After losing a significant amount of weight, I've noticed that I'm unable to lose any fat in my mons pubis area. When viewed from a profile angle, it appears as a prominent bulge. I have stubborn fat that won't go away, and I've considered liposuction. However, I'm wondering if there are non-invasive options like CoolSculpting that could be suitable for me.
While CoolSculpting can achieve remarkable results without undergoing surgery, it may require a longer time to see desired outcomes, and sculpting certain areas can be challenging to meet individual goals. Don't overlook the option of office-based SmartLipo, which uses laser technology to break down fat, tighten the skin, and permanently remove fat in a single procedure. I recommend seeking a board-certified plastic surgeon who operates in a certified AAAASF surgical facility to help you achieve your ideal self.
Congratulations on your weight loss! CoolSculpting is a noninvasive treatment that uses targeted cooling to eliminate fat cells and create a slimmer contour in the treated area. Different handpieces can be used to treat various body areas, including the mons pubis. However, I noticed that you have a significant amount of loose skin, which is common after significant weight loss. CoolSculpting will not address this concern and may even worsen the appearance of the skin. I recommend discussing the possibility of a tummy tuck with a board-certified plastic surgeon. While it is a surgical procedure, it may be the best option for removing excess skin and stubborn fat, while achieving the smoother contour you desire. Best of luck to you!
CoolSculpting is an effective noninvasive treatment for fat reduction, including the mons pubis area. Multiple treatments may be needed for optimal results.
CoolSculpting can be performed in various areas of the body, including the mons pubis. Results can usually be seen within 4-6 weeks with no downtime. An in-person consultation is recommended to discuss expectations and what CoolSculpting can achieve.
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