In my area, getting Coolsculpting deals is easy. You can usually get three treatments for under 2k. But I'm nervous about PAH (where the fat freezes and expands). I've seen statistics that ranged from 1 in 20,000 to 1 in 200! I'm not confident in any given percentage as a result.If I could, I'd get only Sculpsure, but Sculpsure is less well known and is usually far more expensive here, almost double the price for Coolsculpting. with the lack of exposure Sculpsure has here, there are no certified/verified etc doctors who perform this procedure. Just a local OBGYN and cosmetic dentists office. Their before and afters for Sculpsure aren't as impressive, too.Would freezing, then heating, prevent the remaining fat cells from swelling up?
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If there is fat in the area and you fit the applicator, CoolSculpting is a wonderful procedure for you. You may also do Kybella which is okay for application on the jawline area. Please contact a qualified provider or a board-certified physician with extensive experience in these procedures.
Coolsculpting will not affect an aortic aneurysm. I suggest hormonal optimization to help your AA and make you overall more healthly along with NDA IV therapy (see link)
If you have small problem areas you can use non invasive methods like coolsculpting with vanquish or TrusculptID to get sm...
Hello and thank you for your question.
Judging from your photographs, I would say that CoolSculpting would be a great solution for you. CoolSculpting is ideal for freezing away stubborn pockets of fat at the thighs.
