CoolSculpting FAQ #1

CoolSculpting is a procedure people want, but because many aren’t educated about what the procedure actually is they’re afraid because they don’t want to undergo invasive procedures. CoolSculpting is a great choice because the results are noticeable without having to go under the knife. There’s no downtime and you can live your life as you normally would after an appointment.

CoolSculpting is growing in popularity because of the increased demand for non-invasive cosmetic procedures among women and men. While it’s becoming more mainstream, potential customers still have a lot of questions about what happens during the appointment and where on their body they can have the procedure done.

In our three-part blog series, we’ll answer the top questions we’ve received through our DM’s, comments, and messages about CoolSculpting to better educate our customers.

HOW DO I GET COOLSCULPTING?

To get started, book a free consult with one of Urban You’s certified practitioners. Consultations are a great way to get more comfortable with the CoolSculpting process. They provide information on what treatment plan would be best for you and can answer any questions you may have

WHO DOES COOLSCULPTING?

It’s best to go with a clinic that is certified. More med spas are offering this service because it is non-invasive so it’s important to do your research when choosing a practitioner. The CoolSculpting practitioners at Urban You are Terry Selgo, Kollen Shaw, and Jessica Parm.

WHERE ON MY BODY CAN I GET COOLSCULPTING DONE?

The five common places where people get CoolSculpting done is upper armpits, inner thighs, the upper thigh beneath the buttock, bra line of the mid-back, and the neck to treat double chin. Other places you can get it done is on your lower abs and waist.

The applicators come in two sizes, so your practitioner can customize your procedure for your body.

WHO DOES COOLSCULPTING NEAR ME?

Urban You is thrilled to offer CoolSculpting as a service! Body contouring helps people maximize the look they want that workouts can’t always achieve.