CoolShaping and CoolSculpting are procedures that have become increasingly popular, these treatments can get rid of unwanted fat without the need for surgery. CoolShaping and Coolsculpting are both based on the science and method of cryolipolysis. It’s a non-surgical medical treatment used to eliminate fat cells. 

Cryolipolysis is a cold-based technology that involves a non-invasive device that is applied in certain areas to cool the fat cells. Once cooled they will have a crystalized form and the cells will slowly metabolize by your body. This procedure leaves no scars, there’s no need for incisions and it can be done on your lunch break.  

Here at VIDA, we’ve upgraded our CoolShaping machines to the new cutting-edge technology  of the CoolShaping 2 machines.

Differences between CoolShaping and Coolsculpting

One of the main differences between CoolShaping and Coolsculpting is that the devices used for treatment are mildly different. They do two different procedures, yet both devices follow the same fundamental procedures for the treatment, as both CoolShaping and Coolsculpting devices are patented.

But with CoolShaping, various areas can be treated at the same time since various applicators can be used. CoolShaping also features LED technology and can support any other treatment as well. 

CoolShaping advantages and disadvantages

• Better results in less time, using four of the applicators you can treat multiple areas at the same time.
  
• Stable and safely emits cryo-energy to reduce local fat cells and shape contour while maintaining a stable temperature during the entire treatment. 
  
• Multi-technology, in addition to CoolShaping, the vacuum and the Led system generate better results.
  
• Zero downtime, that means once you finish the procedure, you can go back to work or get ready for that dinner date. 
• CoolShaping is more expensive than CoolSculpting because it does not have a consumable, making the treatment very expensive compared to CoolSculpting. 
• CoolSculpting sometimes takes twice the time to do compared to CoolShaping, with the same treatment. 

  CoolSculpting advantages and disadvantages

• CoolSculpting uses cold temperatures to break down cells.
  
• It’s a completely non-invasive procedure, so it can be performed quickly as an outpatient, patients can get the procedure during their lunch break. 
  
• The procedure is painless, with no incisions or scars. Patients may experience some mild discomfort due to the sensation of the cold temperature
• There are some cases of numbness in the treated area. It goes back to normal in a couple of weeks. There’s no real danger to this but it can become irritating.
  
• There is swelling or bruising due to the vacuum, but this disappears within the first week of your procedure.  
  
• Expectations have to be realistic. The patient has to understand that the results are not as dramatic as liposuction. 

 CoolShaping FAQ’s

Will I feel any pain during the CoolShaping procedure?

No, there isn’t any pain with the treatment. Some patients experience a slight cooling sensation during the first minute or two of treatment, while fat is sucked into the cup and begins to cool. Other than that most patients will find the whole process very relaxed. CoolShaping is very tolerable, you will feel pressure and a strong cold. 

Will I have scars after a CoolShaping procedure?

CoolShaping is a non-invasive procedure that means there are no incisions or any scars on your body. Recovery is without any restrictions as patients can resume their daily lives immediately after treatment.

Is CoolShaping right for me?

Anybody that wants to reduce the specific fat areas that are difficult to lose through dieting and exercise. CoolShaping is also a good motivation for patients who want to take the first step towards a healthy lifestyle.

Dr. De La Fuente

Dr. De La Fuente is our board-certified Dermatologist practicing at VIDA Clinic in Tijuana. He specializes in Cosmetic Dermatology, Laser treatment & Non-invasive procedures, Medical Dermatology and Surgical Dermatology. He is a member of the Mexican Academy of Dermatology, Mexican Board of Dermatology, Educational Commission for Foreign Medical Graduates, American Academy of Dermatology.