Had bladder cancer surgery and an ileal conduit - can I qualify for Velashape?

Hi there! Thank you for reaching out and sharing your history. It's important to be cautious, especially considering your previous surgery and the presence of staples in your abdomen.

Treatments like VelaShape, Zerona, and radiofrequency (RF) therapies are generally non-invasive and target fat reduction through various mechanisms like heat, massage, and light. However, given your unique medical history with an ileoconduit and internal staples, it's crucial to proceed with caution.

While these treatments are non-surgical, they still involve heat and energy that might interact with the metal staples or affect your abdominal area in ways that could be uncomfortable or potentially risky.

I strongly recommend discussing these treatments with your urologist or the surgeon who performed your bladder surgery before proceeding. They can provide specific guidance based on your individual case and ensure that any treatment you choose is safe for you.

If you decide to go forward, make sure to inform the practitioner about your medical history so they can tailor the treatment accordingly or suggest alternative options.