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.

The CoolSculpting System is a skin cooling or heating device. The device is indicated for cold-assisted lipolysis (breakdown of fat) of the upper arm, bra fat, back fat, banana roll, thigh, abdomen, and flank, or “love handles” in individuals with a Body Mass Index (BMI) of 30 or less.

Yes, CoolSculpting permanently removes fat cells in the treated areas. As the body eliminates the crystallized fat cells, they do not regenerate, and the results are long-lasting or permanent. Many clinical studies have investigated the effectiveness of CoolSculpting, and its long-term benefits.

Your CoolSculpting results should last indefinitely. That's because once CoolSculpting kills off fat cells, they do not come back. But if you gain weight after your CoolSculpting treatment, you may gain fat back in the treated area or areas.

CoolSculpting is generally a safe, low-risk procedure. Common side effects are usually mild, and may include pain or decreased sensation in the targeted area. Some people may feel faint, nauseated, or dizzy during the procedure, or may develop a rash, swelling, or other discoloration afterward.

Safe, Fast & Non-Invasive Treatment CoolSculpting is proven to be an effective treatment for reducing fat in problem areas. It is also a non-invasive procedure. That means no needles, no anesthesia, and no surgery.

CoolSculpting is generally a safe, low-risk procedure. Common side effects are usually mild, and may include pain or decreased sensation in the targeted area. Some people may feel faint, nauseated, or dizzy during the procedure, or may develop a rash, swelling, or other discoloration afterward.

Studies show that cryolipolysis is safe and effective. The risks are few and rare. There's no damage to your liver. Side effects are mild, too, and go away after a short time.

CoolSculpting is generally a safe, low-risk procedure. Common side effects are usually mild, and may include pain or decreased sensation in the targeted area. Some people may feel faint, nauseated, or dizzy during the procedure, or may develop a rash, swelling, or other discoloration afterward.

The CoolSculpting process only impacts fat cells, all other skin and surrounding tissue is unaffected by the treatment. Fat cells killed by CoolSculpting are permanently removed as the adult body is unable to create new fat cells.

Does CoolSculpting work? CoolSculpting and other forms of cryolipolysis have a high success and satisfaction rate. However, people should note that the effects of the treatment only apply to the targeted areas. It also does not tighten the skin.

According to the CoolSculpting website, it can eliminate up to 20 to 25 percent of fat cells in a certain area. More dramatic results. It can remove up to 5 to 8 liters of body fat. Side effects can include short-term bruising or skin sensitivity that usually resolves within weeks.