I was told that using ibuprofen, or any anti inflammatory, can negatively impact the healing post CoolSculpting (is that true??) so I was wondering if Arnica Montana also falls under that category as well? Please advise!
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I’m assuming you’re referring to CoolSculpting treatments, which are a wonderful way of creating thigh gap without surgery or downtime. CoolSculpting uses cold temperatures to disrupt fat cells so they disintegrate and are permanently removed from your body. From your photo, you don’t look like ...
Thank you for your question. It is quite possible to have pain, soreness or firm areas following a CoolSculpting treatment. My advice is to consider over the counter pain medication. Swelling and bruising will resolve as healing progresses. Always good to follow up with your CoolSc...
Paradoxical adipose hyperplasia, a very rare complication of cool sculpting, is (as you described) a hardened uncomfortable area of fat. If this is truly the problem, best to discuss with your surgeon, then the recommended treatment is liposuction. If this is a localized area of inflammation,...
