treatment
Coolsculpting
CoolSculpting is the brand name for a fat-freezing method that aims to get rid of stubborn fat in certain parts of your body. The method is called cryolipolysis. The FDA approved it in 2010.
Scientists came up with the idea for cryolipolysis by studying what happens to fat during frostbite. Fat freezes at a higher temperature than skin. The cryolipolysis device cools your fat to a temperature that destroys it while leaving your skin and other tissues unharmed.
How Coolsculpting Works?
CoolSculpting works by delivering precisly targeted low temperatures to fat cells beneath the skin. The fat cells freeze, become crystallized and die. The precisely controlled method of cooling is called Cryolipolysis and was developed by scientists and physicians at Harvard. A benefit of the Cryolipolysis method is that it does not cause damage to other tissues.
Is Coolsculpting Safe?
CoolSculpting is generally considered safe when performed by a qualified healthcare professional.
It is a non-invasive procedure that does not require surgery or anesthesia.
The controlled cooling technology targets fat cells without harming surrounding tissues.
Mild and temporary side effects such as numbness, redness, bruising, and swelling may occur.
Serious complications are rare but possible, so it’s important to discuss potential risks with your healthcare professional.
Choosing a reputable and experienced professional is essential for safety and effective results.
Indications
Some popular CoolSculpting treatment areas are:
- Jawline
- Neck
- Thighs
- Abdomen
- Upper arms
- Back
- Flanks
- Bra line
