If cool sculpting really works I think you have an market in the veterinary community. My poor dog is 14 and has a fat ball pushing his front elbow out making it hard to walk. My vet says his age and the location of the fat ball may make a long surgery too dangerous. This type of fat ball will not reduce with weight/fat loss as they are a fat tumor. Do you think cool sculpting would work on pets?
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I encourage all potential patients to ask who
will be performing their treatments. A licensed aesthetician who has completed
training to use the CoolSculpting machine and applicators can perform the
treatment when supervised by a physician. Unfortunately, the nature of that
supervision can vary....
You can discuss with your surgeon the possibility of adding liposuction since you'll be in the operating room. Have the surgery first and after your full recovery you can decide if you want to fine tune anything with CoolSculpting.
Thank you for your question. This is not normal. Coolsculpting does not go deep enough to affect the uterus. I urge you to discuss this with your treating physician.
