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Yes, you should be able to have Coolsculpting before your hysterectomy. Coolsculpting needs a combination approach to get the most improvement and may need re-treatments to get desired results. For best results, I recommend adding radiofrequency treatments like Vanquish, Venus Legacy, Exilis Ultra for skin tightening and with Z wave/Cellutone for skin smoothing. However, a Vaser liposuction/liposculpture with ThermiRF/J plasma/Renuvion/InMode BodyTite procedure is the best combination for a toned result. See an expert. Best, Dr. Emer
I would suggest you avoid lower abdominal coolsculpting if you will have a lower abdominal, through the skin, surgical approach during the hysterectomy. Some people may have some tenderness that is tolerable after coolsculpting but the incision for the hysterectomy, if done through the same area, may increase that discomfort. Otherwise coolsculpting performed in a different area on the body should be no problem a week before a hysterectomy. Let your surgeon who will be performing the hysterectomy know your plans and get their approval to have the coolsculpting.
Thank you for your question! There is no reason why you shouldn't be able to undergo a CoolSculpting treatment before your hysterectomy. I would, however, make sure that both your CoolSculpting specialist and surgeon are aware of this in case they have any concerns. Best of luck with both of your procedures!
I would not perform Coolsculpting on the proposed incision line. Waistline Coolsculpting should be fine. Always defer to a cool sculpting expert. Best, Dr. KaramanoukianRealself100 Surgeon
At one week out from Coolsculpting, you should be fine in terms of proceeding with a surgical procedure. Make sure you discuss future Coolsculpting treatments with the surgeon performing your hysterectomy, though. Best of luck with your upcoming surgery.
there is no reason why you can’t do coolsculpting prior to surgery. However, I recommend waiting three months after surgery to treat areas in the surgical field.
Thank you for your question. CoolSculpting is a safe procedure that may be performed prior to your hysterectomy. My advice is to consult with your general surgeon regarding your specific circumstances. Good luck.
Thank you for your question. I do not know which area you are treating with coolsculpting, but if you are treating your abdomen, it is definitely better to postpone your treatment after the surgery. It's a noninvasive procedure and can definitely wait until you heal. Wish you a speedy recovery. Best, Dr.Avaliani.
There is no problem having Coolsculpting done a week prior to your hysterectomy. Coolsculpting won't effect your skin or any underlying tissue (other than fat) in the treatment area so regardless of how your hysterectomy will be performed, you'll be just fine. Best of luck.
It is not recommended to have a CoolSculpting procedure just prior to an invasive medical procedure. Although there have been no clinical studies to determine if there are any contraindications, it is best practice to wait until after any pertinent medical concerns are cleared by primary physician prior to having a cosmetic procedure done.
I have not found any other of the several common non invasive procedures to work better on reducing body fat than coolsculpting. It is important to realize though, that some people regain fat in the area of liposuction, or in other areas, after liposuction if they continue to consume calories t...
Hello and thank you for your question. Coolsculpting can treat the knee area but it will not treat the laxity in the skin. The best thing to do would be to set up a consultation in an office that has a Certified Coolsculpting provider as well as a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon. This will help...
CoolSculpting is an individualized treatment, so some patients may only need one applicator to treat the abdomen and others may need more. I would say most people probably do not need 6 applicators to treat the area, but this is not unreasonable if there is enough area to be covered by these ...