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The CoolSculpt applicators are designed to reach only the subcutaneous layers of fat, which is superficial to your musculature, internal connective tissues, and organs. Scleroderma is not a contraindication of CoolSculpt. However, I would prefer that you consult with your primary care physician or a physician that knows your scleroderma history very well. They will be able to best assess your candidacy for CoolSculpting. Best, Dr. Anil Shah
Hi, thank you for your inquiry. Coolsclupting targets adipose tissue, not the connective tissue in which the scleroderma takes effect. I would advise you to speak to your dermatologist prior to doing any Coolsculpting. Best wishes!
Provided you do not have Raynaud's disease, scleroderma should not be a contraindication to CoolSculpting. However, if there is involvement in the areas you wish to treat, it should be avoided.Jeff Rapaport MD FAADRealself All-star
Scleroderma is not a contraindication for CoolSculpting treatment. I would advise you to discuss the treatment with your dermatologist prior to being treated.
Thank you for your message! CoolSculpting is a great option for stubborn areas of fat that do not go away with diet and exercise alone. If you have diagnosed neuropathy, I would speak with your managing provider prior to having the procedure however. Side effects can include altered sensation to...
Hi there! Thanks for your question! CoolSculpting is the ONLY FDA cleared fat reduction treatment in the US! You can expect to see up to a 25% fat reduction in the area treated. Results vary from person to person. I recommend consulting with a local CoolSculpting provider in person to determine...
Hello atx25 and thank you for your question! It is not too soon to begin your second application. The earliest that it is recommended to retreat that same area is four weeks after your first session. That being said, full results from Coolsculpting can take approximately 3-4 months to be seen...
