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Hello Puparella,I'm very sorry to hear about your cancer(s?). As a Cosmetic Gyn, who keeps up to date on my original specialty of Ob/Gyn, the most important questions are when did you have the cancer(s)? Did you have surgery, chemotherapy, etc.? Are you a cure? If your Gyn Oncologist says you can have cosmetic surgery, you certainly can have CoolSculpting. Best of health to you and I think it is wonderful how you are trying to move forward with your life.Robert A. Jason, MD, FACOG
I would not recommend CoolSculpting for someone with active ovarian or liver cancer. Treatment for the cancer should be done first. Once the patient is cancer-free, CoolSculpting could be done. In some cases, if the cancer is in remission, it may also be possible to have CoolSculpting.
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You can do coolscupting over and around the belly but I like trusculpt more for contouring and you should combine with trusculpt FLEX. If you have small problem areas you can use non invasive methods like coolsculpting with vanquish or TrusculptID to get small areas of fat reduced. Skin also ...
A CoolSculpting treatment will only affect the fat and temporarily affect the skin. It will not affect the tissues below the fat layer. So, it would be safe to have a CoolSculpting treatment on the outer thigh while having metal pins and plates in the hip bone.
It can be difficult to know which procedure should be done first when you want more than one thing in the same treatment area (face for example). In general, I recommend: 1. Do the largest procedure first 2. Do volume reducing procedures before volume replacement (like in your case). So I...
There is no generic coolsculpting in the US and if you do see one its not real or FDA approved. If you have small problem areas you can use non invasive methods like coolsculpting with vanquish or TrusculptID to get small areas of fat reduced. Skin also tightens if you combine this with ...
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