CoolSculpting is one of the most popular non-invasive body contouring treatments worldwide. It’s known for reducing stubborn fat without surgery, needles, or downtime - a major win for anyone wanting subtle, natural-looking results.But like every medical or aesthetic procedure, CoolSculpting comes with potential side effects. Most are mild and temporary… but there is one rare complication that clients should be aware of - Paradoxical Adipose Hyperplasia (PAH). At Plumpitupp Medical Spa, client education and safety are always top priorities. This blog breaks down the real risks of CoolSculpting, so you can make an informed decision.

Looking for a skin refresh that delivers results without harsh downtime? One of our favorite combinations for radiant, even-toned skin is the powerful yet gentle pairing of an IPL Photofacial and AlumierMD’s Renew 30 chemical peel. Both treatments are fantastic on their own - but together, they work in harmony to brighten, smooth, and rejuvenate the skin with greater effectiveness than either can achieve alone.

Cryotherapy is a non-invasive treatment that uses extreme cold to freeze and destroy unwanted tissue. It’s been used for decades in dermatology, and with innovations like the FreezPen, it’s now more comfortable and accurate than ever before.

The treatment works by applying a fine, targeted jet of nitrous oxide directly to the lesion - freezing the cells from the inside out. Over the next few weeks, the frozen lesion dries up, darkens, and eventually falls off naturally.