What is CoolSculpting?
CoolSculpting treatment is non-invasive way to gently and effectively reduce fat from those stubborn areas that are resistant to diet and exercise, pregnancy pouches, love handles, muffin tops and back fat. CoolSculpting is FDA approved to reduce fat by up to 20% to 40% in these stubborn areas with NO surgery and NO downtime.
How It Works
During the procedure, a non-invasive applicator is applied to the skin surface to deliver precisely controlled cooling method called ‘Cryolipolysis’ to target, cool and eliminate fat cells in specific areas of the body.
As they are exposed to cooling, the fat cells begin a process of natural fat cell removal. The fat cells in the treated area are gradually eliminated through the body's normal metabolic processes.
Non Surgical Treatments
What CoolSculpting Treats
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Stomach
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Back Fat
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Love handles (Flanks)
CoolSculpting Results
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Up to 20% to 40% reduction in fat in treated areas
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A smoother and firmer look
Frequently Asked Questions about CoolSculpting
Does the treatment hurt?
As the panels go to work, you will feel a sensation of intense cold, this soon dissipates. The treatment is comfortable and the time during the procedure can be spent reading or working.
How long is each treatment?
Treatment range from one to three hours depending on the area being treated.
How many treatments will I need?
People see results after one treatment however for the best result for you your nurse will advise you on the amount of treatments you require for your best result. Lipo massage is often used to compliment a CoolSculpting treatment.
How soon will I see results?
You will see results between 1 and 4 months after your first treatment as your body ‘gets rid’ of the fat cells.
How long will it take to recover?
Unlike traditional invasive surgical procedures, the CoolSculpting procedure is completely non-invasive with no needles and no need for surgical incisions. Therefore, recovery time is not required; you may resume your normal activities on the same day as your treatment, including work and exercise. Some patients experience minor redness or bruising or numbness but this is temporary.
Who will do my treatment?
A River Medical Registered General Nurse.
