What is Dual Coolsculpting?

Coolsculpting is the same thing as Dualsculpting.  Dualsculpting just uses two machines to cut the treatment time in half.All the best,Dr. Nazarian

The technology is no different when a physician uses DualSculpting vs. CoolSculpting.  CoolSculpting uses a device with an applicator that freezes fat. When two love handles, flanks, thighs or other body sites are done, and if the provider has more than one CoolSculpting device, if two devices are used simultaneously on each side, then this is considered DualSculpting. Very few practices have more than one of these expensive units. I am fortunate to practice in a NYC practice that has several CoolSculpting devices from Zeltiq and I can treat a pair of love handles or thighs in half the time I could in prior practice when I only had one CoolSculpting machine. As some patients need multiple applicators for the abdomen, DualSculpting provides significant time savings for the patient. To date, we have not charged any additional amount for this convenience. My patients appreciate this benefit.

DualSculpting simply means that you are having two areas treated at the same time. So, the provider doing DualSculpting has at least two machines which cuts your treatment time in half. 

Remember those old Doublemint gum commercials? "Double your pleasure, Double your fun!"Dual Coolsculpting is the use of two machines to treat two areas at once, reducing the number of treatment sessions when multiple areas are being treated.Of course, you also get to pay double, which is what justifies the purchase, use, and marketing of "Dual Coolsculpting."This is no better, just a faster way to transfer money from your purse to the practitioner. Best regards, Dr. Tholen

Hi, there!  Thank you for your question.  "DualSculpting" is a term used to describe the use of two CoolSculpting machines to treat two separate areas simultaneously.  Since each treatment cycle takes approximately one hour, the benefit of this is the ability to treat more areas in less time.  For further information on CoolSculpting, please see a board-certified plastic surgeon that specializes in aesthetic and restorative body procedures.
Best of luck!
Dr. Schwartz