What Is CoolTone?
Dr. Michael E. Decherd and Dr. Matthew Isakson offer CoolTone at San Antonio Plastic Surgery Institute in San Antonio, TX, in coordination with The Heights Med Spa. This innovative procedure builds muscle and enhances tone in the abdominal area, as well as the buttocks and thighs. CoolTone is a unique body contouring option that doesn’t require any surgery. This allows our patients to attain the body they’ve been dreaming of without the need for any downtime or recovery. If you are looking for a more defined and firm appearance, we invite you to consider scheduling a consultation at our office in order to determine whether or not CoolTone is a viable option for you.
Am I a Candidate for CoolTone?
CoolTone is not meant to be used as a weight loss treatment. However, it can be a great way to tone and define muscles for those who are not far away from their target weight. If regular exercise and a healthy diet have not provided the results you’ve been looking for, you may want to consider this noninvasive procedure. CoolTone is typically performed on the thighs, abdomen, and buttocks. It may not be right for patients with certain conditions. Our team will review your medical history and help you decide if you are an ideal candidate for this treatment.
How is CoolTone Performed?
CoolTone uses magnetic muscle stimulation to reach down into deep layers of your body in order to reach the muscle tissue. During the procedure, the CoolTone device is used to create a magnetic current that targets sections of the muscle, initiating involuntary muscle contractions that work to tone the muscles in the associated areas. In total, the procedure usually takes anywhere from 1 – 2 hours but can fluctuate, depending on the number of areas being treated.
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What Results Can I Expect From CoolTone?
Most of our patients are able to immediately return to their daily life as soon as the treatment has concluded. In many cases, there is absolutely no downtime associated with the procedure. Typically, most patients begin to enjoy visible results within 4 – 8 sessions and sometimes as little as three weeks. The most significant results are usually reported around 2 – 4 months after your final procedure.
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How much does CoolTone cost?
The total cost of CoolTone will vary from patient to patient, depending on a wide number of factors, including the number of areas being treated, the number of sessions, and the current state of the body. During your initial consultation, we will analyze your body and create a custom treatment plan, which will break down the entire process, including a cost estimate.
How long do CoolTone results last?
Results from CoolTone can be seen almost immediately, though final results can take a few months until they are visible. These results are not permanent but can last for six months, and in some cases, even longer. To maintain these results, we usually recommend scheduling regular maintenance sessions every few months.
Does CoolTone hurt?
Though CoolTone is not usually described as painful, like the sensation of a normal workout, it can feel a bit uncomfortable. However, most patients are able to adjust to the sensation within a few minutes and even carry on a conversation throughout the length of their session.
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Dr. Decherd
Dr. Decherd is a fourth-generation doctor who chose plastic surgery because he enjoys helping people look and feel their best.
Board Certified, MD
Dr. Isakson
Dr. Isakson is a board-certified plastic surgeon with specialized fellowship training and extensive experience in aesthetic surgery.
Enhance Your Tone with CoolTone
We recommend CoolTone to patients when it comes to eliminating stubborn pockets of body fat and strengthening muscle tissue. If you’re unhappy with the current state of your body, this state-of-the-art procedure could help you reach your goals. Contact San Antonio Plastic Surgery Institute in San Antonio, TX today to schedule a consultation with our staff to determine what results you might achieve from undergoing CoolTone treatments.