Did CoolSculpting’s ‘stick of butter effect’ disfigure Linda Evangelista?
“brutally disfigured” — is not the miracle solution promoted by gushing American stars.Dr. Alex Sobel, a specialist in correcting botched cosmetic procedures, told The Post that the method can cause “unexpected side effects” and comes with “under-reported” risks.His expert opinions contrast with the rave reviews of celebrity slimmers like music diva Mariah Carey, reality TV personalities Khloe Kardashian and Kris Jenner, and model-actress Molly Sims, who became a spokesperson for the brand in 2015.Zeltiq Aesthetic, the California company behind CoolSculpting, markets its cash cow as the fastest and most efficient way to permanently destroy fat.