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It is generally recommended, that women who are pregnant or breast feeding, do not undergo any elective medical procedures. This would include CoolSculpting.
I appreciate your question. Like most physicians, I tend to advise women to wait on elective procedures until after pregnancy and breastfeeding. While it may be a safe procedure to have while nursing, there is simply no reason to take any risk for a body contouring procedure. I recommend you wait until you have finished breastfeeding to pursue your aesthetic goals.
Thank you for your message! CoolSculpting is a safe and effective way to eliminate stubborn thigh fat that will not go away with diet and exercise alone. I would recommend a consultation with a provider in your area so they are able to feel the area in person to ensure you are a proper candidate. It is best to wait until after you are finished breastfeeding to have the procedure.
Hello and thank you for your question. While CoolSculpting is not known to cause any adverse side effects when breastfeeding, you should wait until you have finished breastfeeding before undergoing any treatments to be completely safe. Keep in mind that any unwanted weight gain in your thighs could be a direct result of your pregnancy and may go away on its own if you recently gave birth.If you have any other questions about CoolSculpting, schedule a consultation at a CoolSculpting certified practice to learn more. Best of luck to you
Thank you for your question. There are no studies that show a negative correlation. However, I would not seek treatment if you are breastfeeding or trying to get pregnant. It is advisable to wait till you are done with breastfeeding to seek treatment. Best of Luck!
CoolSculpting is considered a safe, effective way to reduce the number of fat cells in a small target area. It is best to wait on CoolSculpting treatments until you’ve stopped breastfeeding to avoid any possible complications. Best of luck to you from Los Angeles.
I appreciate your concern and photos. Bruising is a common side effect after CoolSculpting, particularly when the older applicators are used. While your bruising is extensive, I would guess it will subside within two or three weeks. You may opt to work with a different provider for your next...
Hi, and thank you for asking your question. Judging from your photo alone, it looks as if you may only be a potential candidate for CoolSculpting to address the post-partum abdominal fat that you’re referencing, but only after a period of at least 6 months. A licensed medical professional can l...
Hi there,Thank you for your question! Coolsculpt is a great non-invasive fat reduction treatment. Great news for you- the FDA has recently approved knees as a Coolsculpt area. I recommend an in person Coolsculpt assessment with your local certified Coolsculpt provider. They will asses the area ...
CoolSculpting is the only device cleared by the FDA for fat reduction using cryolipolysis. CoolSlimming is not typically performed in the U.S. and I would not recommend undergoing this procedure since it may not have the track record for safety and efficacy the CoolSculpting offers. I also...
Very good question. It would depend on the location of your hernia as to whether the previous surgery would be a contraindication to CoolSculpting. I would talk first to your doctor that performed the hernia repair to get input about the safety of the procedure. Next, I would find a...
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