Sometimes a healthy routine still leaves pinchable areas that do not match the shape you want. CoolSculpting offers a non-surgical way to target selected pockets of stubborn fat on the abdomen, flanks, thighs, chin, and other treatable areas.
At Body BeneFits in The Woodlands, your plan begins with the contours you want to improve. Applicators and treatment areas are selected for your body, helping you pursue a smoother, more refined shape with little to no interruption to your routine.
An applicator draws appropriate tissue between cooling panels and delivers controlled cold. Fat cells are more susceptible to this cooling than surrounding tissue and are gradually cleared by the body after treatment.
The fat cells affected by treatment are removed over time, but remaining fat cells can still enlarge with weight gain. Results appear gradually and do not tighten skin or guarantee a specific inch or pound change.
The applicator may create firm suction, pressure and intense cold before the area becomes numb. After removal, the provider may massage the treated tissue; temporary redness, swelling, bruising, tenderness or altered sensation is common.
Results begin to emerge over several weeks and may continue developing for months. Some areas need more than one cycle or visit, and asymmetry or incomplete response is possible.
Identify pinchable fat, skin quality, anatomy and realistic treatment goals.
Map appropriate FDA-cleared areas and estimate cycles after examination.
Apply the device while monitoring fit, skin contact and comfort.
Photograph and reassess gradual change before considering more treatment.
Good candidates are near a stable weight with localized subcutaneous fat and realistic expectations. Common cleared areas may include the abdomen, flanks, thighs, under the chin or jawline, upper arms, back or bra fat, and beneath the buttocks, depending on anatomy and device labeling.
CoolSculpting is not appropriate with cold-related disorders such as cryoglobulinemia, cold agglutinin disease or paroxysmal cold hemoglobinuria. Hernias, impaired sensation, skin conditions, recent surgery, pregnancy and other health concerns require careful review.
Body BeneFits MedSpa provides CoolSculpting Elite consultations in The Woodlands for clients from Spring, Magnolia, Conroe, Montgomery and North Houston.
We measure success in proportional contour improvement—not dramatic weight-loss claims—and build a plan around your anatomy, clothing goals and tolerance for gradual change.
Find out whether your concern is the kind of pinchable fat CoolSculpting Elite can address. Book a body-contouring consultation at Body BeneFits MedSpa in The Woodlands for a customized, no-pressure plan.
Our staff have been certified by the Coolsculpting University and are experts in their customized treatment plans.
As certified CoolSculpting™ providers, all clients are able to receive Alle Rewards discounts and credits for every service they receive at Body BeneFits.
No. It is body contouring for localized subcutaneous fat and does not treat obesity or visceral fat.
FDA-cleared areas depend on the applicator and may include the abdomen, flanks, thighs, chin or jawline, arms, back or bra fat, and banana-roll area.
You may feel pulling, pressure, intense cold and post-treatment massage discomfort. Numbness and tenderness can persist temporarily.
Change usually appears gradually over weeks and can continue for several months as treated fat cells are cleared.
Treated fat cells that are cleared do not return, but remaining cells can enlarge with weight gain and aging still changes body contours.
That depends on anatomy, the area and desired contour. Some clients need multiple cycles or visits.
It is a rare complication in which the treated area enlarges and firms instead of shrinking; it may require surgical correction.
People with certain cold-related blood disorders should not be treated. Other conditions, hernias, sensory changes, pregnancy and skin issues require screening.
Important: CoolSculpting is a body-contouring procedure, not weight-loss treatment. Risks include pain, numbness, swelling, bruising, contour irregularity, nerve symptoms and rare paradoxical adipose hyperplasia. Results vary and consultation is required.
