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How much is CoolSculpting and is it worth it?

How much is CoolSculpting and is it worth it?

The CoolSculpting official website says the average cost is between $2,000 and $4,000 per session. The cost is based on the area of body being treated. The smaller the treatment area, the lower the cost. Treating multiple areas can also increase cost.

How many sessions you need for CoolSculpting?

In general, patients to receive 1-3 CoolSculpting treatment sessions in each area treated. The amount of treatments needed depends on the results you want and the number of areas being treated.

How many sessions does fat freezing take?

One session is normally enough for smaller areas, but if you want to treat a larger area or have a little more fat to address, two or three treatments may be necessary. In general, most people achieve their desired results after two sessions.

What is the alternative to CoolSculpting?

SculpSure™ Instead of CoolSculpting® The laser heats the fat and essentially melts it so your body can remove it naturally. As opposed to CoolSculpting®, SculpSure™ treatments can be performed on 4 areas at a time and only one 25-minute treatment is needed to achieve your desired results.

How much fat can you lose with CoolSculpting?

You can expect to lose between 20 and 80% of the fat cells in your targeted treatment area with CoolSculpting. The most significant factor that affects how much fat you can lose is the size of the treatment area.

What is the downside of CoolSculpting?

The common side effects are those most frequently endured after CoolSculpting procedures, but on occasion people experienced the following more severe problems: Extreme pain around the treated area. Severe skin numbing. Bloating along the contact area.

Can CoolSculpting get rid of apron belly?

CoolSculpting is also ideal to treat stubborn areas such as the upper arms, inner and outer thighs and even under the chin. To lose weight – either to reduce stomach overhang or before abdominoplasty – you need to eat fewer calories than you burn.