I have type 2 diabetes. My A1C fluctuates between 5.3 and 6.4. I walk about 25 miles per week and go to the gym 3 times a week. I am not overweight by much, but I have belly fat that I cannot seem to get rid of. I have heard that type 2 diabetes is directly related to belly fat, so would cool sculpting benefit me in my quest to win the fight with my A1C?
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October 6, 2017
Answer: Benefit from CoolSculpting for Diabetes? CoolSculpting OK With Diabetes
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I would wait at least two weeks before injecting the interferon into the treatment zone. I would not want inflammation around the site affect the absorption. I would assume your interferon would absorb normally even in an area that treated with Coolsculpting as long as...
Thanks for your inquiry. The good news is that results are not in any way effected by the presence of or lack of bruises. Some people will tend to bruise in various parts of the body, while not in others. This is very common. So, I wouldn't worry at all about your results being better on one ...
I tell my patients that seeing final results from CoolSculpting can take up to 6 months, although some people do see signs of improvement earlier. Keep eating right and staying active to keep your weight steady in the meantime, and follow up with your CoolSculpting technician if you have any...
