The skin in the area feels numb on the surface, There is not bruising at all, but it feels like a bruise under the skin. Skin feels numb. Kind of weird to feel numb and pain at the same time. I can't wear jeans as all mine are kind of close fitting and it would hurt. Also the fat in the area prior to the treatment was quite 'fluffy' and pliable and now it is kind of firm. Not any smaller, but just feels 'stiffer' and a little bigger, hard to describe really. Is this normal?
December 19, 2017
Answer: Coolsculpting Question Thank you for your question! All of these symptoms are completely normal after a Coolsculpting treatment. Stretching will help with the discomfort. I would recommend you to find an office that offers Cool Advantage, the most updated Coolsculpting machine. This newer machine provides better comfort and can be completed in 35 minutes. If symptoms persist, see the doctor that provided your treatment.
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December 19, 2017
Answer: Coolsculpting Question Thank you for your question! All of these symptoms are completely normal after a Coolsculpting treatment. Stretching will help with the discomfort. I would recommend you to find an office that offers Cool Advantage, the most updated Coolsculpting machine. This newer machine provides better comfort and can be completed in 35 minutes. If symptoms persist, see the doctor that provided your treatment.
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December 5, 2017
Answer: This is all normal Dear Caddiegirl: These are all normal sensations 10 days post Coolsculpting, and they are a combination of swelling and nerves recovering. They should begin to improve for you very soon and most patients don't complain of any abnormal sensations once they get to 3 or 4 weeks out. Very rarely these symptoms persist and we have prescribed a medication called neurontin to help with the discomfort but this is quite rare.Best of luck to you!G. Robert Meger MD
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December 5, 2017
Answer: This is all normal Dear Caddiegirl: These are all normal sensations 10 days post Coolsculpting, and they are a combination of swelling and nerves recovering. They should begin to improve for you very soon and most patients don't complain of any abnormal sensations once they get to 3 or 4 weeks out. Very rarely these symptoms persist and we have prescribed a medication called neurontin to help with the discomfort but this is quite rare.Best of luck to you!G. Robert Meger MD
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