I went to Blue Water Spa for Coolsculpting on my upper arms (bat wings/triceps) because it was the cheapest price in town. Of course, we've all heard of buyer beware. Well, the experience at this spa with Coolsculpting on the upper arms is a perfect example of why cheaper is never better or more effective.
Dr. Michael Law claimed on realself.com that Coolsculpting on the upper arms does not work because there is no device which the FDA has approved to use on this area of the body and the procedure on the upper arms is considered "off label". Off label means not officially approved. However, he allowed his staff to perform Coolsculpting on my upper anyway. What a fraud! This so-called doctor took my money with full knowledge that Coolsculpting on my upper arms would never work, and after seven months it has not. I don't care how many times having the procedure repeated using Coolsculpting, my arm fat will not be reduced through this method. Dr. Law and his staff of lying, stealing and cheating women obviously attended the Donald J. Trump School of Business and could care less about you.
In fact, Blue Water Spa is one of less than a handful of medi spa's in the Triangle area performing Coolsculpting on the upper arms. Most places will not perform it due to its failure on this part of the body. What is most striking is that the majority of these spas has the moral compass and professional responsibility to let potential clients know upfront. Michael Law is a snake! Watch out before you get bit and do not go to Blue Water Spa for Coolsculpting on the upper arms. It is NOT going to work!
Stay tuned to more posts about my experience before, during and after Blue Water Spa. These people refuse to do the right thing and how could I expect them to do so? Doing the right thing is for good people with values and a high moral compass. It is not part of the business model for Blue Water Spa, however a deliberate attempt to defraud anyone stupid enough to walk in the door asking for Coolsculpting on the upper arms.
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I went to Blue Water Spa for Coolsculpting on my upper arms (bat wings/triceps) because it was the cheapest price in town. Of course, we've all heard of buyer beware. Well, the experience at this spa with Coolsculpting on the upper arms is a perfect example of why cheaper is never better or more effective.
Dr. Michael Law claimed on realself.com that Coolsculpting on the upper arms does not work because there is no device which the FDA has approved to use on this area of the body and the procedure on the upper arms is considered "off label". Off label means not officially approved. However, he allowed his staff to perform Coolsculpting on my upper anyway. What a fraud! This so-called doctor took my money with full knowledge that Coolsculpting on my upper arms would never work, and after seven months it has not. I don't care how many times having the procedure repeated using Coolsculpting, my arm fat will not be reduced through this method. Dr. Law and his staff of lying, stealing and cheating women obviously attended the Donald J. Trump School of Business and could care less about you.
In fact, Blue Water Spa is one of less than a handful of medi spa's in the Triangle area performing Coolsculpting on the upper arms. Most places will not perform it due to its failure on this part of the body. What is most striking is that the majority of these spas has the moral compass and professional responsibility to let potential clients know upfront. Michael Law is a snake! Watch out before you get bit and do not go to Blue Water Spa for Coolsculpting on the upper arms. It is NOT going to work!
Stay tuned to more posts about my experience before, during and after Blue Water Spa. These people refuse to do the right thing and how could I expect them to do so? Doing the right thing is for good people with values and a high moral compass. It is not part of the business model for Blue Water Spa, however a deliberate attempt to defraud anyone stupid enough to walk in the door asking for Coolsculpting on the upper arms.