CoolSculpting to Reduce Back Fat

Liposuction is a surgical procedure that involves making an incision and inserting a "cannula" which is used to break up and extract fat cells.  Due to the nature of the procedure, patients can experience significant recovery time as well as numerous risks associated with surgical procedures.

​​Laser lipolysis involves making an incision in the skin and then inserting a "laser fiber cannula" which is used to heat the fat cells. Thermal injury is a risk associated with laser lipolysis because it's difficult to perceive the exact depth of the cannula in the tissue.  Side effects of lipolysis may include: swelling, bruising and pain.

A number of exercises that can strengthen back muscles such as bent-over rows, seated cable rows, barbell deadlifts, etc., but it's not possible to specifically target certain areas of fat with exercise.  To lose fat through diet and exercise, you have to operate at a caloric deficit, which should be done in moderation.

The challenge often lies with age-related hormonal changes, cortisol production as a result of stress, and genetics.  A lot of our patients tell us they diet and exercise regularly (some are even fitness instructors), but they still found it difficult to lose their back fat prior to their CoolSculpting treatments.

CoolSculpting is, hands down, the most effective and safest way to reduce back fat.  Schedule a free, no-obligation consultation at our Scottsdale office to find out if you are a candidate for CoolSculpting.