Ummmmmmmmmmmmmmm dunno, good question though.

I wouldn't think there would be a problem, the most part of it working is the massage you put into it (they cheat and don't tell ya that bit).

Hmm idk ive never heard of it being bad. But idk

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This is what I found out about cellulite cream-

a cream rich in a natural lipo-reducer such as birch extract. Reducing acts on local adipose, on fatty cushions and as an ally to re-shape a somewhat heavy silhouette. Its formula is enriched with a derivative of vitamin e, ivy and horse chestnut extracts, really effective against water retention to improve the tissues' tone, together with vegetable "collagen", in order to keep them elastic and supple. Its thermoactive effect accelerates absorbency of the active ingredients by our tissues, reactivates the peripheral micro-circulation, dissolves fat quickly and makes skin look smooth and toned again.

For whom: to obtain an enviable silhouette all year around. To eliminate local adipose accumulations and re-shape our body. As daily preventive treatment.

n.B.: it is not recommended during pregnancy and nursing not suitable to subjects with varicose veins or fragile capillaries

I saw on 20/20 that cellulite creams don't work and that no matter what you weigh you're bound to have some form of it.

Thats right....No matter if you are a size 0 or 20 you still have cellulite on your body and stretch marks.

Im not sure I would ask your dr but I dont think it works if it did they would never have it anywere everyone would be buying it up