Certain areas — commonly the abdomen, flanks, and thighs — can hold onto fat even with a consistent diet and exercise routine, largely due to genetics and how your body naturally distributes fat. Non-invasive body contouring can target these specific areas, but fat reduction and muscle toning address different parts of the picture. We’ll talk through what you’re looking to change and which approach, or combination, makes sense at a consultation.
Two of our treatments are commonly used for stubborn body fat and body contouring — here’s where to look first.

This FDA-cleared treatment uses controlled cooling to reduce fat cells in areas that haven’t responded to diet and exercise.
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CoolTone doesn’t reduce fat — it uses magnetic muscle stimulation to build and tone the muscle underneath, often paired with CoolSculpting for a fuller contouring plan.
Learn More →They target different things. CoolSculpting is a fat-reduction treatment, while CoolTone is a muscle-toning treatment and doesn’t reduce fat on its own. Some patients combine the two for a fuller body-contouring plan; others just need one. We’ll help you figure out which fits your goals at a consultation.
It depends on the treatment, the area, and your goals — some plans involve a single session, others a short series. We’ll map out a specific plan for you at your consultation rather than a one-size-fits-all number.
Both CoolSculpting and CoolTone are non-invasive, and most patients return to normal activities right after a session. Some temporary redness, sensitivity, or soreness in the treated area is possible — we’ll walk you through what to expect for your specific treatment.
Results build gradually and vary by person and treatment — these aren’t overnight changes. We’ll set realistic expectations for your specific plan at your consultation.
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