CoolSculpting® Body Shaping
CoolSculpting® Body Shaping
What is Coolsculpting ?
CoolSculpting, also known as cryolipolysis, is a fat-reduction procedure. It works by causing fat cells in specific places of the body to freeze.
Frozen temperatures are used in CoolSculpting and other kinds of cryolipolysis to break down fat cells. Other cells are not damaged by cold in the same way as fat cells are, therefore there should be no harm to the skin or underlying tissue.
CoolSculpting is less risky than liposuction because it is noninvasive, meaning it does not require surgery, incisions, or anesthesia. The surgery is generally safe, but there are some potential adverse effects to be aware of.
The average CoolSculpting session lasts about an hour. Because there is no injury to the skin or tissue, there is no recuperation time. Some people experience soreness at the CoolSculpting treatment site, comparable to what they might experience after a strenuous workout or a minor muscle injury.
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Does CoolSculpting work?
The success rate of CoolSculpting and other kinds of cryolipolysis is very high. They are excellent at removing fat from specific parts of the body, and they have fewer adverse effects than other operations like liposuction.
Though this technique can remove fat from specific locations, it is not a miracle cure, and patients should not expect complete fat removal. The operation will not work for everyone, and some people may have more severe adverse effects.
Other factors, such as lifestyle, may also play a role. While receiving CoolSculpting, a person who continues to eat an unhealthy diet and is inactive will see less fat removal.
Similarly, CoolSculpting is unable to tighten loose skin. After the treatment to remove the fat, a person may have excess skin if the skin has stretched around the fatty buildups.
Side effects and complications of CoolSculpting
Because cryolipolysis is a noninvasive technique, it doesn’t involve any cuts, anesthesia, or drugs that can cause an allergic reaction. This means that compared to more invasive procedures like liposuction, the rate of problems and adverse effects is reduced.
Only 12 persons, or less than 1%, of the 1,445 participants surveyed reported problems, according to the Aesthetic Surgery Journal. The most prevalent side effect was having less sensation in the treated area than before.
Other complications may include:
- swelling
- bruising
- sensitivity
- skin redness
- localized pain
How long does CoolSculpting last?
CoolSculpting destroys fat cells, and those particular cells will not return.
However, little is known regarding CoolSculpting’s long-term consequences or effectiveness. The majority of studies only tracked participants for a few months after therapy.
However, little is known regarding CoolSculpting’s long-term consequences or effectiveness. The majority of studies only tracked participants for a few months after therapy.
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