Cool Sculpting Specialist

What is CoolSculpting?

CoolSculpting uses a patented technology based on cryolipolysis to freeze and eliminate fat from stubborn areas, non-invasively. There are no incisions, surgery, or anesthesia… ever! CoolSculpting’s patented cooling technology treats your problem areas and lowers the temperature of the treated area to just the right degree where your fat cells freeze, but your skin cells aren’t affected. 

CoolSculpting can address stubborn fat in the areas that bother you most: muffin top (abdomen), love handles (flanks), double chin (submental fat), upper arms, bra fat, back fat, banana rolls (fat underneath the buttocks), saddle bags (outer thighs) or inner thighs. CoolSculpting is growing in popularity, with thousands of providers worldwide and millions of treatments performed. 

The CoolSculpting fat-reduction procedure is specially designed for those who have unwanted fat in targeted areas. Unlike weight-loss surgery (e.g., gastric bypass), the CoolSculpting procedure is not a weight-loss solution for people who are obese. Good candidates for the CoolSculpting procedure have noticeable bulges in certain areas they’d like to get rid of. Many people want a non-surgical alternative to liposuction. 

How Much Does CoolSculpting Cost?

The price for the CoolSculpting treatment is also dependent on your areas of concern, the number of treatments needed, and your ultimate goals. Some areas may also need multiple treatments to see desired results. Since the treatment is so personalized, doing an in-person consultation with a nearby provider is the best way to get the most accurate quote for your customized CoolSculpting procedure. 

As with most cosmetic treatments, the cost of CoolSculpting depends on your personal goals. While CoolSculpting is offered at a variety of medical facilities, from plastic surgeon and dermatologist offices to medspas, the price will be dependent on your personalized treatment plan. 

Schedule an appointment at the Orangeburg, South Carolina practice to discuss the treatment. Call or click the “book now” button to get started.