I have hypermobility type Ehlers Danlos syndrome (HEDS) a genetic collagen disorder that causes my soft tissue, mainly ligaments, to be plastic and not elastic. I would like to use cool sculpting to lose the the couple inches of subcutaneous fat I have in my belly and upper back. The excess bugle askly causes me extra pain due to myofascial pulls. Would cool sculpting be bad for me with respect to the HEDS? EDS doctors have no clue if this would be a bad idea. Thanks
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The cool sculpting process can be used on all applicable body parts roughly at the same visit. It does take about 45 minutes to treat each area so it could make for a very long day. Busy Practices of course would have two machines so you could have two areas being treated at once for convenience...
The cool mini to the double chin should cost at least $1000 per cycle. Some people with a larger fat pad may need two cycles to their double chin. The double chin also requires two sessions with the second session spaced out at least 30 days. With that being said, coolsculpting to the double ...
: Coolsculpting is a great treatment for the abdomen. Each person is different and has different problem areas on the abdomen. It is always best to see a qualified physician for a consultation to assess your concerns. It is most effective to do 2 treatments spaced out 30 to 45 days apart. It...
