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I think this depends on each patient. I would not recommend in someone who is having active disease. For example, someone who has Crohn's disease with ongoing bowel symptoms of pain, bleeding, etc., I would not recommend until the symptoms have stabilized. I would recommend that you do a full evaluation with comprehenisive history, examination, and possibly appropriate blood tests to assess the risks and benefits.
Hi,This is a great question since it is not common. It depends on the underlying cause of the vasculitis. If the autoimmune vascuitis is related to Hepatitis C, then you should not get CoolSculpting. Raynaud's and cold cryoglobulins are autoimmune diseases and cannot have CoolSculpting. If in doubt, give the information to your rheumatologist for their advice before proceeding. Warmly,Dr. Liu
it is safe for most autoimmune diseases except those classified as cyroglobulinemia vasculitis. The exposure to cold can exacerbate a vasculitis in this situation.
You ask a good question, thank you. Coolsculpting may be performed multiple times in the same area as long as there is pinch-able fat to treat. There is no published clinical evidence that suggests that multiple Coolsculopting treatments increase the risk of developing hyperplasia. Your ...
Thank you for your question. Although your condition is not technically contraindicated for treatment, I would advise that you consider a traditional liposuction procedure. Best of luck.
Typically, patients who undergo a full round (three sessions) of CoolSculpting lose between one and three inches of unwanted fat. I have no idea how that translates into dress sizes. Remember that CoolSculpting is about body-contouring, not weight loss. It will give you a better shape, but...
Yes. Factor V is not a contraindication to the Coolsculpt treatment. Since Coolsculpt is a non-surgical procedure, this treatment may be the best option for you (versus liposuction, or any other surgically invasive fat reduction surgery). I suggest partnering up with your local service p...
Both ginger and turmeric are wonderful spices that have anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties that promote good health. If you were planning to undergo surgery, I’d recommend cutting out the ginger because it has blood-thinning capabilities. However, that wouldn’t affect your Coo...
Thank you for the question. And thank you for posting pictures. CS is a great way to reduced male breast fat. However, based on your pictures, I think you will be unhappy with your results due to the amount of excess skin that I see. Reducing the fat will leave you with...
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