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Coolsculpting is a non surgical procedure, results are based upon the area of treatment, the density of the fat and your life style. The recovery time after breast lift procedure is much longer than Coolsculpting recovery. These are some of the options. Have an in person consultation with your surgeon and discuss with him/her about the surgical options for fat reduction along with breast lift and learn all the surgical risks and benefits. Coolsculpting is an excellent choice for stubborn fat and has very little side effects. In my opinion, I would do Coolsculpting before breast surgery, because positioning and staying still might cause some discomfort if you try to do Coolsculpting too soon after the surgery. Have a consultation for Coolsculpting with an experienced physician.Best wishes
Neither CoolSculpting nor breast lifts have any kind of affect on one another. You should do the one that bothers you most first. Also, remember that many people need up to three treatments of CoolSculpting. Be sure to consult a board-certified dermatologist who has been certified by Zeltiq to get the best results from CoolSculpting.
It doesn't matter which of these two procedures you do first as they're unrelated. As you probably know at this point CoolSculpting results appear over 1-3 months and sometimes take more then one round for best outcomes. If you're doing many Coolsculpting treatments my advice would be make sure you speak about your goals to your plastic surgeon prior to surgery because in my experience if your goals can be achieved surgically during your breast lift surgery then it's more predictable with better outcomes. Without pictures I can't really give you more specific recommendations but seek advice from your PS at to your short and long term goals. Best of luck.
Thank you for your question. A breast lift and a CoolSculpting treatment are not related. My advice would be to consider the area of most concern first. Best of luck.
For my patients, they often undergo Coolsculpting, while they are waiting for their surgery date. It doesn't matter in which order they are done. However Coolsculpting will take several months to start seeing an improvement in fat reduction. The results from breast lift are almost immediate because it is surgery but it does take several months for them to settle and for the scars to improve.
You did not mention what area of your body you would like to have treated with CoolSculpting. If it is not in the area of your breast, there should be no interaction between a breast lift and a CoolSculpting treatment.
Thank you for your question! When it comes to Coolsculpting and Breast Lift, these procedures are completely independent of one another. It will not make a difference which is performed first. One thing to consider is Coolsculpting takes up to 3 months to see your full results, so you may want to have this performed first, so you are that much closer to your end result.
Unless you are having CoolSculpting in your chest area, the procedure is totally unrelated to breast lift surgery. You should discuss your plans with your CoolSculpting provider and your plastic surgeon, in case either has recommendations. You could have CoolSculpting as you await your breast lift surgery date, so your results can develop while you recover from surgery. Ultimately, which one to have first will be up to you.
It does not matter in which order you do these procedures. These procedures are totally independent of each other. You may want to do the coolsculpting first as it will take some time to see the results. There may be more recovery time after the breast lift. The timing of these procedures should depend on your schedule.
Depending on where you want to get the cool sculpting, the breast lift might lift the fat and it will no longer be an issue! Also, I'd advice looking into alternatives to cool sculpting *(like Ultrashape Power) it's got a higher fat blasting capability!
Dear scgreen1223:There is no evidence that strenuous exercise will help resolve bruising or swelling faster, but it makes sense that increasing vascular and lymphatic flow through mild exercise that contracts the local muscles might help. Cold compresses and arnica are helpful, as is bromelain...
Thank you for your question and photograph. The buttocks is not a recommended treatment area for CoolSculpting. Best to consult with a board certified plastic surgeon to discuss your particular circumstances. Good luck.
Thank you for your question. The swelling that you are experiencing is caused by inflammation of the tissue, not from excess fluid. I do not recommend diuretics for post CoolSculpting. Best of luck.
Hashimoto's Thyroiditis is an autoimmune disease also called chronic lymphocytic thyroiditis which may lead to hypothyriodism secondary to chronic inflammation of the gland by lyphocytes which attack as if it were a foreign body. CoolSculpting changes the cell wall of the fat cell making it a...
Thank you for your question. It is common to have bruising after treatment which can take up to 2 weeks to resolve. You take Arnica to help resolve bruising. Best of Luck!
Thank you very much for your question, as it is a good one. It is not necessary to wear a compression garment after a CoolSculpting treatment. However, a compression garment can be extremely beneficial at helping to keep swelling down during the recovery. Additionally, many patients find that a...
