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Yes, you can fly, but you may have swelling. I recommend wearing compression to help reduce swelling. Venus Legacy treatments and lymphatic massage can also give improvement. Keep in mind, for best results with Coolsculpting, a combination approach is needed. I recommend adding radiofrequency treatments like Vanquish, Venus Legacy, Exilis Ultra for skin tightening and skin smoothing. VASER with ThermiRF is a great alternative. See an expert. Best, Dr. Emer
Thank you for your question. There is no danger in flying after treatment. The treated area may be a bit tender and some swelling may occur, wearing some light compression is recommended. Regards,
Libby,There is no danger in flying after a CoolSculpting procedure. You may be asking because of concerns about blood clots in the legs. There is no known risk for developing blood clots after CoolSculpting. You may be a bit uncomfortable having to sit for an extended period, but there is no danger. Hope this helps,Dr. Garry K. Kim
It is perfectly fine to fly after having a CS procedure. It will not affect results and there should be minimal discomfort from the procedure.
Hi libby342- You may experience some inflammation immediately after your treatment. Compression garments are suggested as a post-procedure remedy after CoolSculpting due to comfort, however they are not a requirement. Since CoolSculpting requires no downtime, you should be fine to travel after your treatment. Ask your provider for an additional list of post-treatment care. My Best, Dr. Basile
Thanks for a great question. There is no known harm to flying after Coolsculpting, and should not present any complications. Depending on where you had treated, it may be tender, so the compression/tight fitting garment may help. As for any flight if it is longer, try to get up and move around if you can. Goodluck and safe travels.
Hello LIBBY342,Thank you for your question. We typically recommend compression garments after CoolSculpting procedures for comfort. Flying after having CoolSculpting does not present a problem other than some potential discomfort from swelling that can occur in the treated areas. Be well.
Hello and thank you for your question. There are no risks from having Coolsculpting and then flying on an airplane. We typically recommend that people use compression garments, depending on the area that was treated, to minimize discomfort. Hope this helps, Dr. S.
There typically is minimal recovery time after Cool Sculpting. You will be able to return to any daily routine immediately after your procedure.
There is no contraindication to flying after CoolSculpting treatment, you should continue using your compression socks. Good Luck!
Maybe I'm an outlier but I haven't been convinced, not having read double-blind placebo-controlled studies, that there are toxins or dead fat cells that can be flushed out by drinking water. I know that this has been taught for decades since the evolution of Endermologie (suction and kneading ...
Thank you for your question. Risks are bruising, swelling, skin burn from freezing, tight feeling, numbness, and indentation. It will take 4 months to see actual full results. I would advise you to schedule a consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon for a detailed examination to...
Don't worry! A little redness after CoolSculpting is perfectly normal and will not last. Because CoolSculpting reduces the volume of fat underneath the skin rather than adding to it, your skin is not stretched. CoolSculpting uses a patented technique called cryolipolysis to lower the t...
Hello, thank you for the excellent question. Since CoolSculpting is not intended to be used as a weight loss treatment, it would not be recommended if you are obese. The ideal candidate for CoolSculpting is at or near their ideal and manageable weight and only wants to get rid of stubborn...
Thank you for your question. CoolSculpting® destroys fat cells beneath the skin using controlled freezing, a process called cryolipolysis. The procedure is not designed to tighten the skin and is therefore, primarily recommended for those seeking a moderate decrease in fat bulges or rolls. ...
Hello Chef Mary,No, CoolSculpting is contraindicated in patients who have an abdominal wall defect, whether it be naturally from a hernia, or surgically from an ileostomy. If you're having difficulties with your stoma then you should see your surgeon or wound/ostomy nurse for a solution.Best of ...
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