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Foam Rolling and Coolsculpting, is it safe?

RMK46Apr 28, 2017
I'm just wondering if it is safe to foam roll on the treatment site, particularly the abdomen. Mainly asking due to soreness in the treatment area. Will this help, or alternatively, hinder results?

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