I have PBC, an autoimmune disease which affects the liver. Is CoolSculpting safe for me?

If you just had coolsculpting, i would not use heat. after any procedure which injures tissue there is a period of inflammation and swelling. using heat  increases the swelling and inflammation and may actually cause more pain and slow down your healing

There are several different options. The most effective would be revising the lipo with either Tickle Lipo or Vaser Lipo. Non-invasive options include Thermismooth, Sculpsure or Kybella. The best option for you would be determined after evaluation your situation.

Thank you for your question. There should be no issue with you undergoing CoolSculpting treatments if you are healthy and have no issues related to the hiatal hernia. That being said, my advice would be to consult with a board certified plastic surgeon in your area so that they can examine you...

 If you have a very small amount of fat, you may be able to find a cost-effective way to combine treatment with travel. However, whenever you leave the US for a procedure, you are taking a risk because not all countries have the same safety measures we do. Also, CoolSculpting usually takes m...

Thank you for your question. You can still have CoolSculpting done - the rod in your spine should not be a factor. That being said, you should let your certified technician know about your prior surgeries so that they are clear about your medical history. Good luck!

Thank you for your question. The use of a blood thinner during Coolsculpting treatment may increase your chance of bruising, however, it is not necessary to discontinue to get a good result. The use of your Xarelto is medically necessary and should not be discontinued without instructions from...