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Keeping Fingers Crossed!!
UPDATED FROM CityGrl
10 days post
No Change yet :(
CityGrlMarch 30, 2015
As I suspected, the smoothness was due to swelling filling up the concave areas. They are now back to the same. However, I have several sessions left and am hoping for some improvement.
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April 1, 2015
I'm sorry you don't see any changes yet- hopefully you'll get some better results with the rest of your sessions, like you said. Let us know.
September 23, 2015
HI, Did you have a good response to the treatment? I have noticed that there are fewer docs doing mesotherapy since the FDA stepped in and dictated what could be injected. I had meso several years ago, and though my results were mixed, it is certainly a much slower and less invasive process than lipo or coolsculpt. I hope you had good results.
September 30, 2015
I hope you see the results you are looking for. I think based on the smooth shape caused by the swelling, you might consider fat transfer to the area that is concave. I am not a doctor, it just seems like the obvious solution based on your post. It may increase your waist by an inch or whatever but you won't have a deformity. My apologies if I have overstepped.
UPDATED FROM CityGrl
2 days post
Shocked!
CityGrlMarch 21, 2015
It's only a day and a half after the first treatment and the long horizontal dent under my right rib and the divot (dent) above my belly button are MUCH smoother. The skeptical side of me says this is because the concave area is probably just filled in by fluid/swelling....we shall see. The big weird ball of fat is still the same....but I do have four more treatments to go.
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July 29, 2018
hello.. im just looking for some information. I got a question whats the name of this treatment
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I've just developed similar indents due to coolsculpting and I'm wondering if you ever found a solution to minimize/fix the damage?
Have you found a solution since your last post?
I have been considering Keybella to dissolve the fat, since it can be targeted so specifically to problem 'bulge' areas.
I'd love any advice, if you've found a solution that's worked for you!