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I am not aware of any reports of cancer following CoolSculpting that is believed to be a result of this freezing fat therapy.
There are no studies to show correlation between CoolSculpting and cancer risk. Apoptosis or programmed cell death is the process in which CoolSculpting initiates bodies removal of fat cells. Theoretically, even if cancer cells were to be developed, it would need to happen as part of new cell generation which is not what happens in this treatment. Nothing to worry about.
There has not been any linkages between Coolsculpting and Cancer. Coolsculpting targets your fat cells and maintains your healthy skin cells.
There is no link between cancer and CoolSculpting. This procedure kills the fat cells underneath the skin, literally freezing them to the point of elimination. Only fat cells are frozen. Your healthy skin cells will remain unharmed. Once crystallized, the fat cells die and are naturally eliminated from your body. CoolSculpting is a very safe and tested procedure.
There have been no reports of cancer associated with Coolsculpting treatment nor is there any good theoretical evidence for such an association.
Thank you for your question. From the studies performed regarding the Coolsculpting treatment, there have been nothing at this point that would connect it to cancer. You can do some more research online at coolsculpting.com to get more information. Best wishes.
The numbness after Coolsculpting is a transient phenomenon, some people may experience upto even 6 to 8 wks. If the Coolsculpting is from Zeltiq and not a fake model, if they are using the new Cooladvantage applicators the question of suction 50 or 65 does not arise. Watch out for fake Coo...
Yes you can. This procedure is completely non-surgical. So typically you can return to normal activities immediately.
This is not a counter-indication. You may have more bruising, but the treatment should be effective and safe. Best of luck. I've attached a link to give you more information about the procedure.