CoolTone focuses on firming and toning the muscles to give you a more sculpted physique. Cleared by the FDA, this treatment is virtually painless and lasts as little as 30 minutes.

CoolTone, unlike CoolSculpting, does not use any kind of freezing at all. In fact, it is much different from CoolSculpting. CoolSculpting targets the top layer of fat cells that are blocking out your muscles. CoolTone, on the other hand, uses a process known as magnetic muscle stimulation (or MMS). What this does is send quick bursts of electromagnetic energy into the muscles. This causes the muscles to contract rapidly. If you have ever experienced a random muscle spasm where muscle fibers start to contract without your control this is similar to the experience CoolTone provides.

With CoolTone by CoolSculpting you will tighten and tone targeted muscle fibers. It is important to realize that this will not dramatically increase the size of your muscles. In order to increase the size of your muscles, you need to damage the muscle fiber and then build the fiber back up with an increase in protein consumption. CoolTone instead will strengthen the muscle fibers. So, while you won’t increase the size of the muscles you will tighten and tone the muscles, which improves the physical shape of the targeted muscles.

CoolTone is a good option for when there are areas on your body that you want to tighten and you’re struggling to do this at the gym.

Targeted treatment areas include the abs, glutes, and thigh muscles.