I recently had cool sculpting done to the arms and have decided to do body sculpting instead, which will involve some lipo and some fat grafting. Is the fat from the area that was cool sculpted still usable for fat harvesting? I know you can see the good vs bad fat under the microscope and it is separated before being used, but: how is it then separated effectively? What about fat in areas that underwent radio frequency treatments? I don't want to transfer fat that will die within 2 months. Thx!
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I appreciate your question.CS is not a weight loss tool.The best way to assess and give true advice would be an in-person exam.Please see a board-certified plastic surgeon that specializes in aesthetic and restorative plastic surgery.best of luck!Dr Schwartz
Only a few minutes of massage are recommended after CoolSculpting, so if that’s what you received, you should be fine. There is no scientific proof that more time is better. However, at our center we follow CoolSculpting with Zimmer Z-Wave radial pulsed therapy to break up the ice crystals and d...
Treatment with CoolSculpting in patients with Raynaud's disorder is one of the situations where the risks and benefits should be weighed on an individual basis. We have done treatments on patients with a remote history of Raynaud's type symptoms. Often the patients don't actually have true...
