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CoolSculpt has not shown in their standardized research trials to raise Cortisol levels in their patients. However, with PCOS and high estrogen, I would prefer that you consult with your primary care physician or a physician that knows your PCOS history very well. They will be able to best assess your candidacy for CoolSculpting. Best, Dr. Anil Shah
Coolsculpting will not raise cortisol levels because it does not affect the adrenal glands. It is always important to have a consultation with a Coolsculpting professional, but you will be find with this non invasive treatment. Resisted exercise would be safe for for you along with a coolsculpting procedure. I always tell my patients to eat healthy and exercise along with coolsculpting to get your maximum results. It will take a 20%-25% reduction, but remember it will not tighten your skin.
CoolSculpting only targets the fat and will not effect a VP shunt. However, it is always best to consult with your physician prior to treatment.
The CoolSculpt applicators are designed to reach only the subcutaneous layers of fat, which is superficial to your musculature, internal connective tissues, and organs. Scleroderma is not a contraindication of CoolSculpt. However, I would prefer that you consult with your primary care physi...
Thank you for your message! CoolSculpting is a great option for stubborn areas of fat that do not go away with diet and exercise alone. If you have diagnosed neuropathy, I would speak with your managing provider prior to having the procedure however. Side effects can include altered sensation to...
