CoolSculpt on Arms, only 2 weeks pregnant. Can I still get my arms done?

Thank you for your question. CoolSculpting should not be done if you are pregnant. I would recommend seeing a board certified plastic surgeon for a CoolSculpting consultation 6 months after your pregnancy. This way, you can explain your concerns, learn more about the procedure, and determine if you are a candidate. An in-person assessment is always best. Regards, 

There is no risk to a baby with localized coolsculpting however, I suggest waiting on any cosmetic treatments until after you have kids.  Best, Dr. Emer.

Congratulations on your pregnancy.  CoolSculpting is a non-invasive treatment.  No medications or anesthetic would be needed that would affect your pregnancy.  Although we would not recommend doing CoolSculpting to any part of the torso area, I feel having the treatment to your arms would be just fine.

Generally speaking pregnancy is the easiest way to become a non candidate for almost anything invasive or minimally invasive when it comes to aesthetics. It is time to take a vacation from botox, juvederm, coolsculpting, fraxel and any other ongoing regimens you are currently on. Congratulations on the baby!

In general, medications and procedures are not recommend for someone who is pregnant unless it is an emergency.  The decision to perform a CoolSculpting procedure on your arms when you are two weeks pregnant would be up to the physician treating you.  I would recommend waiting until after your pregnancy though.  

The FDA does not recommend elective treatments including coolsculpting if you are pregnant. Congratulations and enjoy your pregnancy. Coolsculpting is a great alternative after you have your baby. See a practice which is under the direction of a surgeon who is certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery.