Wondering how to get rid of a double chin? New non-invasive procedure

A new product claims it can remove a double chin in a matter of weeks

WHAT would you say if someone said they could banish a double chin in a matter of weeks?

 

A medical technology company - ZELTIQ Aesthetics Inc - have announced the latest addition to their CoolSculpting range - the CoolMini applicator. And it could be the answer to all our hopes and chin-less dreams. 

The snazzy new machine is said to involve a non-invasive procedure that consistently reduces unwanted fat around the jowls. 

 

Dr Tracy Mountford, Medical Director of The Cosmetic Skin Clinic in London, said: "Coolsculpting continues to be an innovative trailblazer for non-invasive fat reduction. 

"In my experience, using the CoolMini applicator to target the submental area generally achieves optimal results in one or two treatments."

 

ZELTIQ Aesthetics, Inc. have announced the latest addition to their CoolSculpting range

The applicator is said to be uniquely designed for small volume areas of fat, which are often the hardest to treat. 

Most patients will need one to two treatments to achieve the 'desired outcome' and some lucky patients may see results as early as 3 weeks. 

This cool piece of tech isn't a back-street product, in fact it's far from it. The unique procedure was developed by Harvard scientists and is based on the proprietary science of Cryolipolysis. 

In layman's terms, that's when fat cells are exposed to extreme cold, they die and are eliminated naturally from the body. 

 

The news comes as it was revealed breast implants are still the most common of surgical trends. 

Also shooting to the top of the most-wanted list is the lipoabdominoplasty. Data from private healthcare search engine WhatClinic.com has revealed the operation is the rising star of the plastic surgery world.

This procedure, which combines liposuction and abdominoplasty to remove the excess fat and loose skin of the abdomen, costs an average of £6,321.

Whether it's new boobs or less of a chin, it would seem there's a real trend about at the minute for changing our bodies.