Archive | CoolSculpting

As far as noninvasive body-contouring treatments go, CoolSculpting has one of the highest ratings around. The developers of this fat-freezing device knew what they were doing. We regularly perform this procedure on patients to sculpt their thighs, buttocks, abdomen, and other areas. You may be wondering, then, why we would warn you not to be […]

CoolSculpting has been the leading nonsurgical body treatment for the past several years. We completely understand why. The FDA-cleared device doesn’t require incisions or anesthesia. Patients can resume normal activities as soon as they leave their appointment, and, of course, CoolSculpting has a proven track record of success. Who could argue that there aren’t some […]

We generally start to give more attention to our shape right before summer. With Fall squarely here and the holidays quickly approaching, ideas of body contouring may be on the backburner for the next several months. This is understandable, considering we are more covered-up when the temperature drops. However, looking back on holiday photos with […]

You don’t have to be willing to go under the knife to have the face and body you want. Many of the common situations for which cosmetic surgery may be considered can also be addressed non-invasively or with minimally-invasive techniques. Our two locations in San Antonio are equipped with a variety of devices that help […]

Dr. Bucay is interested in helping patients of our San Antonio offices get the results they want from body-sculpting. Understanding that every person has unique needs, she has equipped our facilities with various modalities. One of the most common devices used to improve body contours, CoolSculpting, has been used in our offices more than 2,000 […]

Seems like every day more and more methods for non-surgically destroying fat cells are entering the market and making headlines. And I recently offered my views for publication on the technology that I prefer to use for my patients, and why. In case you missed it, here’s some of what I had to say in […]