If I CoolSculpt would that cause inflammation of the hernia? My hernia is so small that the doctors could not diagnose me until I had an ultrasound of my abdomen done. I was also diagnosed with diastasis. Does that affect my treatment?
Answer: CoolSculpting Over An Existing Hernia The current recommendation is to avoid CoolSculpting treatments over existing hernias. Some physicians will even go a step further and not treat over a repaired hernia. The risk lies in injuring the bowel with the suction itself or by the extreme low temperatures delivered by the applicator
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Answer: CoolSculpting Over An Existing Hernia The current recommendation is to avoid CoolSculpting treatments over existing hernias. Some physicians will even go a step further and not treat over a repaired hernia. The risk lies in injuring the bowel with the suction itself or by the extreme low temperatures delivered by the applicator
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March 8, 2019
Answer: CoolSculpting Thank you for your message. CoolSculpting should not be performed over or near your hernia site. I would also recommend speaking with your primary care provider regarding your diastasis as CoolSculpting may make this worse as well, depending on the area you are looking to have CoolSculpting. Just so you know, CoolSculpting can also lead to hernias! I would speak with your primary care physician as well as a provider in your area, in person, so they are able to assess the area fully!
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March 8, 2019
Answer: CoolSculpting Thank you for your message. CoolSculpting should not be performed over or near your hernia site. I would also recommend speaking with your primary care provider regarding your diastasis as CoolSculpting may make this worse as well, depending on the area you are looking to have CoolSculpting. Just so you know, CoolSculpting can also lead to hernias! I would speak with your primary care physician as well as a provider in your area, in person, so they are able to assess the area fully!
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