Does taking Celebrex (200mg) reduce the results of CoolSculpting since it's an anti-inflammatory medication?

March 15, 2016
Asked By:NewHorizons in Portland, OR

I would like to know if taking Celebrex would cause the inflammatory response that releases the fat cells after CoolSculpting to be less effective. I would like to have some form of treatment like CoolSculpting done on my upper arms and love handle area. I tend to bruise easily (even before taking the Celebrex), so I want to know if this would be safe. I'm also prone to Cherry Angioma spots and am fair skinned. What treatment would be best?

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October 19, 2016

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August 15, 2016

Answer: Does taking Celebrex (200mg) reduce the results of CoolSculpting since it's an anti-inflammatory medication?

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March 21, 2016

Answer: You should not see a negative impact on efficacy of CoolSculpting from taking Celebrex

March 21, 2016

Answer: You should not see a negative impact on efficacy of CoolSculpting from taking Celebrex

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March 18, 2016

Answer: Does taking Celebrex (200mg) reduce the results of CoolSculpting since it's an anti-inflammatory medication?

March 18, 2016

Answer: Does taking Celebrex (200mg) reduce the results of CoolSculpting since it's an anti-inflammatory medication?