Had elevated liver profiles for a couple of years. Although back to normal, still remains on the higher end of scale. Would cool sculpting pose any danger to my liver reason being maybe some of the fat would be metabolized by it?
Answer: CoolSculpting - Most patients need a minimum of 2 treatments for the arms to see optimal results. Thank you for your question. Coolsculpting is a very safe procedure. However, all treatments have potential side effects, although with Coolsculpting they are very unlikely to occur. Your treating physician should discuss all potential side effects and expectations before your procedure. I hope this helps!
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Answer: CoolSculpting - Most patients need a minimum of 2 treatments for the arms to see optimal results. Thank you for your question. Coolsculpting is a very safe procedure. However, all treatments have potential side effects, although with Coolsculpting they are very unlikely to occur. Your treating physician should discuss all potential side effects and expectations before your procedure. I hope this helps!
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November 17, 2016
Answer: Coolsculpting and a history of elevated liver enzymes There is no association between coolsculpting and elevated liver enzymes. I would suggest you check with your treating physician as to the cause of your elevated liver enzymes to make sure it is not related to some underlying disease that is affected by coolsculpting.
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November 17, 2016
Answer: Coolsculpting and a history of elevated liver enzymes There is no association between coolsculpting and elevated liver enzymes. I would suggest you check with your treating physician as to the cause of your elevated liver enzymes to make sure it is not related to some underlying disease that is affected by coolsculpting.
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