CoolSculpting Cost
The cost of a single cycle of CoolSculpting can vary anywhere from $600-$750 per cycle. The majority of patients will require multiple treatments and usually there is discounted package pricing that brings the cost down significantly depending on how many cycles you will need for an optimal result.
While pricing may be an important factor, also keep in mind that the procedure is dependent upon technique as well.
Make sure you are treated by someone who is well qualified and knowledgeable about the procedure, and that can offer you alternative treatments if you are not a candidate for CoolSculpting or if another procedure would be more beneficial for you. (John Diaz, MD, Beverly Hills Plastic Surgeon)
CoolSculpting Is A Body Contouring Procedure You May Want To Consider
Coolsculpting Costs
The costs associated with coolscultping will vary siginificantly based upon the size of the area to be treated, the skill of the practioner, and your location. We charge approximately $750-900 per cycle in our office in Southlake, Texas.
I would emphasize that not all coolsculpting results are the same. I believe that it is critical that your coolsculpting is performed under the medical direction of a board certified plastic surgeon who can contribute his/her aesthetic vision to the procedure, and who is experienced to know if coolsculpting, liposuction or tummy tuck is the best procedure for you. (Sacha Obaid, MD, Dallas Plastic Surgeon)
This is a very difficult question to answer without doing a consult and seeing the areas of concern, everybody requires a different number of attachments to get to the desired results.
Coolsculpting at our practice is $775 per attachment, but we offer many different discounted packages to make it affordable to get full results.
The best thing for you to do is research some of the reputable practices in your area that offer coolsculpting and go in for a consultation to get a better idea of pricing. (Janet Allenby, DO, Delray Beach Dermatologic Surgeon)
Cost of Cool Sculpt
The Cost of Cool Sculpt varies on your treatment plan. We have an applicator as low as $600 and one as high as $1500.
Remember to seek a consultation in a practice with board certified surgeons and in my practice we have 3 RN’s running our program who are not only certified, they have all worked in my office for over 10 years.
We simply make sure you’re a candidate before you are quoted. (John K. Wakelin III, MD, FACS, Columbus Plastic Surgeon)
We currently charge $600 per cycle at my practice Juvly Aesthetics in Ohio. This is our current special. (Justin Harper, MD, Columbus Physician)
Cool Sculpt Cost depends on the size and amount of treatments that you need. There are purple applicators that range from $700-800 each up to the Cool Max which can range from $1200-1500 per treatment.
I would highly recommend a consultation with a CS certified Nurse or Practice where you are evaluated for safety and if Cool Sculpt is the right option for you.
Once that is determined, our practice gives the client a detailed quote so you are fully informed on every detail, clinical and cost. (Robert Heck, MD, FACS, Columbus Plastic Surgeon)
The Price of Coolsculpting in Albany NY
Most pricing structures for coolsculpting are based on the number of applicators and type of applicator with the small applicators nationally in the $750 for small applicator and $1250 for the larger applicator, and then discounts are applied with the number of cycles applied.
However, I am not convinced this is the best way to structure pricing as you will be dissatisfied with the results unless there is a sense of treating to completion of an area.
One can see excellent results as in the company promotional materials when costs are no option.
In our practice we want people to be successful with the treatment by careful selection, honest appraisal and fair pricing.
It is my judgment that the cost of Coolsculpting should be less than a comparable treatment with liposuction which is a far more complex and skill driven procedure.
if you are getting quotes that approach this range, than you may be an inappropriate candidate or should look for another facility who can put this in a better perspective for you. (Arthur N. Falk, MD, Albany Facial Plastic Surgeon)