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Thank you for your question. Prednisone is not a contraindication, however, I would speak to your provider about it first. Regards,
As coolsculpting is producing the effect of inflammation on the fat cells to rid them permanently it is inadvisable to be on prednisone at the time of treatment. Prednisone works as anti-inflammatory and therefore could theoretically alter coolsculpting.
Thanks for yourquestion.With regard to prednisoneaffecting your CoolSculpting results that really depends on how often you takethe medication.Taking Prednisone mayaffect the way your body eliminates fat during CoolSculpting process, but thereis not an absolute statement.I wouldrecommend discussing this with your surgeon and your prescribing doctor aswell.I hope this is helpful.
I have no hard evidence that prednisone affects Coolsculpting, but I would say that it probably does. Steroids may protect fat cells that otherwise would have been killed. It also prevents the inflammatory response which carries out the removal of the dead fat cells. My vote is that Coolsculpting results are negatively affected by steroids.
The question is why you are prednisone. Prednisone itself is not a contraindication for coolsculpting but it is unclear to me what underlying condition you are being treating for. Perhaps you can post the entire question. Best, Dr. Green
I am sorry for your problem. Frost bite is thermal injury to the skin and has nothing to do with fat dissolving or coolsculpting. Please have the proper wound care so that you don't have more injury to your skin and surrounding tissue. Best, Dr. Green
In your case, Coolsculpting would be a great choice for you since you are already fit and just have a pocket of fat that you would like to get rid of. You could always do liposuction but then you would have surgery center, anesthesia fees and worse, more bruising and a garment. Coolsculpting...
Thank you for your question. Every provider will have their own technique. I would recommend asking for an explanation behind each of two treatment plans and then using that to guide your decision. All the best. Regards,