So I was curious I have the basics of where coolsculpting is done on the lower body. However is it possible to do the front sides of the legs and beside the knees? I wanted to have slimming done on my lower half however id prefer not to go invasive if possible.
Answer: Coolsculpting: is it possible to do the front sides of the legs and beside the knees? Thank you for your question. These areas are not FDA approved. You can do your inner thigh, outer thigh (saddle bags), distal knee (right above the knee) and banana rolls. Please consult with a board certified plastic surgeon. Regards,
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CONTACT NOW Answer: Coolsculpting: is it possible to do the front sides of the legs and beside the knees? Thank you for your question. These areas are not FDA approved. You can do your inner thigh, outer thigh (saddle bags), distal knee (right above the knee) and banana rolls. Please consult with a board certified plastic surgeon. Regards,
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Answer: Coolsculpting and legs Coolsculpting can be performed on the legs for sure. The only way to give you the confirmatory answer is after the consultation where we will discuss the areas of concern and come up with a plan to address that. We consider the concerned areas as a cylinder and approach from several sides to get the best result.
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Answer: Coolsculpting and legs Coolsculpting can be performed on the legs for sure. The only way to give you the confirmatory answer is after the consultation where we will discuss the areas of concern and come up with a plan to address that. We consider the concerned areas as a cylinder and approach from several sides to get the best result.
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August 7, 2017
Answer: Coolsculpting for the legs Hello and thank you for your question. Coolsculpting can certainly be performed on legs and knees if you are a suitable candidate. Your Coolsculpting technician will examine your legs, essentially pinch and grab the area you are looking to treat and will determine if that desired area is suitable for the treatment. There are various adaptors ranging in size and shape that can be applied to fit the structures of the legs and knees. With that said, in order to respond favourably to the treatment, the area being treated must be fatty tissue. There are other structures that make an area fuller such as muscle and thick skin. Hope this helps.Dr Solomon
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Answer: Coolsculpting for the legs Hello and thank you for your question. Coolsculpting can certainly be performed on legs and knees if you are a suitable candidate. Your Coolsculpting technician will examine your legs, essentially pinch and grab the area you are looking to treat and will determine if that desired area is suitable for the treatment. There are various adaptors ranging in size and shape that can be applied to fit the structures of the legs and knees. With that said, in order to respond favourably to the treatment, the area being treated must be fatty tissue. There are other structures that make an area fuller such as muscle and thick skin. Hope this helps.Dr Solomon
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August 7, 2017
Answer: Is CoolSculpting possible on front sides of legs and beside the knees? CoolSculpting can possibly be used to treat areas on the legs and knees, but an examination would be needed to determine if you might be a good candidate for the treatment or not. Sometimes, areas on the legs or around the knees may not have much fat, but other tissue causing them to appear larger than desired. I would consult with a CoolSculpting physician to see if the treatment might be beneficial to you.
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Answer: Is CoolSculpting possible on front sides of legs and beside the knees? CoolSculpting can possibly be used to treat areas on the legs and knees, but an examination would be needed to determine if you might be a good candidate for the treatment or not. Sometimes, areas on the legs or around the knees may not have much fat, but other tissue causing them to appear larger than desired. I would consult with a CoolSculpting physician to see if the treatment might be beneficial to you.
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August 25, 2017
Answer: CoolSculpting: Front of Leg and Inner Knee Thanks for your question. Treating the front of the leg is something that truly requires an in person consultation to evaluate the area you desire to have CoolSculpted away. Generally speaking, the front of the leg is not treated as the fat in that area doesn't present as a bulge. There is always the danger of leaving an indent in the exact shape of the applicator. Obviously, that would not be an aesthetically pleasing outcome. Regarding the inner knee area, this is an area that is we regularly treat. The Petite applicator fits very well in this area and presents fantastic results. I would suggest that you schedule a consultation with a reputable practice. Be sure that they do this treatment all the time, and have experience with the areas that you want to treat. You don't want to be anyone's experiment. Good luck with your CoolSculpting adventure!
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August 25, 2017
Answer: CoolSculpting: Front of Leg and Inner Knee Thanks for your question. Treating the front of the leg is something that truly requires an in person consultation to evaluate the area you desire to have CoolSculpted away. Generally speaking, the front of the leg is not treated as the fat in that area doesn't present as a bulge. There is always the danger of leaving an indent in the exact shape of the applicator. Obviously, that would not be an aesthetically pleasing outcome. Regarding the inner knee area, this is an area that is we regularly treat. The Petite applicator fits very well in this area and presents fantastic results. I would suggest that you schedule a consultation with a reputable practice. Be sure that they do this treatment all the time, and have experience with the areas that you want to treat. You don't want to be anyone's experiment. Good luck with your CoolSculpting adventure!
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