CoolSculpting Thailand by Zeltiq, Bring in the New Year with a New Shape in Thailand

Is slimming down on your New Year’s resolution list? Don’t fight the battle of the bulge alone. Hundreds have already gotten serious about looking and feeling their best by permanently ridding themselves of frustrating fat bulges that plague even the healthiest of people.

Whether it’s stomach area, love handle on the sides of the waist, or embarrassing “back fat” bulges, we all have our trouble areas. What if there was a way to permanently remove those fat bulges without surgery and with no downtime?

Well, a new non-invasive procedure is a dream come true for women and men of all ages, who no matter how much they exercise or diet can’t lose fat inches on their bodies. The treatment is called CoolSculpting Thailand by Zeltiq and it is the only FDA-cleared device that permanently reduces fat .

• Some women think, they don’t feel themselves. Jeans don’t fit well. Dresses don’t drape like they should. And there isn’t enough exercise you could possibly do or anything you’d be willing to try that’s going to get rid of those bulges affectionately known as the muffin top or bra bulge.
• In men, somewhere beneath that spare tire is the “you” you once knew. The one when he took off his shirt he didn’t have to think about taking off his shirt. There just aren’t enough crunches in the world or any other crazy gimmick sold on TV that will help you lose that stubborn fat.

So how cool is it that Harvard scientists invented something that does? A precisely controlled, FDA-cleared, patented process that simply targets, cools, and eliminates fat cells without damage to your skin. After one treatment, your body does the rest as the crystallized fat cells break down and are naturally eliminated.

• CoolSculpting Thailand by Zeltiq is a revolutionary non-surgical contouring treatment that freezes stubborn fat, which then is naturally eliminated from your body.
• What makes the CoolSculpting Thailand by Zeltiq Procedure different is that it uses an advanced tissue cooling technology to selectively target and eliminate fat cells without harming the skin. And uses only genuine CoolSculpting machine that came from USA with BEST discounted price.
• All Coolsculpting Thailand treatment has to be done at our clinics under the care of registered Doctors. Beware of cheap imitation cryolipolysis machines that lack the patented technology of FDA-approved CoolSculpting. These are used at your own risk. Invest in the best and see what CoolSculpting Thailand can do for you.
• The cost for Zeltiq in Bangkok one area is Start THB 7,400THB/approx. 240USD/area,  Zeltiq 1 area/size (6.3 inches)
• In just a few months, the CoolSculpting Procedure gradually reduces unwanted abdominal fat, love handles (flanks), or back fat without needles, incisions, or anaesthesia and there is no downtime.

Patients often spend the one to two hours of procedure time reading, working on their laptops, or simply relaxing. Results can be seen in as soon as three weeks following treatment, with the best results occurring over the next two to four months. Very cool. Very simple. Very easy. Very natural. Yours truly is yours again at the best discounted price. And listening to what others experienced, you’ll reclaim a lot more than that.

 

2021 is your year, for the new YOU! Treat yourself and look the best you’ve ever looked. Contact us today and bring out the best in you this New Year!

Want to get your perfect body? Urban Beauty Thailand offer CoolSculpting in Bangkok & Phuket at the best prices available!  Contact us at inquire@urban.nginnu.com or +66(0)86 376 4826/086 655 2462 for voice call, WhatsApp, Viber, WeChat, Tango & Line chat.

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– A lot of first time visitors aren’t quite sure what to expect when first arriving in the capital of exotic Thailand, and some may be disappointed by their first impressions on the way into town – endless high rise buildings, busy expressway flyovers and billboards of western companies advertising in English.

Yet while Bangkok has undoubtedly embraced westernization and modernization, you only need to look a little under the surface to see that it remains undeniably a Thai place at heart. In between the skyscrapers and sophisticated shopping centers there’s still the remarkable Wat Phra Kaew and the Grand Palace (pictured), the Temple of the Dawn and many more. Traditions live on too: don’t be surprised, for example, to find a large dedicated spirit house built for good luck alongside almost every major building, or to see files of Buddhist monks making their early morning alms round – and it’s surely one of the only major cities in the world where seeing an elephant paraded round the streets hardly even ranks as being unusual.

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• Amidst all of this is what many find one of Asia’s most interesting and exciting cities, but it does have it’s fair share of problems also – not least of which is the heat. Due to it’s location in the tropics, Bangkok’s average day time temperature is rarely much below 30 degrees centigrade at any time of year and the night time temperature is not much cooler.
• The maximum temperature can occasionally top 40 degrees during the hot season in April / May, when it is, not surprisingly, the low season for tourism. Despite the temperature, it is not all that sunny in Bangkok and most days are grey and overcast – meaning many visitors are surprised when they first walk outside Bangkok airport and discover that what appeared to be a cold, cloudy day is actually uncomfortably hot.
• The heat, combined with the humidity and pollution, makes walking a sizable distance in Bangkok almost impossible, and breaking into a sweat after only a couple of hundred meters almost inevitable. The Thai people themselves will rarely walk any significant distance and there’s a very large number of cars, buses, taxis and tuk-tuks to help them get about.

Sadly, these combine to make the traffic jams and pollution that Bangkok is justifiably world famous for. The seemingly permanent rot dtit (traffic jam) is a fact of life in Bangkok, and makes simple journeys that should take 20 minutes end up over an hour, even out of rush hour. The relatively small number of roads, the annual floods in September and October, and the hundreds of new cars flooding on to the roads every day don’t help matters much either.

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However, Bangkok’s impressive skytrain and new subway facilities combined now cover much of areas of the city a visitor is likely to go to and provide a convenient way to bypass them.

The Good Side of Bangkok

• Despite all the problems, there’s much to appreciate in Bangkok for those who persevere past negative first impressions and take the time to see it’s attractions. Few of the Thais living in the city would want to forego the opportunities it offers and live elsewhere and for every foreigner who wants to leave as soon as possible, there’s another who falls in love with it.
• The attractions are obvious: the impressive temples and tourist attractions, an endless number of decent restaurants, with food often at bargain prices (a ordinary meal and soft drink at a typical Thai restaurant may only you set you back around 40B (1 US$), and perhaps around 100 to 150B at a tourist orientated restaurant – though it is, of course, possible to pay much more). And wherever you are in the city, you will rarely have to walk more than 100m to find something to eat.
• Getting about the city might be slow going due to all the traffic, but at least it’s cheap and there’s plenty of options. There is a comprehensive bus service that will take you all over the city in varying degrees of comfort, but the price is never more than about 25B (0.6 US$), and can be only 3.5 baht (0.1 US$) on the ordinary buses. Even when going from one side of central Bangkok to another, a taxi fare is rarely above 120B (3 US$), the only real exception being the journey to and from the airport.
• The skytrain was finished in December 1999, and for the areas it goes to, makes getting about quick and easy (although not particularly cheap compared to the taxis and buses). There are canal and river boats that effectively act as buses on the waterways, which are also very cheap and fast.
• The Khlong Saen Saep canal boats, in particular, are sadly underused by tourists as they provide a very quick and useful service, right across the city from Sukhumvit to Siam Square to Banglamphu for only 10B or so. More transport schemes, including a subway, are underway too with notional completion dates in the next few years.

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• Shopping is also good value, with a huge variety of goods sold everywhere from street market stalls to upmarket in shopping centers. Shops are open every day, generally until around 9 or 10pm, which is convenient and makes it easy to get what you want, when you want it. It’s a great city for nightlife too, with an massive selection of pubs, bars and nightclubs, along with the famous adult-orientated entertainment.
• Bangkok also benefits from being, arguably, one of South East Asia’s two most important cities (with Singapore). If there’s an international cultural or social event going on in the region, chances are it’s coming to Bangkok too.

•  And perhaps most importantly, there’s the Thai people themselves who are surely some of the most friendly of any major capital city in the world. They seem remarkably tolerant of the challenges of life in the capital, and still manage to keep their fun loving and easy-going spirit.
• Try and emulate their jai yen (keeping your cool), a love of sanuk (having fun) and a feeling of mai pen rai (it doesn’t matter, it’s not important), and it will help you get the most from Bangkok. Those who take the time to see what it has to offer tend to be rewarded in Bangkok, while those who spend a couple of days there are likely to only get frustrated with the difficulties.

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Post Operative Instructions

• DO NOT drink alcohol for 48 hours (alcohol thins the blood which may cause bleeding)
• DO NOT take Aspirin, Motrin or Naprosyn for 3 days as these can also thin the blood
• DO NOT remove the HEAD BAND for the 1st 48 hrs, unless the doctor tells you otherwise. Continue to wear for several days
• DO NOT bend over; lower your body to pick up things for 5 days to prevent swelling
• DO NOT exercise for 7 days as it could result in swelling or lost grafts, rest, relax and be positive.

• HEAD BAND: As explained, the headband keeps swelling to a minimum, it also offers an excellent support base for a hat. The headband keeps contact with the hat instead of your head so less chance of the hat rubbing on the grafts.
• SWELLING: On rare occasion swelling may occur (10%) less than < 10%. It is not dangerous and is painless and will not effect the growth of the graft. To reduce the swelling; apply ice to the forehead (below the graft) for 10 minutes 4 times per day. DO NOT apply ice directly to the grafted site because it may disturb the growth.
• STITCHES: absorbable stitches are applied to the donor area; they will dissolve within 3-6 weeks. Other non absorbable stitches are at intervals and at the end of the incision; these should be removed within 5-7 days or as informed after surgery.
• EXERCISE AND ACTIVITY: Absolute minimal exercise for 7 days. The strenuous exercise and fast body moving exercise should be avoided until the second month. Light jogging, weight training or playing golf can be done after 2 weeks.
• SWIMMING AND SUN: Avoid swimming for at least 4 weeks. Remember there are chemicals in swimming pools and these may affect the grafts. Excess exposure to the sun can also be counter productive to growth during the 1st 2 weeks.
• FOLLICLE AT THE GRAFT SITE: In some occasions, the folliculitis might develop and appear as isolate or multiple pimples. The initial treatment is warm compression and antibiotic ointment to the area 3 times per day. If folliculitis does occur please contact the doctor for specific medication.
• ITCHY: After a week if you experience an itchy feeling ,please do not scratch, apply 100% natural olive oil and allow it to soak for an hour or so.
• CUT AND DYE: We recommend not having hair cut or coloring dye for 3-4 weeks after surgery.
• SAUNA: avoid the stream and sauna for at least 1 month, the excess exposure of the heat is counter productive.
• GROOMING: Gel, hair spray and Mousse are allowed 5 days after surgery

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