Zeltiq CoolSculpting - Extreme Side Effects

Thank you for your question. It is not uncommon to have delayed onset of pain around 5 days after Coolsculpting.  The intermittent discomfort tends to subside within a week. It generally takes about 1 to 2  weeks for the swelling  subside. I do recommend compression for 3 weeks to help with these symptoms.  I recommend contacting your Coolsculpting  specialist as they can prescribe medications which can reduce the intensity of the discomfort.  Best regards.

It sounds like you are experiencing delayed onset pain from CoolSculpting treatment. This is a rare occurrence, but as you describe, can be very painful. Anti-inflammatory medication, such as ibuprofen, can be helpful in reducing your pain. While this reaction usually only lasts for a week or so, I suggest contacting your provider to rule out any other cause for the pain and to potentially prescribe medication that may be helpful. 

It is not uncommon to have
delayed onset pain after a Coolsculpting procedure. This pain is more
commonly experienced with abdominal Coolsculpting. It starts 3-5 days
after the procedure and can last 10 days or so. This pain is nerve based
and is best treated with Neurontin. Ask your physician to prescribe you
some.
Best of luck,
Sheila Nazarian