CoolSculpting for the Summer

Body shaping using CoolSculpting is non-invasive and non-surgical. Cold is used throughout the process to destroy fat cells and remove them from the body. Consider CoolSculpting if you want to acquire a terrific summer physique but don’t know how to get rid of that annoying fat in those trouble spots. 

The ideal candidate for CoolScuplting? 

CoolSculpting is only used for body sculpting; it is not a reliable method of weight loss. People who weigh more than 30 pounds over their desired weight are not appropriate candidates for CoolSculpting. To choose CoolSculpting, you must be within 30 pounds of your goal weight, reasonably healthy, and physically fit. 

CoolSculpting can reduce fat in places like the chin, upper arms, inner and outer thighs, and belly. The third phase of your weight loss programme, CoolScultpting, will give you a summer-ready body shape. 

How does CoolSculpting work? 

The procedure for CoolSculpting must be performed by a licenced medical expert. At Carvers, we have all the necessary training to perform the CoolSculpting operation.  

The target area will first have gel applied to it, and then specialist cooling pads will be applied. In order to freeze the fat cells, the pads will transmit temperatures of 4 °C to the fat layers beneath the skin. The body’s other tissues are not harmed by the temperature. You will feel some numbness or a pinching feeling for roughly an hour during the entire treatment. 

The body normally eliminates the frozen fat cells when they start to die off over time. Usually, it takes eight weeks before you start to notice the effects of this. In order to be prepared for summer, you need plan your treatment well in advance because it takes time for the results to be seen. 

Risks or Side Effects Associated With CoolSculpting? 

The FDA has authorised CoolSculpting as a non-invasive, non-surgical technique. There are no known negative effects and the process is very safe. After the operation, you could feel some pain and swelling for a few weeks as your body heals, but this is normal and will pass.