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this should not be a contraindication to cool sculpting. I usually have my patients with autoimmune diseases ask their rheumatologist (or I do) just so they are aware. Be sure you don’t have Raynauds or Cryoglobulinemia
Thank you for your question. You should be able to have Coolsculpting. With Coolsculpting, there is no down time, no risk of infection and you can achieve up to a 40% reduction with a retreatment of the same area. You'll need to have a consultation to determine how many treatments is recommended to get your desired results. I recommend getting a formal evaluation with a Coolsculpting-certified practitioner.
Thank you for your question. You should be able to have Coolsculpting. With Coolsculpting, there is no down time, no risk of infection and you can achieve up to a 40% reduction with a retreatment of the same area. You'll need to have a consultation to determine how many treatments is recommended to get your desired results. I recommend getting a formal evaluation with a Coolsculpting-certified practitioner. All the best, Dr. Dr. Aggarwal
Yes, you should be able to have Coolsculpting while taking an immunosuppressant. CoolSculpting is a great option, because it is non-invasive with little to no down-time. Most patients opt to get re-treatments in the same area for maximum results of up to 40-50% fat cell reduction. I suggest scheduling an in-person consultation with a physician so you can be evaluated and given recommendations.
Thanks for the question and the photo. Sorry that you are having this concern after the procedure. I would recommend that you see your provider so they can evaluate it and document what is going on and see what can be done to minimize this, which can occur after CoolSculpting. One thing th...
CoolSculpting would not be a viable option to remove a lipoma. I would suggest contacting a general surgeon in your area to discuss excision options. Good Luck to you in the future
Thank you for your question. CoolSculpting targets superficial fat, not deeper tissue such as muscle. CS forces the fat cells to go through a process called cryoliposis which basically means fat cell destruction. Over a period of 3 months your body works to detoxify and eliminate the destroyed ...