You know what they say, “beach bodies are made during the winter.” If you regularly hit the gym but still have unwanted bulges or pockets of fat, CoolSculpting can be a great way of smoothing things out and toning things up, however, it does take some planning to to achieve your beach-ready body.
What Is CoolSculpting?
CoolSculpting is a non-invasive body sculpting procedure designed to remove unwanted fat cells in targeted areas of the body, as well as add definition. Unlike surgical treatments such as liposuction or abdominoplasty, the entire CoolSculpting procedure is completed from the outside. The procedure uses cryolipolysis to safely freeze fat cells. Once these unwanted cells are dead, they are processed out of the body via your natural metabolic processes. This ultimately leaves patients with a sleeker, more toned looking figure.
Considering CoolSculpting?
Considering CoolSculpting before a big event or a beach vacation? You’re not alone – CoolSculpting is a popular solution for many brides-to-be and vacationers alike. CoolSculpting eliminates the need for lengthy surgery or recovery, making it an ideal option for those looking to improve their appearance without major life disruptions, however, there are certain considerations to make when planning your CoolSculpting journey.
CoolSculpting Key Facts
While they may seem synonymous, fat loss and weight loss are not the same. CoolSculpting is not a weight loss procedure; the treatments reduce unwanted bulges without any major weight change. When it comes to CoolSculpting, patients enjoy better, longer lasting results when they’ve already reached their goal weight and have a healthy diet and exercise routine established.
Depending on your current shape and treatment objectives, your personalized CoolSculpting plan may require treating multiple areas and multiple sessions to achieve the desired results.
If you’re getting CoolSculpting in anticipation of an important event, make sure you begin your treatments three months in advance of when you want to see results. For instance, if you’re anticipating a wedding in the summer, you’ll want to start your CoolSculpting treatment in the winter. This will ensure that you’re giving your body plenty of time to respond to—and potentially recover from—treatment.
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In the days following your treatment, some areas may feel tender to the touch and mildly bloated or swollen, while others may feel numb. Occasionally bruising happens the next day, typically due to the suction action of the machine and from the massage that follows each session. After a few days or weeks though, any discomfort (including tenderness and bruising) should subside.
After about four-six weeks, you may begin noticing some results as your body begins to eliminate dead fat cells. Many people see maximum results two to four months post-treatment.
Regardless of what part of the body you are treating you want to be sure to bake in ample time for the results to form.
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