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Thank you for your question. There are two contradictions for Coolsculpting.These are Cryoglobulinemia, this is where abnormal level of proteins thickenthe blood in cold temperatures and the second condition is paroxysmal coldhemoglobinuria, this is a blood disorder in which cold temperatures lead to redblood cell death. If a patient is very hypersensitive to the cold it is advisednot to have Coolsculpting. I recommend discussing your concerns with yourtreating physician. Best of Luck!
Hi jhoe198620- There are 2 contraindications for CoolSculpting. The first is Cryoglobulinemia, a condition in which an abnormal level of proteins thickens the blood in cold temperatures and the second is paroxysmal cold hemoglobinuria, a blood disorder in which cold temperatures lead to red blood cell death. Since CoolSculpting uses controlled cooling technology to freeze the fat cells, a patient who is severely hypersensitive to cold is advised not to have the treatment. Your primary care physician would let you know if you have either of these two conditions. Besides that, CoolSculpting is FDA-cleared and completely non-invasive.
"After loosing almost 100 lbs my upper arms have sagging skin . is this procedure done in office and are both arms done at same time. What would be average cost , I live in Ohio near Columbus. thank you" Thank you for your question and congratulations on your weight loss! Yes, this procedure is...
I do not feel ibuprofen will have any significant effect on your outcome if you use it after coolsculpting. Keep in mind, it will take 3-6 months for final results with Coolsculpting. For best results with Coolsculpting, I recommend a combination approach. I recommend adding radiofrequency tr...
Hello LHB RDH, Your CoolSculpting office likely recommended two sessions for a reason. I would proceed with their advice. If you were a better surgical candidate I would think they would have counseled you appropriately before hand. Best of luck, Oscar A. Aguirre, MDUrogynecologist & Cosmetic...
Thank you for your question and photographs! In your case I would strongly suggest getting a second opinion from a certified and reputable physician for a private consultation. This way they can help you and understand and explain why a different treatment method may be needed and more...
This wouldn't be a typical side effect after Coolsculpting and is most likely unrelated. If it persists, I recommend following up with your Doctor. For best results with Coolsculpting, I recommend a combination approach. I recommend adding radiofrequency treatments like Vanquish, Venus Leg...
Coolsculpting can be used for the neck, but lacks contouring which is needed in this area. Usually a combination approach is best to get the most improvement. After Coolsculpting, I recommend Kybella with thermage, ultherapy, and exilis to improve results. VASER liposuction in combination with...
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