How Much Does CoolSculpting Cost? Defining CoolSculpting prices

CoolSculpting cost plays a role in your decision-making process in determining whether fat freezing is a viable option for you. CoolSculpting prices vary per person depending on the patient’s treatment plan. Read on to learn the treatment factors that determine the price and discover how to save on CoolSculpting.

The CoolSculpting Procedure

To comprehend how much CoolSculpting costs, it is essential to understand how CoolSculpting works.

CoolSculpting is an FDA cleared treatment that employs a scientific process known as cryolipolysis (“cryo” = cold + “lipo” = fat + “lysis” = cell death.) In other words, fat cells exposed to precise cooling for a specifically allocated time will crystalize and rupture. These destroyed cells eventually exit the body as waste via the lymphatic system.

Another essential part of determining prices involves ColdSculpt applicators. During treatment, a single applicator is placed over a fat bulge. Applicators serve to pull the subcutaneous fat cells away from the skin and expose those cells to cooling temperatures. Depending on the size of the applicator, this process takes anywhere from 35 to 90 minutes to complete. One cooling session, using a single applicator, constitutes one cycle.

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How Much Does CoolSculpting Cost?

CoolSculpting cost is determined by the number of sessions (cycles) needed and the specific applicators used during each session. Mirrored treatments, such as love handles, require one (or more) applicator(s) per flank and considered two separate cycles.

The Shape and Size of the Applicator

CoolSculpting applicators come in various shapes and sizes, each exclusively designed to contour specific areas of the body. This allows for versatility in the fat freezing treatment. The size and number of applicators necessary to tackle stubborn fat bulges depends on the shape and size of the patient’s body. To reduce belly fat a patient may require the use of two small applicators. Another person may need one large applicator.

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Different sized applicators cost different amounts. A large applicator costs more than a small applicator because it covers a larger area of skin.

In addition, specialty applicators target specific areas of the body. For example, the CoolMini treats the submental region of the body, tackling neck fat and double chins. The CoolMini utilizes a different pricing scale because it is a specialty applicator.

During your complimentary consultation, your CoolSculpting practitioner will evaluate your body shape in context to your aesthetic goals, and suggest which applicators are best for your situation.

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How to Save on CoolSculpting Costs?

There are many ways to save on CoolSculpting. Purchasing a treatment package can provide you with significant discounts. CoolSculpting specials offer great savings on fat freezing treatments.

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