CoolSculpting Gallery by Aesthetic Gynecology Specialists of WNY

CoolSculpting Before and After Gallery

Below is a collection of awesome images depicting the effectiveness of a CoolSculpting series of sessions. Targeting your abdomen, flanks (lovehandles), and thighs can prove to be extraordinarily effective.

Results and patient experience may vary.

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Urinary Incontinence in Women
Dr. Kirakosyan was featured in the August 2018 WNY Physician magazine discussing Urinary Incontinence
Pelvic Organ Prolapse
Dr. Kirakosyan was the feature of an article in Buffalo Healthy Living focusing on Pelvic Floor Disorders in the April 2016 issue.
Freeze Your Fat Away with CoolSculpting!
Our practice was featured in an article about the growing awareness of the great benefits of CoolSculpting in our Western NY Region.

We are a Cosmetic Gynecological Surgery and none-surgical fat reduction practice, located in Western NY, serving patients from New York City and all over New York State, Pennsylvania, Toronto, and Southern Ontario Canada.

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CoolSculpting® is a registered trademark of Zeltiq Aesthetics.
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The CoolSculpting® procedure is a non-invasive procedure that is intended to change the appearance of the treatment area by delivering controlled cooling at the surface of the skin to break down fat cells that are just beneath the skin. This procedure is not a treatment for obesity or a weight-loss solution. The CoolSculpting procedure does not replace traditional methods such as diet, exercise or liposuction.

Clinical studies of a treatment site have shown that the CoolSculpting procedure can break down fat cells to change the appearance of visibly localized bulges of fat that is just beneath the skin on the abdomen, thighs, flanks and submental area. The submental area is the area under the chin. Following the procedure, the treated fat cells are naturally processed by the body. Visible results can vary from person to person.