CoolSculpting Arms

CoolSculpting Arms (Bingo Wings)

If your upper arms feel out of proportion with the rest of your body—or you avoid sleeveless tops because of unwanted arm fat—CoolSculpting offers a non-surgical solution. It targets the stubborn fat that often builds up around the arms and won’t shift, even with regular workouts and a balanced diet.

At London Premier Laser & Skin Clinic, we use Fat Freezing to help you reduce fat in the upper arms safely and effectively, giving you a more streamlined silhouette and renewed body confidence.

Why Arm Fat Is So Frustrating

Upper arm fat—often referred to as “bingo wings”—is a common concern for adults, especially those aged 35 and over. As we age, our bodies tend to store fat in different ways, and for many, the upper arms become a problem area.

Even if you’re active and maintaining a stable weight, the arms can be stubborn due to:

• Hormonal changes, particularly during perimenopause or after pregnancy
• Natural ageing and slowed metabolism
• Genetics and body type
• Skin that’s starting to loosen or sag

It’s not about weight—it’s about shape. And unfortunately, targeted exercise alone can’t remove fat in specific areas.

How does Coolsculpting work?

During your treatment, a specialised CoolSculpting applicator is placed on the upper arm to target the unwanted fat in that area. The process typically lasts around 45 minutes per arm, and while the technology goes to work, you’re free to relax—scroll your phone, catch up on emails, stream something on Netflix, or simply unwind.

The applicator cools the fat cells beneath the skin to a precise temperature, triggering a natural breakdown process. Over the following weeks, your body gradually clears out these frozen fat cells through the lymphatic system—leading to a visible reduction in fullness and a more contoured appearance in the upper arms.

CoolSculpting Near me

At Premier Laser and Skin Clinic our CoolSculpting Treatment is located for a free consultation and to treat at our London Clinics  – Liverpool Street and Clapham Common.