I have cellulite fat on my thighs. Will cryosculpting help this problem or make it worse?

In my opinion, cryo sculpting will not change the cellulite you have on your body. There are some new studies that show that cryosculpting can slightly tighten the skin. This is primarily in the abdominal area. If you are interested in treating the cellulite, the gold standard is Cellulaze laser. I hope this helps. Good luck!

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No. Coolsculpting does not help with cellulite. It only helps with volume reduction and depending on your skin it could make the cellulite worse.

Interestingly it won’t make it
worse like liposuction can, but I would not use it as a treatment for cellulite
either. Cellfina is now FDA-approved for longterm cellulite improvement and is
a device that releases the fibrotic strands so that the tissue can be less
dimpled. It works really well for focal dimples!

CoolSculpting will not help cellulite and may make it worse if there is less volume of fat under the skin making it looser. I would consider the Cellulase treatment if the cellulite is the main problem. Liposuction won't change the cellulite either so with either lipo or CoolSculpting the cellulite will be there. We just don't have enough technology yet for this combination of problems. Good luck. 

Coolsculpting is not a treatemnt for cellulite.  Coolsculpting is an effective FDA non invasive treatment for excess fat. You may want to consider Cellulaze for cellulite.  Best wishes.

Cellulite is the herniation of subcutaneous fat within fibrous connective tissue that manifests topographically as skin dimpling and nodularity, often on the pelvic region, lower limbs, and abdomen. Through the use of CoolSculpting, some of that subcutaneous fat is eliminated, improving the appearance of cellulite. Keep in mind however, CoolSculpting is not meant to improve or tighten the skin, the main goal of the treatment is to kill subcutaneous fat.