So worth it! Lower Abs and Love Handles - Sugar Land, TX

A while back I saw a coolsculpting ad, and it really got me curious. After checking prices, I decided to hold off and sure enough a week later there was a Groupon deal in my area. I looked up the office and the Doctor was board certified and the office had good reviews so I decided to jump on the board.

I called to make an appointment for a consultation which she said that I could go ahead a get the treatment done on the areas I want. I only did the lower abs although I wished I went ahead and did the flanks in addition, but I didn't have the 2 extra hours.

Day 1: Treatment Day (Lower Abs) Regular $1600 Groupon Deal $549
I met with the technician and knew ahead it would have been a train technician not the doctor so I wasn't surprised. She had a consent form for me to sign and asked if I had any questions.

1. Do they do this treatment a lot? Apparently so
2. Has she had the treatment done? She's done her back which she said wasn't bad at all in 3 weeks she has already started seeing results
3. Will they prescribe the needed meds if the pain is too much for me? The doctor doesn't like to prescribe Gabapentin but will prescribe something topical. Hopefully that's all I need. They even brought in the administrator who has had her lower abs done to answer any questions that I had. I mainly was concern about the nerve ending repair themselves. She said that sharp tinglings are more intermittent and that they've only had 3 cases were the person felt intense pain. Hope I don't get added to that list.

We took my before pictures then I got on the bed. They had a body pillow which will come in handy for the flanks I could imagine.

They verbally prepared me for every step. They was a bit of pinching when it started the suction, but like everyone said you go numb afterwards. I din't find the cold to be all that bad. I found that relaxing and breathing for the first 10 minutes help a lot plus the admin and the technician stayed in the room and chatted with me so it got my mind off of the initiate shock.

Right before the 60 minutes are up, the attachment started massaging and loosen up a bit. Then the technician came in and slow pulled it off. I braced myself for it, but it really wasn't bad at all. When she started the massaging, I just took long and deep breaths and got through it just fine.

6 hours later I feel great. I probably could go workout right now without an issue. The only thing is it is a bit red and tender still like when you come in from the cold and your cheeks are flushed.

So Far so Good....

Next week I do in for my flanks.