I had an underarm ultrasound 9 months ago because there is a ‘mass’ under my left armpit, but the result came out to be just adipose tissue. However during menstruation, the ‘mass’ seemed to feel tender, if it’s just mainly adipose tissue why would it feel tender? Suspect it could be axiliary breast tissue involved which I’ve booked for another ultrasound next week. However would like to know, if it turns out to be an axiliary breast, can I remove it via Coolsculpting instead of liposuction?
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Coolsculpting works by bringing bulges into a device that then freezes the fat that is present there to reduce the size of the bulge. The bulge needs to fit into the device and so certain areas won't work. For example the buttocks themselves would not fit into the device, however the shelf...
Hello stellasMum,
I see the fat pocket that you are indicating and I understand why it bothers you. You have a great result, however that one small area is still holding you back.
Sometimes these contour irregularities happen after tummy tuck surgery, often simply because of the way the body...
Thank you for your question.
Although rare, PAH can happen and is easily remedied by performing lipo in the affected area.
The company will actually pay for the corrective procedure.
I actually did this exact procedure for someone that had PAH yesterday!