"Allergan is committed to advancing innovation for CoolSculpting to meet the needs of patients seeking non-invasive aesthetic treatments," said David Nicholson, chief research and development officer at Allergan. "A 2017 American Society for Dermatologic Surgery (ASDS) survey revealed that 73 per cent of patients are bothered by excess fat under the chin. We are pleased this patient concern can successfully be addressed by CoolSculpting through a non-invasive approach, and furthermore improve the appearance of lax tissue in the treated area."
An 18-week clinical study of CoolSculpting in submental fat treatment found that 77 per cent of patients showed improved appearance of lax tissue and 75 per cent of patients reported their chin looked more toned following treatment.
"In my own patients, I have noticed the improved appearance of lax tissue when using the CoolMini applicator for the CoolSculpting system to treat the submental area," said Jeffrey S. Dover, MD, FRCPC, co-director of SkinCare Physicians of Chestnut Hill, Mass. "It is great to see the company invest to validate this and secure the FDA clearance."
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