COOLSCULPTING™ GETS CLEARED FOR YET ANOTHER AREA

CoolSculpting™ Washington DC

Sometimes it takes more than gym time to rid yourself of pesky arm flaps.

Over 14 million people have grave concern about their extra arm flab, according to Mark Foley, the president and CEO of CoolSculpting™ manufacturer ZELTIQ.

So it was great news when the leading non-surgical fat-reduction treatment was cleared by the FDA to now target upper arms.

The treatment has already helped millions of patients with unwanted fat in the thighs, abdomen, bra area and below the buttocks.

“There are 29 million people in the U.S. interested in CoolSculpting™,” said Foley, who has been with the company since 2009. “ Upper arms make up the third most popular area of consideration of noninvasive fat reduction.”

If you are not familiar with CoolSculpting™, allow Foley to explain:

“The treatment uses a special cooling technology to target fat cells and eliminate them, into the realm of arm perfecters.”

Upper arms are never easy to tone. Lifting weights can be a long, tireless process and liposuction is too invasive for many patients.

CoolSculpting™, though, can treat an area in as little as 35 minutes. That is right, in close to half-an-hour, the latest CoolSculpting™ technology applicator can help you strut around the firm, shredded arms you only dreamed of.

Industry professionals are on board too.

California plastic surgeon Grant Stevens, MD., who recently appeared on Good Morning America, expressed his joy over the news.

“My patients have been asking for a noninvasive solution for their unwanted arm fat,” said Dr. Stevens, operating out of his office Marina Del Rey. “I am thrilled to be able to offer them a proven solution that is safe and effective.”

CoolSculpting™ has to be doing something right. As of this year, over three million of their treatments have been performed the world over.

Dr. Eliot Battle

CEO & Founder at Cultura Dermatology & Plastic Surgery

Dr. Eliot Battle, CEO of Cultura Dermatology, is a global leader in cosmetic dermatology and laser innovation. His Harvard research pioneered “color-blind” lasers, making treatments safe for all skin tones. A sought-after expert featured in TIME, Oprah, and The New York Times, he continues to advance inclusive, cutting-edge dermatological care.