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@@hildahighlander2586 great questions! We’ll do our best to cover it all… First, technique is important! Although this client *could* have 1 applicator straight across the lower belly, she would get better results by using 2 on either side in a V shape. Reason being - the coldest point of the applicator (and thus the most impactful part of treatment) is in the center. She has a small deviation in the center of her abdomen and peaks on either side, hence the decision to treat in the way we did 😜 The overlap technique basically “builds your own” applicator size to achieve full coverage. As providers, we are mindful that what we leave behind is what you live with and see, and you want to make sure you’re leaving behind appropriate fat. As far as discomfort, cold is a natural anesthetic so there’s not a ton of discomfort in the overlapping areas, but it is a little more sensitive. And we do not ever center a handpiece over the belly button. You can put a handpiece near the belly button and it can be drawn into the applicator (and should to avoid a bubble of fat left behind, like you mentioned). But just like above, you wouldn’t center over a belly button because that’s an indentation, not a peak of volume. If you want to get more into specifics or discuss a recommended plan for your own unique anatomy, we recommend scheduling a virtual consultation! We’d love to help! ✨🫶🏼❄️

@@elementbodylab Thank you for answering my specific questions so thoroughly. I appreciate it! 😊❤️

@@rabelaninetshituka8601 anytime something like this comes up, it’s always best to consult the medical professional overseeing your treatment! Often, recovery has a lot to do with your prior medical history… That being said, generally speaking, fat leaves the body through your lymphatic system, which does include urine and stool. Our founder felt like after her CoolSculpting treatments, her sweat smelled like garlic! That being said, she took a garlic supplement as part of her daily routine… Happy freezing and best of luck in your recovery!

@@phaneendravr900 she was! All of our team members have been treated at our office.

@@Jvljvljvl just like any aesthetic procedure, much of that is due to poorly trained providers. Fortunately, our team is incredible - the highest trained in Texas and led by one of the national trainers on CoolSculpting. There is a 0.03% risk of PH, which we discuss with ALL clients before moving forward, but there’s a corrective procedure for it as well. All of that said, it’s not right for everyone! If you’re concerned, it’s an elective treatment. 😉

@@elementbodylab i’ve seen so many horror stories. I don’t care what percentage you put out if there is a chance of it happening I’m totally OK with my body and aging gracefully diet and exercise. This procedure disfigured one of the most beautiful supermodel and I would never take that risk.

@@sherrihjackson6148 I am so sorry you had this experience! Were a locally owned business not affiliated with ideal image & this is one of the many reasons we encourage clients to shop local. As the business owner, I really pride myself on customer service and can assure you, our clients have never had issues as such. I hope you’re able to get it sorted. 💙

Hi there! Pain is totally subjective. Many of our clients nap during treatment, showing how comfortable *most* people are. Occasionally, someone thinks the treatment itself is uncomfortable, but usually nothing they can’t handle. The first 5 minutes feel like ice packs going on the skin, and about 10 minutes into treatment the area is usually numb. When the applicators are removed, it feels like cold feet in a hot bath, which is a bit uncomfortable but only lasts around 2 minutes. Many of our clients, including our founder, were treated prior to successful and healthy pregnancies. Actually, our founder is about 8 months pregnant in this video! There are no formal studies on coolsculpting and fertility, but anecdotally, we haven’t had any clients report any issues. That said, we always recommend chatting with a healthcare professional about your own personal medical history before making a decision!

@@elementbodylabokay... Thank uh... btw is there any way to prevent PAH or minimise the risk of pah???

@@Trisha10_0 PH is a known side effect, but there are no studies showing how to prevent or limit it as of today. It’s very rare, and you’ll want to make sure to choose a provider who is familiar with the Cool Confidence Program from Allergan to ensure you’re protected in case it happens to you.

For some areas, yes! For others, that’s the cost of multi round treatment. It’s a totally customized treatment and prices depend on time and resources! But the results are permanent, so it’s worth it if you’ve got the right provider! 😉

Fantastic feedback or advice!

Great question! All of our providers here work under a medical director, with appropriate credentials and orders in place for compliance with Texas Administrative Code 193.17. Each state has different requirements when it comes to devices and treatments, but you can learn more about our own processes on our website! ✨

The jawline! 🙃

Hi there! Coolsculpting is the safest, most researched treatment, but it is a medical procedure and risks partially depend on an evaluation and your own medical history. If you’re local to Dallas, you can book us for a consultation online at elementbodylab.com/schedule During a consultation, our team can give advice on how many sessions based on your anatomy and texture of the tissue. This result was 2 rounds of treatment.

Hey there! Usually clients do a series of 2-3 treatments spaced 6-8 weeks between sessions to achieve their goals specifically on the thighs. Also, the provider facilitating the treatment makes a big difference in results seen. We’d recommend following up with your treating provider to evaluate the process via photos and their original recommendations or schedule a consult with our team to get our advice!!

If it worked, we’d be all for it. For us, it’s about consistently delivering results! 🙌🏼

Right, monetary results.

On average, clients start to notice changes around 6-8 weeks after their session. That said, full results should be expected 3-4 months after each session. ❄️

@@elementbodylab thanks

Glad this gave you some peace! Make sure to notify your provider of your experience. They are your biggest support and can give advice based on your specific medical history ❄️

Same for me the pain was awful

Hi, how are you now? Is the swelling and the lumps completely gone? After how long? Because I had similar situation like what you mentioned and i’m worried 😢

Great question! The fat leaves the body through the lymphatic system. The entire body can still gain and lose weight naturally. You’ll definitely want to pick a provider who can advise you on natural outcomes and a treatment that ensures full coverage and will age well with you. 😀

Depends on the severity of the skin. Sometimes, laser treatments can help. For others, a skin excision is the only way to reach the goal. Many factors contribute to the answer - the severity of the skin left behind, the client goal, age and integrity of the skin & medical history. Best advice is to chat with a qualified medical professional who can point you in the right direction with all of that info in hand. ✨❄️

Hi there! The risk for PH (paradoxical hyperplasia) is rare. Make sure you’re chatting with your provider about corrective procedure options and the best route to take. Hopefully you were informed of this during the consent process prior to your treatment, like all of our clients are. Best of luck! ❄️

CoolSculpting is FDA cleared in 9 areas, and the male chest is not an FDA cleared area. There are many providers who treat off label areas with great success, but since it hasn’t been studied, we aren’t comfortable treating that area. Our practice prides itself on only offering treatments we know have been studied, researched, and we can adequately provide results. Hope that helps!

CoolSculpting is best for clients at or near their ideal weight with a specific pocket in mind to target. Jenn, our client here, is just that! She had amazing results, which took 12 weeks to fully develop and is thrilled with her outcome. It’s not an ideal treatment for everyone. Sometimes, clients are better served by other procedures or alternatives, but we love the results we see and provide for our clients.

From our experience, no it doesn't! It won't change the texture of it, but it can become a little less obvious if you get rid of the fat around the scar.

Hi! There’s no formal restriction from workouts. Check with the overseeing medical professional based on your personal medical history, but usually we recommend clients at our facility get a workout within 24 hours of their session to help break up some of the soreness and jump back into daily routines! Happy freezing ❄️

Totally get it! I’m typing this reply as I breastfeed. Enjoy those moments & remember - were around when the time is right! ❄️✨ - Jessie

Hi just want to ask. I have breastmilk stash good for 3 months. I exclusively pump. Can I have the coolsculpting treatment then continue to pump after I'm done with the coolsculpting treatment? I'm planning to do pump and dump while getting coolsculpting treatments then once I'm done with the treatment I will continue to feed breastmilk my baby. Is it possible

@@CatherineShaney hey there! Best advice would be to consult with the medical professional you plan on using for treatment. We wouldn’t recommend treating until you’re complete with breastfeeding as the lymphatic flush and inflammation from cool sculpting can last a full 90 days. 3 months is a long time to pump and dump! Enjoy the moments with your LO - and save coolsculpting for when that journey is complete!

We did 6 applicators (aka cycles or treatments) during her first session & she used a medium sized applicator (CoolAdvantage). This was before the Elite technology existed. Her assessment may look different with the newer versions, based on having a more petite frame!

The Advantage and Elite CoolSculpting Applicators are -11 degrees Celsius, but treatment times range from 35 to 45 minutes depending on the size of the handpiece. Hope that helps! :)

@@elementbodylab Thank you for your response. How do you determine how much suction vacuum for the applicatior handles to use for treatment? What is the guideline?

@@OscarInOrlando the machines are calibrated based on contact with the cooling panels, so it’s more provider technique in placement instead of a PSI setting.

@@OscarInOrlando you’ll need to have it evaluated by a medical professional. Each state has different laws, so we can’t get into that answer unless you’ve been established as a patient here. Generally speaking, the axillary puff is a treatable area, as long as it’s fat. You can checkout photos on our website to see if your anatomy may be similar to others!

Pain is subjective, so each client's experience is a bit different. Usually, clients say it feels like an ice pack going on the skin (kind of stings, tingles and burns) for the first 7-10 minutes, then goes relatively numb after that. Most clients report it being *very* tolerable, and some even nap during their treatment! That said, a small percentage of our clients do report feeling uncomfortable during and/or after their session, so I wouldn't expect it to be a walk in the park or a "spa" like treatment. Hope that helps!!

@@elementbodylab Thanks for the reply, there are people, who didn't saw the results at all, what are your thoughts about that?

@@rajivthakur4594 such a good question! It will vary patient to patient. If we ever have that situation in practice, we as a team discuss the treatment plan, recommendation, medical history, and many other factors. Technically speaking, the results you see vary from person to person. On average, most client see an *average* reduction of 20-25% on a bell curve. That said, some clients do respond more or less aggressive pending lots of factors. I think a lot of the satisfaction on results comes down to provider technique and patient expectation. We have an educational consult so we can discuss the right expectations and what CoolSculpting can (and can’t) do because of this. Also, important to notate - it is a medical procedure, so advice is going to be dependent on a medical evaluation and review of medical history. I can speak candidly on our experiences… as a practice, we can count on 1 hand the amount of times we’ve seen a “low” response to CoolSculpting. On every instance, we’ve worked with the client specifically to come up with a fair resolution that protects our costs of doing business, but refund any profit. Again, that’s VERY uncommon, but it aligns us with our customers. If you’re a client of ours and have ANY question about results, contact our team directly at 214-897-3006 and let’s chat!

Keep us posted if you pursue the treatment! We LOVE it! Keep in mind that provider selection makes a HUGE difference. You'll want to make sure you find a great practice and provider near you.

Hi there! CoolSculpting is a cosmetic procedure by nature, so it's considered "elective" and not covered by insurance. Some policies that have HSA coverage allow health savings to be spent on cosmetic procedures, but you'd need to check with your policy and terms, as that's not common. Hope this helps!