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How Soon Can I Schedule Second CoolSculpting Treatment?

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Cee AnneSep 12, 2011

planning to have 6 areas treated at the end of sept. (stomach-2, love handles, bra rolls) from what I read, a second treatment is optimal, how soon can i have areas treated again?

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