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What should you not do before CoolSculpting?

For a more comfortable CoolSculpting session, dont tan in the sun or use a tanning bed for at least a week before your treatment day. Because CoolSculpting involves suctioning and massaging of the treatment area, CoolSculpting may need to be delayed if you have an injury to the treatment area.

How long has CoolSculpting been FDA approved?

CoolSculpting was first approved by the FDA for the treatment of fat on flanks (sides) in 2010, and then approved for the stomach in 2012. ZELTIQ introduced more applicators, and a new model for the thighs was approved in 2015.

Are there any restrictions after CoolSculpting?

Theres typically minimal recovery time with Coolsculpting, but we recommend you avoid high, direct heat and activities that cause strain or increase your body temperature such as heavy lifting or vigorous exercise 24 hours following your treatment.

What does the FDA say about CoolSculpting?

The FDA approved it in 2010. Scientists came up with the idea for cryolipolysis by studying what happens to fat during frostbite. Fat freezes at a higher temperature than skin. The cryolipolysis device cools your fat to a temperature that destroys it while leaving your skin and other tissues unharmed.

Is there a class action lawsuit against CoolSculpting?

Although a class action lawsuit against CoolSculpting was proposed in 2021, current lawsuits are being filed on an individual basis. Contact us now to learn more about filing CoolSculpt lawsuits.

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What CoolSculpting machines are FDA approved?

CoolSculpting is the only FDA approved machine for Cryolipolysis3-6, a technique for destroying fat cells by freezing them and removing them from the body normally and automatically. It is a technique that removes up to 27%7 of the sub-cutaneous fat from the treatment area.

Is CoolSculpting approved by the FDA?

It has Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approval. As with other forms of cryolipolysis, it uses freezing temperatures to break down fat cells. Fat cells are more affected by cold temperatures than other cells. This means that the cold does not damage other cells, such as the skin or underlying tissue.

Is there a lawsuit against CoolSculpting?

Linda Evangelista, a Canadian fashion model, filed a $50 million lawsuit against CoolSculpting after she developed paradoxical adipose hyperplasia. Evangelista claimed she was left disfigured and unable to work after her CoolSculpting procedure. The lawsuit settled for an undisclosed amount in 2022.

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