I have been suffering from PCOS for 3 years. All of my baby weight has returned about 3 years after losing it. I’m only 27. Through diet, religious fiber intake, and exercise, I’m able to control “bloat weight”, but nothing is helping lose actual fat. Could CoolSculpting help? Not for aesthetic appeal, but to help kill fat cells that aren’t responding to good diet and exercise? I feel like all the work I put in is for a lost cause. All I want is to wear a shirt without my gut bulging out.
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Wow! What a great question. There are so many things that we do not know about Covid 19, the disease(s) it causes, and the various vaccines. The truth is there have been no studies to examine Coolsculpting following administration of the vaccine. While I presume it to be safe, it may be...
You can still get CoolSculpting without any negative side effects. The only thing that would prevent you from being able to get CoolSculpting would be if you have a hematoma. Other than that, you're good to go!
Cryo T shock utilizes a hand-held applicator that cools down to approximately -2 C. It's one of the many CoolSculpting imitators. It is not FDA approved. There's a high risk of skin injury with this device. Always consult a board certified physician to obtain best results.
