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It is best to have your plastic surgeon or Coolsculpting provider speak to your hematologist to decide if it would be safe for you. It should be OK but always best if all of your doctors are communicating and on the same page.Hope that helps,Sheila Nazarian
It depends--on the location of the planned Coolsculpting, the location of your lymphoma and any subsequent treatment (especially radiation), and personal examination. The answer depends on these factors, and no online consultant can give you honest or accurate advice without much more information, which is what occurs with a personal consultation. See one or more ABPS-certified plastic surgeons. Best wishes! Dr. Tholen
Thank you for your question. There is no reason you could not have a coolsculpting treatment. I would not do a treatment in my office on a patient who is under going treatment for active disease.but once that is over and they are feeling well, absolutely. Good luck and let me know if I can help.
The answer to your question depends on the location and nature of cancer treatment? Did you undergo radiation therapy? Otherwise, if you are in full remission, you should be OK. Please talk to your board certified PS.
Coolsculpting is a highly effective non-surgical way to reduce a fat bulge. As long as you are cleared by your internist and there is no medical contraindication there is no reason why you can't do Coolsculpting.
Coolsculpting is a great and effective procedure to have a bulge reduced in just one hour. An error message means that the procedure has been stopped. Please consult a board certified dermatologist with experience with Coolsculpting for the best results.
In capable hands the procedure you are describing and flying is quite fine. However, due to the current side effects you are expereuncing from Vanquish I would not encourage you to do the procedure. Please consult a board certified dermatologist who has expertise with coolsculpting when you...
I do not recommend compression after Coolsculpting. Coolsculpting is a procedure which does not require compression and may in fact interfere with the results. Best, Dr. Green