If you’ve spent months hitting the gym and eating healthier to get in shape, it can be hugely frustrating to find stubborn pockets of fat that just won’t go anywhere no matter how hard you try. They might be on your sides, on your inner thighs, or under your chin. Wherever they are, though, those fatty deposits can leave you feeling as if all the work you’re putting in is a waste of time. Fortunately, though, there’s a solution: the innovative CoolSculpting treatment designed to eliminate stubborn fat permanently. But how does CoolSculpting remove unwanted fat for good? What can you expect during the treatment? And how long will you need to wait to start seeing the results? In this comprehensive guide to CoolSculpting, you’ll find out why the results are permanent, what the treatment involves, and everything else you need to know before you try it. What is CoolSculpting?CoolSculpting is a fat-freezing (cryolipolysis) treatment used to eliminate fat that won’t respond to a healthy diet and exercise. It does that by targeting fat cells beneath the skin’s surface directly, and doesn’t harm the skin itself. CoolSculpting can be used on the following areas:
For men and women alike, the most popular areas targeted during CoolSculpting treatments are:
You may want to target more than one area with CoolSculpting treatments, e.g. if you have multiple pockets of stubborn fat on your flanks, below your jawline, and thighs. Whatever your goals, a certified CoolSculpting specialist will be able to create the right treatment plan for you. Additionally, CoolSculpting is less invasive than weight-loss surgery, which can require long recovery periods and follow-up treatments. You won’t need to plan for any downtime to heal from your CoolSculpting — it’s a more convenient, time-effective way to tackle stubborn fat. However, CoolSculpting is only to treat fat that you can’t eliminate through traditional healthy eating and exercise. It’s not a shortcut to all-over weight loss, and it’s not a replacement for adopting a healthier lifestyle either. What Happens During the CoolSculpting Treatment?CoolSculpting treatments are more simple than you might expect when you try it for the first time. At the start, you’ll be invited to get comfortable (either lying or sitting) in the private treatment room. The applicator is applied to the skin in the target area and left in place for the duration of the session. By exposing the skin to freezing temperatures, the CoolSculpting applicator cools the fat cells beneath the skin and breaks them down. These cells are particularly vulnerable to extremely low temperatures, and the CoolSculpting treatment can effectively destroy up to 25% of unwanted fats beneath the skin. Your body will naturally clear out the damaged fat cells in the weeks following your treatment. You may not notice a visible change in the treated area immediately after your first session, but results will start to become apparent after multiple sessions. It can take a number of months for the targeted fat cells to leave your body. Does CoolSculpting Create Permanent Results?Yes — CoolSculpting permanently removes stubborn fat underneath the skin and encourages the body to get rid of them. The destroyed fat cells won’t regenerate following your treatment. However, you can still gain weight and develop more stubborn pockets of fat over time, so you may still need to work on maintaining your ideal shape. That can be a difficult commitment in some cases, but the quality of the results may help you stay motivated. Is CoolSculpting Uncomfortable?You may feel pressure and cold while the applicator works, but CoolSculpting is generally a painless treatment. There’s no need for anesthesia or needles of any kind — it’s a non-surgical procedure. You should be comfortable during the entire session, and you can even read or watch a movie on your phone or tablet while one of our certified CoolSculpting specialists takes care of you. Is CoolSculpting a Safe Treatment?Yes, CoolSculpting is a safe way to eliminate stubborn fat from one or more areas of the body. You may feel concerned about trying any new form of treatment for the first time, but rest assured: CoolSculpting is increasingly recognized as a safe fat-freezing solution. Only the fat cells targeted are affected by the applicators, and surrounding cells remain completely undamaged. How Long Does CoolSculpting Take?The CoolSculpting treatment usually takes between 35 and 75 minutes. It depends on the area(s) being treated: the more stubborn fat there is to deal with, the longer sessions will take. Most people need at least two CoolSculpting treatments to achieve their goals. What Should You Do to Prepare for CoolSculpting?Unlike invasive weight-loss surgery, CoolSculpting requires little preparation from you. You will have an in-depth consultation with one of our CoolSculpting specialists before your treatment, which is vital for understanding what the process involves and determining whether this is the right solution for you. As CoolSculpting requires no downtime for you to recover, you can carry on with the rest of your day once your treatment ends. How Much Does CoolSculpting Cost?Everyone who undergoes CoolSculpting has their own objectives and ideal shape, and we aim to provide the right treatment for all of our clients. With that in mind, we will determine your treatment price based on your consultation with one of our CoolSculpting specialists. We consider several factors for pricing, such as the number of areas to be treated and your personal body contouring goals. Want to Find Out More About CoolSculpting in Toronto and GTA?CoolSculpting is a safe, convenient, and effective fat-freezing treatment for removing stubborn pockets of fat. Astra Medicare offers CoolSculpting treatments in Toronto and GTA at competitive rates. Our CoolSculpting specialists are here to help you achieve your body contouring goals, whatever they may be. To schedule your appointment with our expert team, get in touch today.
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