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EPISODE · Oct 26, 2022 · 7 MIN

Interview with Dr. Terence Tan - Coolsculpting Treatment & Fat Reduction Myths

from Halley Medical Aesthetics · host Halley Medical Aesthetics

Karen, a mother of 2, has been trying to get rid of the stubborn bulge on her tummy for years. With concerns that this may affect her health, Karen decides to consult Dr. Terrence Tan from Halley Medical Aesthetics to learn more about Coolsculpting treatment to slim her bulging tummy, removing unwanted fat cells. Coolsculpting is a non-invasive technique that uses a cooling procedure known as fat freezing to remove fat cells from the body. This procedure works by freezing the fat cells in the body. Once frozen, the crystallised fat cells will then be passed out naturally by the body. This treatment is not affected by any downtime. The doctor can perform body contouring and fat reduction procedures with the precision that is impossible with traditional exercise. Topics covered in this podcast include: What is CoolSculpting? How does fat freezing work? Misconceptions of fat reduction What happens to fat cells after CoolSculpting treatment? Will fat cells reproduce overtime? Will CoolSculpting affect my regular lifestyle? For more tips on body management, follow Halley Body Slimming Clinic on: • Facebook• Instagram• YouTube Learn more from the doctors at Halley Body Slimming Clinic! Schedule your appointment with them: Tel: +65 6246 8806Email: [email protected]: +65 8879 4938Address: 277 Orchard Road #03-16 orchardgateway Singapore 238858

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