Can you get sick after CoolSculpting?

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asked Oct 11, 2023 in Weight Loss/Dieting by tameebowen33 (1,330 points)
Can you get sick after CoolSculpting?

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answered Oct 11, 2023 by 12iroanges (41,410 points)
You can get sick after CoolSculpting as some people may experience feeling nauseated, dizziness or faint during the procedure or after the CoolSculpting procedure and may also develop swelling, rash or discoloration after.

Common side effects of CoolSculpting are pain and decreased sensation in the targeted area.

CoolSculpting does last long term and provides permanent results for weight loss and fat removal.

CoolSculpting is permanent as CoolSculpting permanently removes fat cells in the areas that are treated.

As your body eliminates your crystallized fat cells they don't regenerate which results in long lasting and permanent results.

CoolSculpting comes with a myriad of negative side effects that can lead to quite a lengthy recovery time.

People who undergo CoolSculpting report bruising in the area, swelling and redness, pain and stinging, throughout the course of treatment, aching, skin sensitivity, and more.

CoolSculpting is an effective fat reduction method.

However, it does not apply to all and will not address the underlying cause of unwanted fat.

People undergoing the procedure should couple it with lifestyle changes to prolong its results.

CoolSculpting is just one option for removing fat.

An average CoolSculpting session lasts 60 minutes in most cases but some CoolSculpting sessions may only last 35 minutes.

Within 1 to 3 months of doing CoolSculpting sessions you should see some weight loss and after 6 months of Coolsculpting you should see the desired results of losing the weight.

CoolSculpting for weight loss does work although it's expensive as it can cost between $2,000.00 to $4,000.00 per CoolSculpting session.

You may need 3 to 6 CoolSculpting sessions and sometimes more depending on how much weight you want to lose.

And since Coolsculpting is usually done for cosmetic reasons CoolSculpting is usually not covered by health insurance so you'll usually have to pay for the CoolSculpting sessions out of pocket.

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