Patient Case #787
This 60 year old man admitted he had intraabdominal fat, but also subcutaneous fat. Coolsculpting of his abdomen flattened his belly along with a 10 lbs weight loss. He was very pleased with his result.
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Individual results may vary.Patient Case #786
A woman had a tummy tuck years before and gained some weight back. Coolsculpting of her abdomen and flanks got her back to where she had been after the surgery. Cool cost her $3999.
Patient Case #785
This 60 year old had had some surgery in the past and had gained 15 lbs. Coolsculpting of her abdomen and flanks slimmed her down for a family wedding, and made her torso look like the perfection she had after surgery.
Patient Case #0186
A 50 year old admittedly overweight wanted to see how much her abdomen could improve without surgery. Just her abdomen, not flanks were done aggressively over 5 months. Her skin shrank a lot, but of course not like a tummy tuck, but she was satisfied with the improvement.
Patient Case #0185
A 60 year old thin man just wanted to lose his lower abdomen and flanks. Four months of Coolsculpting accomplished that, and cost him roughly $4500, ½ the cost of surgery.
Patient Case #0184
This 60 year old wanted slimming of her abdomen and flanks. Coolsculpting of these areas over 6 months contoured her with no downtime, and cost her roughly $5999, ½ the cost of surgery. She kept her weight stable.
Patient Case #0183
A 50 year old woman wanted contouring of her thighs and abdomen. Coolsculpting of her abdomen flanks and thighs slimmed her over a 5 month period, and cost her roughly $6999, 1/2 the cost of surgery with no downtime. She actually lost 6 lbs.
Patient Case #0141
A 50 year old man wanted his love handles addressed without surgery. Over 4 months Coolsculpting Elite pared them down. He kept his weight stable. It cost him roughly $1999, 1/3 of the cost of surgery.
Patient Case #112
A 50 year old had lost weight, and most areas had recovered except for her arms. They did not fit in clothes at her correct size. A brachioplasty done by me with the scar on the exact posterior meridian of the arm solved her clothes problem, and the
Patient Case #113
Losing 90 lbs. at 60 years old results in lots of excess skin. Along with a tummy tuck, this patient wanted her arms to fit in her smaller clothes without hanging like aprons. Bilateral arm lifts tightened her arm profile to fit the rest of her body.
