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When can I start using CBD oil after CoolSculpting?

smhutSep 17, 2017
It has been two weeks since I had my Coolsculpting treatment, and so far I have avoided using ibuprofen as I have read that anti inflammatories have a negative impact on Coolsculpting results. However, I would like to know whether I can start re-using CBD oil? That is an anti-inflammatory too, but is it as powerful as ibuprofen and would therefore have a negative impact on my results as well?

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