Prescription Skin Care Releases CoolSculpting Guide
Aug 20, 2016
Those looking to get rid of unwanted fat cells can now learn what they need to know about this innovative procedure, reports www.prescriptionskincare.co.nz.
Auckland, New Zealand - August 20, 2016 /MarketersMedia/ —
Prescription Skin Care, a premier Auckland-based plastic surgery practice, has recently announced the release of their CoolSculpting guide. With the publication of this guide, their practitioners are aiming to help those who are looking to get rid of unwanted fat but would like to consider alternatives to liposuction. For readers who are interested in getting their hands on the recently-published guide, it is available at the Prescription Skin Care website.
Georgina Robertson, a representative of Prescription Skin Care, commented “Many people struggle with the problem of stubborn fat that just won’t go away no matter how much exercise or clean eating they do. In times past, invasive liposuction procedures were the only way to get rid of this fat. The good news is that this is no longer necessary. Our team has recently released a guide to help people see the benefits of technologically-advanced procedures like CoolSculpting. Not only is this procedure more precise and effective, but it doesn’t require any anesthesia, surgery, or downtime in the same way that liposuction does.”
Patients who are considering a fat reduction procedure can visit the Prescription Skin Care blog at www.prescriptionskincare.co.nz to read the new CoolSculpting guide. There, they’ll find in-depth information on how CoolSculpting works, what they can expect before, during, and after the procedure, and how they will benefit from this non-surgical alternative to liposuction.
As Robertson goes on to say, “At Prescription Skin Care, our goal has always been to remain on the cutting edge when it comes to the treatments we offer. While liposuction has its place, CoolSculpting is an advanced procedure with so many more benefits for the patient. We have released our CoolSculpting guide in hopes that those who read it will feel empowered with the knowledge and understanding they need to get rid of their unwanted fat in the safest, healthiest, and least invasive way possible.”
Those who would like to learn more about CoolSculpting or see the full suite of services that Prescription Skin Care has to offer can log on to www.prescriptionskincare.co.nz.
About Prescription Skin Care:
Prescription Skin Care has been helping people look younger and feel more confident since their establishment in 1993. Their experienced and highly-trained practitioners have helped thousands of people achieve smoother, more youthful skin. Mr. Stephen Gilbert and his team at Prescription Skin Care offer a full range of plastic surgery procedures for the face and the body that create confidence, slow down the natural ageing process, and restore beauty while giving a natural, youthful look.
For more information, please visit http://www.prescriptionskincare.co.nz
Contact Info:
Name: Georgina Robertson
Organization: Prescription Skin Care
Phone: +64 (9) 529 5784
Source: http://marketersmedia.com/prescription-skin-care-releases-coolsculpting-guide/128773
Release ID: 128773
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