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Non-Surgical Body Contouring in Las Vegas, NV

CoolSculpting, Profound, ThermiSmooth Body

Dr. Cambeiro is a board-certified plastic surgeon performing Las Vegas body contouring with CoolSculpting® by ZELTIQ™, Profound®, ThermiSmooth Body®.

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CoolSculpting at SurgiSpa

Many people want to lose abdominal fat, but are hesitant about undergoing liposuction. Whether you want to reduce only minor areas of excess fat, such as the love handles, or don’t have the time needed for recovery, liposuction might not be the right option. If you are healthy, close to your ideal weight, and have unwanted fat on the abdomen, back, or flanks, CoolSculpting by ZELTIQ may be the ideal solution. CoolSculpting is a non-surgical liposuction alternative that can reduce the fat layer by an average of 20%.¹

This non-invasive procedure requires no needles, incisions, anesthesia, or downtime. The CoolSculpting procedure typically lasts 1 to 3 hours. Most patients relax during their treatment, reading, listening to music, or even sleeping. In general, patients can resume their regularly routine – even returning to work or exercising – on the same day as the procedure. If this option resembles what you’re seeking, you may be a candidate for CoolSculpting.

Initial Consultation

When you come in for your initial consultation, Dr. Cambeiro will discuss your medical history, including medications, prior surgeries, and daily skin care routines, in addition to performing a directed physical examination. He will ask you about your goals for cosmetic enhancement and discuss your options for fat reduction. Dr. Cambeiro will also explain CoolSculpting in more detail and help you decide if it’s right for you. If you select this treatment, he will provide you with a detailed list of pre- and post-treatment instructions. You’ll learn about every aspect of the procedure, so that you feel more confident and comfortable about your decision.

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CoolSculpting Procedure

During this simple office procedure, a specially designed cooling applicator is applied to the desired area of fat reduction. This technology extracts energy (cooling) from the underlying fat tissue, with no impact on the other tissues.
The applicator cup uses a gentle vacuum pressure to draw the tissue between the cooling panels.
During your CoolSculpting treatment, the applicator delivers precisely controlled cooling conditions. These conditions have been shown to target and eliminate fat cells in specific areas of the body, including the love handles, stomach "pooch," flanks, and "bra bulge."
When fat cells are exposed to precise cooling, they stimulate a process of natural removal, which safely and gradually reduces the fat layer's thickness.
The procedure involves no anesthesia, incisions, or needles, and takes about 1 to 3 hours, depending on the size and number of areas treated.
You can relax during your treatment, reading a book, listening to music, or even working on your laptop computer.

Recovery & Results

Because CoolSculpting is non-invasive, you won’t need to worry about downtime. Most patients return to their regular activities, including exercise, on the same day as their procedure, without a need for pain medication.

In the next 2 to 4 months, you will experience a reduction in the targeted areas of fat. During this period, your body’s normal metabolic processes are slowly eliminating the fat cells in the treated areas without harming the surrounding tissue. The result: a slimmer shape that looks natural and attractive. Some patients request additional treatments to achieve even more benefits. Dr. Cambeiro will help you determine how many treatments you should have and how often you should have them. On average, patients can lose 20% of their body fat in the treated area, based on ultrasound measurements taken during CoolSculpting clinical studies.¹

For those who want to tone skin and remove pockets of fat in one procedure, Smartlipo TriPlex™ may be an option to consider.

If you would like more information about CoolSculpting body contouring, Las Vegas plastic surgeon Dr. Cambeiro invites you to request a complimentary consultation or call our office at 702.566.8300 for confidential and informative answers to your questions.

Profound

Profound treatments can reduce cellulite on the hips, buttocks, and legs. Radiofrequency energy is combined with tiny microneedles; together, they increase the production of collagen and elastin in the skin. The treatments are performed with local anesthetic in the office. The Profound handpiece uses microneedles to pierce the skin and emit radiofrequency energy. The skin heals these tiny “micro-injuries” by producing elastin, collagen, and hyaluronic acid — which in turn tightens the skin, adds volume, and improves its elasticity.

Downtime

The skin may have mild redness, swelling, bruising for about 5 days.

ThermiSmooth Body

ThermiSmooth body is a warm, relaxing treatment that tightens and smooths the skin with radiofrequency energy. After the targeted area is prepared with a cooling gel, the ThermiSmooth handpiece is moved back and forth over the skin and RF energy is emitted at a specific temperature. Patients describe these treatments as warm, comfortable, and relaxing. Once an area is treated for 15 minutes, we move to the next area, until all targeted areas are treated. Because the surface of the skin is not affected, there is no recovery needed after ThermiSmooth.

Treatment Areas

Arms, abdomen, hips, back, buttocks, knees, calves, and ankles

Treatment Protocol

A series of 4 to 6 treatments

¹ Coleman S.R., Sachdeva K., Egbert B.M. Preciado J., Allison J., Clinical efficacy of noninvasive cryolipolysis and its effects on peripheral nerves, Aesthetic Plastic Surgery: 2009; 33(4):482-488.
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/19296153