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cool sculpting my flying squirrel arms

i am three weeks post sleeve surgery. i have dropped 19 pounds. once i get to my goal weight, i have thought of cool sculpting. has anyone else tried it, and if so how did it work for you?

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Following because my arms are literally flapping against my sides when I move them too fast [emoji23][emoji23][emoji23]


I’m afraid cool sculpting will only dissolve a small amount of fat. It won’t tighten skin. Unfortunately, the only was to get rid of it is a Bracioplasty (surgical arm lift).:(

So, my arms were my first plastic surgery. My surgeon does the sculpting, I am pretty confident that most plastic surgeons are not going to recommend or give any false promises on what sculpting could do for arms with dramatic weight loss. I will tell you that the arm lift is an amazing, instant, gratifying, and body change-fulfilling surgery -- at least for me. It is, or should I say WAS, the most "public" part of my weight loss. I am so grateful for the surgeon I found, and the results. I am also proud of my "guns" as I feel even better about my weight training and arms now!

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