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Should you not diet after Renuva treatment?

ILoveLife8Dec 4, 2023
Hello, next week I am getting renuva injected into lipo irregularities, I am wondering if you should not be in a caloric deficit after getting renuva right away? will this stop your body from making your own fat cells in place of the renuva?

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