I'm in my first trimester and I wanted to get Lipodissolve to slim down my thighs. Is this OK to do? Is it safe to have Lipodissolve if you're pregnant?
Answer: Do not get Lipodissolve during pregnancy! I would strongly suggest avoiding any surgical and non-surgical procedures while pregnant. At any stage of the pregnancy, you want to make sure there is no harm done to your developing baby.
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Answer: Do not get Lipodissolve during pregnancy! I would strongly suggest avoiding any surgical and non-surgical procedures while pregnant. At any stage of the pregnancy, you want to make sure there is no harm done to your developing baby.
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February 25, 2009
Answer: No There is not enough science behind lipodissolve to recommend it to even the non-pregnant patient. We do not know what happens to the chemicals that are injected or the byproducts of the fat that is broken down. The first trimester is a critical time in fetal development and is the most critical time to avoid teratogens (substances that cause birth defects). Don't do it at any time during your pregnancy!!! Lipodissolve is not FDA approved and I can assure you that it will never by approved in pregnancy.
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February 25, 2009
Answer: No There is not enough science behind lipodissolve to recommend it to even the non-pregnant patient. We do not know what happens to the chemicals that are injected or the byproducts of the fat that is broken down. The first trimester is a critical time in fetal development and is the most critical time to avoid teratogens (substances that cause birth defects). Don't do it at any time during your pregnancy!!! Lipodissolve is not FDA approved and I can assure you that it will never by approved in pregnancy.
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February 25, 2009
Answer: Avoid non FDA approved medications You should avoid non FDA approved medications such as Lipodissolve. This is not a well-studied product. There are currently some research projects being performed by The American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery to further evaluate medications used for Mesotherapy. For now, you should avoid it.
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February 25, 2009
Answer: Avoid non FDA approved medications You should avoid non FDA approved medications such as Lipodissolve. This is not a well-studied product. There are currently some research projects being performed by The American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery to further evaluate medications used for Mesotherapy. For now, you should avoid it.
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February 25, 2009
Answer: No Lipodissolve during pregnancy I generally recommend avoiding any unnecessary medications or chemicals during pregnancy, but I especially would not recommend Lipodissolve, in that it is not FDA approved.
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February 25, 2009
Answer: No Lipodissolve during pregnancy I generally recommend avoiding any unnecessary medications or chemicals during pregnancy, but I especially would not recommend Lipodissolve, in that it is not FDA approved.
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Answer: Lipo dissolve while pregnant Hi, thank you for your question! I do not recommend receiving lipo dissolve while pregnant. There is not enough research done to show that it is safe. Any injections during pregnancy may have a risk of affecting the child. I would recommend waiting until you are not pregnant or breastfeeding.
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Answer: Lipo dissolve while pregnant Hi, thank you for your question! I do not recommend receiving lipo dissolve while pregnant. There is not enough research done to show that it is safe. Any injections during pregnancy may have a risk of affecting the child. I would recommend waiting until you are not pregnant or breastfeeding.
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