Coolsculpting Arms

I should have just invested in an armlift which I ended up doing in 2023 with another PS. I had a little liposuction of my bra fat area as well. Really happy with the results. I can now wear size medium tops. It’s been almost 3 years since my surgery and the scars are still fading. I use Bio Oil daily.

Now I just have to wait, time will tell. I go back in January to photograph my final results. For the first three weeks after my first session, the back of my arms were very tender. Especially noticeable sitting in my car where they rest on the driver seat sides, and lying on my back in bed. This time it hurt a bit during the “cooling” and Really hurt when they were massaged immediately after cooling. I asked for some Tylenol before continuing and that really helped. A little bruising this time on my right arm. Cross your fingers!

Just after I turned 61 in July, I decided it was time to do something about my “Grandma Arms”. Arm lift surgery vs. Coolsculpting.....hmmmm. After lots of research, I decided to go back to my PS’s office who removed and lifted my 30 yr. old ruptured silicone breast implants three years ago. I love the office staff there who always make me feel comfortable. See my complete journey reviewed here, too. Today, their CS specialist, Kelly Stokedale, performed my first session which lasted 2 hours. Not too painful, a bit tender now. Second session scheduled in 2 months. Results will vary but I should see changes 3-6 months after my first session. Will update again after each visit and 6 months post.