Freeze Fat – Salinas CoolSculpting Procedure

Published on November 14, 2014 by Matthew Romans

Did you know that there’s a procedure that can freeze fat to remove it for a slimmer figure – no surgery required? It’s called CoolSculpting, and it’s one of the latest methods of gently and non-surgically recontouring the body.

When you freeze fat with CoolSculpting, the treated areas will gradually reduce in volume. Each treatment tends to disable and remove around 20% of the fat cells in the targeted area. Multiple treatments are available if needed.

Interested in finding out more about this revolutionary non-invasive fat-reduction method? Make an appointment with our office! Freeze fat away today – contact us and set up a consultation with Doctors Matthew Romans and Jeremy Silk, two board-certified plastic surgeons with years of experience.

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