You have been “permanently disfigured” by the fat-freezing procedure

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CoolSculpting is the trade name for cryolipolysis, a popular non-invasive fat-freezing procedure, which cools fat to at least 9 degrees to kill it. The dead, frozen fat cells are then excreted from the body by the liver.

Subcutaneous fat cells are especially vulnerable to the effects of cold, unlike other cell types. The skin and other cells are not affected but the area will feel numb during the procedure.

The CoolSculpting website says it’s used to “treat visible fat bulges in the submandibular (under the chin), under the jaw (under the jaw), thigh, abdomen and side areas, along with bra fat and back fat under the buttocks (also known as banana rolls). ) and up the arm.”

The site also warns that “rare side effects may also occur,” and “may cause visible enlargement of the treated area, which may develop after two to five months of treatment and require surgical correction.”

It is said to be one of the most popular non-surgical fat reduction treatments. To date, more than eight million CoolSculpting treatments have been performed worldwide, according to Harvard Medical School.

“The complication rate is low and the satisfaction rate is high,” according to the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, the world’s largest plastic surgery organization.

“Rarely, in less than 1 percent, patients may have paradoxical lipid hyperplasia.”

Bandages are used that are placed on the outer surface of the skin and do not require any anesthetic. Patients can watch TV, use their smartphones or read while doing so and there is no recovery time.

A number of celebrities are believed to have had the procedure without experiencing side effects, including Jennifer Aniston, Khloe Kardashian, Mariah Carey and Lindsay Lohan.

Sarah Michelle Gellar, the most famous actress from Buffy the Vampire Slayer, was revealed as a CoolSculpting ambassador last year.

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