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Hi c1b1Coolsculpting is simply the number one rated non-surgical treatment option for removing unwanted fat. CoolSculpting is a non-surgical treatment to reduce the appearance of stubborn localized fat. Coolsculpting uses controlled cooling to target and break down fat without surgery. To learn more about this procedure, please visit our website.
There should be no reason why someone taking Plavix could not be treated with CoolSculpting. Because Plavix is a blood thinner, it is possible that there could be some temporary bruising after CoolSculpting, but the results should not be affected.
CoolSculpting is generally safe for everyone unless you have a hematoma. Plavix and CoolSculpting have no negative reaction towards one another, so you should be good to go! Be sure to consult with your doctor to confirm that there are no other underlying issues.
Dear c1b1, Yes, if you have an inch or more of a pinchable fat roll and a CoolSculpting applicator fits, even on Plavix, you're a candidate. Plavix is an anticoagulant and may allow for more bruising than desired or expected but it in itself is not a contra-indication.Consult with a Certified Team working with a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon to evaluate your concerns and medical background. Good Luck!
You can be treated with CoolSculpting while on Plavix. However you might have more chances of developing bruising after the treatment. It is still safer than going through surgical options while on Plavix.
If you can fit a CoolSculpting applicator then yes, you are a candidate. CoolSculpting will eliminate 25% off your subcutaneous fat, so I think it could be a good option for you. Maybe go somewhere for a third opinion to see which applicator is right for you!
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Hi Graceful355405 After many years of research, you can feel confident that the CoolSculpting procedure is based on sound science. There are over 100 peer-reviewed publications by leading researchers and clinicians! For more information about this procedure, please visit our website.