I got different recommendations at different consultations. For fat reduction of the same area, some told me to do Liposonix, and some told me to do CoolSculpting. Also, when I was doing some research on the internet I read about truSculpting, which seems to be something quite similar. So I’m just confused. What is the difference between truSculpt, Liposonix, and CoolSculpting? Which one is more cost effective, and which one gives results more quickly?
April 25, 2016
Answer: TruSculpt, Liposonix and CoolSculpting Reviewed Dear miumiuftw: Over 35 years ago, a surgical option became available to reduce localized areas of fat in the superficial layer just under the skin. This became known as Tumescent Liposuction. As well experienced surgeons became better at contouring and smoothening the curves of the body, the technique advanced from “spot” liposuction to LipoContouring or LipoSculpture. These techniques are dependent on the skill and talent of the surgeon using a “to and fro” arm motion with a suction cannula. Technology added “power” behind the hand-engine with ultrasound, radiofrequency, laser and waterjets in the cannula. Over 10 years ago, similar technologies using ultrasound, microwaves, radiofrequency and lasers were created to heat the fat without burning the skin. Most of these have failed to provide a reliable and reproducible results.Most recently, CoolSculpting, identified and created by a team of scientists and Dermatologists developed a non-surgical option to reduce “spot” fat once again in a reliable and reproducible method freezing the fat cells without injuring the skin. CoolSculpting, TruSculpt and Liposonix are all different ways to reduce superficial fat thickness without surgery. Both TruSculpt, using radiofrequency and Liposonix, using high frequency ultrasound deliver heat to destroy the fat cells; again without reliability. CoolSculpting uses cold temperatures to nearly freeze the fat, killing and permanently reducing the fat cells. In our practice, many patients turn to CoolSculpting for the most reliable, consistent and effective method of permanently reducing fat. If you have smaller bulges, a series of CoolSculpting sessions will provide up to 20% reduction of the fat which fits into the CS applicator. If you wish a single session where up to 90% of the fat under the skin is removed, contoured and smoothened, traditional tumescent LipoContouring is recommended. Please obtain consultation from a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon who provides both options so you will receive your best recommendations. I wish you the best!
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April 25, 2016
Answer: TruSculpt, Liposonix and CoolSculpting Reviewed Dear miumiuftw: Over 35 years ago, a surgical option became available to reduce localized areas of fat in the superficial layer just under the skin. This became known as Tumescent Liposuction. As well experienced surgeons became better at contouring and smoothening the curves of the body, the technique advanced from “spot” liposuction to LipoContouring or LipoSculpture. These techniques are dependent on the skill and talent of the surgeon using a “to and fro” arm motion with a suction cannula. Technology added “power” behind the hand-engine with ultrasound, radiofrequency, laser and waterjets in the cannula. Over 10 years ago, similar technologies using ultrasound, microwaves, radiofrequency and lasers were created to heat the fat without burning the skin. Most of these have failed to provide a reliable and reproducible results.Most recently, CoolSculpting, identified and created by a team of scientists and Dermatologists developed a non-surgical option to reduce “spot” fat once again in a reliable and reproducible method freezing the fat cells without injuring the skin. CoolSculpting, TruSculpt and Liposonix are all different ways to reduce superficial fat thickness without surgery. Both TruSculpt, using radiofrequency and Liposonix, using high frequency ultrasound deliver heat to destroy the fat cells; again without reliability. CoolSculpting uses cold temperatures to nearly freeze the fat, killing and permanently reducing the fat cells. In our practice, many patients turn to CoolSculpting for the most reliable, consistent and effective method of permanently reducing fat. If you have smaller bulges, a series of CoolSculpting sessions will provide up to 20% reduction of the fat which fits into the CS applicator. If you wish a single session where up to 90% of the fat under the skin is removed, contoured and smoothened, traditional tumescent LipoContouring is recommended. Please obtain consultation from a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon who provides both options so you will receive your best recommendations. I wish you the best!
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August 13, 2015
Answer: Permanent Fat Reduction CoolSculpting, TruSculpt and Liposonix are all modalities to treat fat. CoolSculpting uses cyrolipolysis, which uses cold temperatures to freeze the fat, killing and permanently reducing the fat cells. TruSculpt, which uses radiofrequency, and Liposonix, which uses high frequency ultrasound, both use heat to destroy the fat cells. In our practice, CoolSculpting is the most reliable, consistant and effective method of permanently reducing fat cells - but you must have a distinct buldge in order to have the treatment done. Liposonix and TruSculpt are better utilized in areas of flat fat, such as the lateral thigh or a flat fat abdomen which has no distinguishable buldge.
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August 13, 2015
Answer: Permanent Fat Reduction CoolSculpting, TruSculpt and Liposonix are all modalities to treat fat. CoolSculpting uses cyrolipolysis, which uses cold temperatures to freeze the fat, killing and permanently reducing the fat cells. TruSculpt, which uses radiofrequency, and Liposonix, which uses high frequency ultrasound, both use heat to destroy the fat cells. In our practice, CoolSculpting is the most reliable, consistant and effective method of permanently reducing fat cells - but you must have a distinct buldge in order to have the treatment done. Liposonix and TruSculpt are better utilized in areas of flat fat, such as the lateral thigh or a flat fat abdomen which has no distinguishable buldge.
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