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Yes. Factor V is not a contraindication to the Coolsculpt treatment. Since Coolsculpt is a non-surgical procedure, this treatment may be the best option for you (versus liposuction, or any other surgically invasive fat reduction surgery). I suggest partnering up with your local service provider to determine if you are the perfect Coolsculpt candidate.
Coolsculpting should be fine with your Factor V trait. It does not require and incision or create a wound to heal. You may bruise a bit. Be sure to see an experienced practice, preferable a plastic surgeon who can advise you on the best treatment for your problem area.
Yes, you can have Coolsculpting with Factor V def. In fact, this would potentially be a better option for you than surgical procedures such as liposuction or BodyTite that would have bleeding potential. You should be evaluated first to see if you are a Coolsculpting candidate of course.
Factor V mutation is not a contraindication to Coolsculpting, so it is perfectly fine to proceed with coolsculpting. Actually, it may be the preferred fat loss procedure as it is much less invasive than surgical options. Remember to check with your local provider.
There are no particular foods or spices that will directly influence the way your CoolSculpting results look or how fast they develop. Of course, eating a healthy diet in general is a great way to complement your results. A balanced diet and regular exercise program are the best things you can...
Great question Alex. I use Coolsculpting and Vanquish devices in my office and have found each device offers benefits and has limitations. Neither device is FDA approved to treat breast tissue in men or women. The use in this area is considered "off label." This does not mean...
Thank you for your question. This should not cause any issues. However, if you are not satisfied with the outcome of your treatment I would discuss it with your treating physician as they may be willing to work with you. Best of Luck!
