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Hello and thank you for your question. No, you should not scar from the CoolSculpting treatment. It is safe for all skin types.
Paradoxical Adipose Hyperplasia or PAH is the biggest concern with CoolSculpting. This is a rare condition where the fat cells become bigger after CoolSculpting. I perform liposuction on patients who develop PAH and, in my experience, the PAH fat is very tough and fibrous like scar tissue. It is very difficult to remove and requires a special tool called Vaser to break up the fibrous fat. Having looked at the hard fat under the microscope, it looks and feels like scar tissue to me. Most people do fine with CoolSculpting and in most cases it will reduce the fat in the areas where you are treated. Just be aware that there is about a 1% chance that you can develop PAH. You might be better off going straight to liposuction.
I would recommend something better like Kybella, radiofrecuencya microneedling, usually in my experience, coolsculpting for banana rolls does not work the best
The basics of coolsculpting are as follows. Water freezes at a temperature that is below the temperature that freezes fat. That is why we can do the procedure and not damage water based tissues like skin and muscle. So, no it should not freeze the muscle.
Each physician may have different instructions for patients who have been treated with CoolSculpting to the torso or any body area. I do not restrict exercise in my patients after CoolSculpting. In my opinion, compression clothing would not hurt anything, but I don't think it makes any...
