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In general, it is not recommended to have CoolSculpting over a hernia when using the traditional applicators that apply suction to the area. There is fear that this could worsen a hernia. However, a new applicator exists that requires no suction. Theoretically, this applicator should not negatively impact a hernia.
Hernias are specifically to be avoided when doing CoolSculpting. This does not mean you are an unacceptable candidate for this procedure, it only means that the hernia area should not be subjected to the suction cup that is the basic module of the CoolScupting device. One can treat AROUND a hernia (above it, below it, and to the sides of it).
I would not recommend having coolsculpting done in an area where there is a hernia. You should consider hving your hernia repaired as their are risks associated with it.
The manufacturer does not recommend performing coolsculpting over an umbilical hernia because the vacuum can cause further aggravate of the hernia
Hi,The manufacturer does not recommend performing coolsculpting over an umbilical hernia because the vacuum can cause further rupture of the hernia. Even if the hernia was repaired, I would not do it unless the surgeon who performed the repair medically cleared it. Warmly,Dr. Liu
Coolsculpting is a safer and more effective treatment than mesotherapy. There is no known studies to suggest that mesotherapy will improve the results of coolsculpting.
Coolsculpting is a great cosmetic procedure. It only takes an hour to effectively reduce the fat in a given area. After the applicator is removed, the skin will look "frozen" like a stick of butter and we then massage the treated area for several minutes. If you did not have the skin "f...
There is no known study confirming the benefit of combining coolsculpting and ultrasound cavitation at the same time. Coolsculpting for most patients is the better approach.
