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2019 · 1 min read
Many people fear the dreaded “spare tire” or “muffin top,” yet so many struggle to reduce
Many people fear the dreaded “spare tire” or “muffin top,” yet so many struggle to reduce their waistlines to their desired size. In large part, this has to do with how our bodies choose to store fat — and unfortunately, we don’t have a say in the matter. As a result, the abdomen is one of the most popular body areas we treat at our Ideal Body Clinic.
The stomach is perhaps one of the most common CoolSculpting treatment areas. It can be difficult to get rid of excess fat cells in this area due to age, as well as life events like pregnancy.
Clients who come in asking for CoolSculpting on their stomachs often say they’re sick of their belly hanging over their pants. They say they just want their pants to fit better — not even necessarily that they want to lose a bunch of weight (which is good, because CoolSculpting is not a weight loss procedure). Many say that having a smoother stomach would make them feel more confident.
CoolSculpting can remove some of those stubborn fat cells covering the stomach, helping to reduce the bulge that’s kept your favorite pants stored in the back of your closet.
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