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Trusculpt after gall bladder removal - should I be concerned about any possible complications at 6 months post op?

Hi, Interested in trusculpt for the abdominal area. I had my gallbladder removed in January (laparoscopic). Normal BMI. Should I be worried about any complications related to the surgery/scars (umbilical incision) as it’s been about 6 months? Thank you.

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