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Absolutely! CoolSculpting does not affect triglyceride or lipid levels in the body. There have been a number of studies done when CoolSculpting was in its infancy looking at blood levels of cholesterol and other lipids before and after CoolSculpting treatment. The results of the studies showed that it is not affected by treatment.
It would be okay to have a CoolSculpting treatment if taking statin medications for high cholesterol. The medication would not affect the results of the procedure and vice versa.
You can definitely have Coolsculpting while taking statins or other medication for high cholesterol. Coolsculpting won't effect your cholesterol or the effects of medication nor will the medication effect your treatment outcome. Best of luck.
Coolsculpting is a safe and effective way to eliminate fat pockets in specific areas of the body. The cooling technology is designed to only target fat cells right below the skin. If you have high cholesterol or are taking statins, the Coolsculpting procedure would not affect this at all and you should still be able to achieve amazing results.
Yes! Coolsculpting is perfectly safe to do while taking cholesterol lowering medication. Adipocytes that are excreted over 3 months are metabolized at a rate equivalent to eating 2 french fries per day. This will not affect your cholesterol levels or liver function tests!
Yes it is perfectly safe to have coolsculpting if you are on statins or have a history of high cholesterol. Coolsculpting has not been shown to raise or affect cholesterol levels.
Thank you for your question and I am sorry you did not receive optimal results from your first round of CoolSculpting. I agree that the applicators were probably placed too low, right below the soft part of the upper inner thigh. This transition to the mid-thigh is tricky and I’ve seen dents h...
Coolsculpting is designed to target fat cells and fat pockets. We have treated many patients who have had some leftover lumps post liposuction with the Coolsculpting machine and have been able to decrease them and in most cases completely eliminate them. As long as it is pinch-able fat and fits...
CoolSculpt has not shown in their standardized research trials to raise Cortisol levels in their patients. However, with PCOS and high estrogen, I would prefer that you consult with your primary care physician or a physician that knows your PCOS history very well. They will be able to best as...
