Do Any Medications Affect Coolsculpting Results?

March 25, 2013
Asked By:kk94309 in San Francisco, CA

Hello, Two of my friends and I were wondering: post-Coolsculpting procedure, are there any medications that could negatively affect treatment results? Do anti-inflammatories, antidepressants (such as Prozac), or birth control affect our physiology in such a way as to hinder the reduction of fat in the treated area? Thank you!

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Answer: CoolSculpting for fat reduction and concurrent medication

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April 7, 2013

Answer: Some medications may reduce the efficacy of CoolSculpting treatment

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