Coolsculpting Treatment in Toronto, Canada

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The results of CoolSculpting can be long-lasting. Once the treated fat cells are eliminated, they do not return. However, maintaining a healthy lifestyle can help ensure lasting results.

There is usually no downtime after CoolSculpting treatment. Patients can resume their normal activities immediately after the procedure.

It is good to note that even if CoolSculpting is a great procedure to remove excess fat in certain areas of the body, Cryolipolysis is not the primary way to lose weight. Your doctor might suggest it if you have tried diet and exercise and have not been able to get rid of certain fat bulges in your body. 

You should avoid cryolipolysis if you have: 

• Poor skin tone 
• Loose skin 
• Cold urticaria – a skin condition that occurs when your body gets cold producing hives on your skin 
• Paroxysmal cold hemoglobinuria – a type of anemia that destroys your red blood cells when your body is exposed to cold temperatures. 
• Cryoglobulinemia – a condition where abnormal proteins in your blood thicken in cold temperatures 

CoolSculpting in Toronto is FDA-approved, making sure both safety and effectiveness. Since it’s non-invasive, there’s no downtime, allowing patients to resume daily activities immediately post-treatment.

While some see results after one session, most patients require two treatments to achieve desired changes in the treated area. Depending on individual goals, additional sessions may be recommended for optimal results within 20 pounds of ideal body weight.

Results from CoolSculpting are not immediate. It takes a few weeks to several months for the body to eliminate the treated fat cells. Gradual fat reduction and contouring can be observed over time.

CoolSculpting is not without side effects, just like all other medical procedures. However, they are commonly and relatively minor compared to other fat reduction treatments. These usually include swelling of the treated area, temporary redness or blanching, bruising, and skin sensitivity including tingling, stinging, tenderness, aching or itching.

Compared to liposuction, which is a more invasive procedure, the side effects can be more harsh and severe due to the nature of the procedure itself. However, it is good to note that rare cases of more side effects can occur with CoolSculpting and are discussed more thoroughly in the following sections below.

CoolSculpting and Sculpsure both have the same primary goal of eliminating fat cells using a targeted device but vary based on temperature settings. Sculpsure is reliant on the use of heat (42 degrees Celsius) to target fat cells, while CoolSculpting uses a cooling sensation to freeze fat cells (4 degrees Celsius).

No, CoolSculpting is considered an elective cosmetic procedure and is typically not covered by medical insurance or FSA providers. Patients should consult their FSA provider and check with us for potential financial options.

CoolSculpting prices in Toronto range from $750 to $4000, depending on applicator size and clinic reputation. Smaller applicators, suitable for areas like the chin, typically cost $750-$900, while larger applicators for areas like the abdomen start from $1000. Expertise of the technician and clinic quality also influence pricing.