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How long after CoolSculpting should one wait to get Ultrasonic Cavitation?

clesarJun 1, 2020
I would like to have my inner and outer thighs treated with CoolSculpting and have the other areas on my thighs treated with UC, but imagine there will be some overlap. Is this safe and what is the most effective way to utilize these treatments?

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