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No, you should not have CoolTone treatments when you are pregnant. Such elective treatments in general should be avoided during pregnancy as it is difficult to study devices, medications, etc effects during pregnancy--best wishes for the rest of your pregnancy!
To be on the safe side, it is generally recommended to avoid any non-essential medical treatments during pregnancy. So, I would not recommend having a CoolTone treatment to the buttock area while being pregnant.
Great question! The answer is no, there are not any negative effects of doing Cooltone before Coolsculpting. These treatments really compliment each other and can be performed in either order. In general I recommend Coolsculpting first in order to debulk an area which serves to make the results...
Unfortunately it is not safe as the metal or titanium can become heated and cause issues. The company recommends against any metal implant and use of CoolTone.
Thanks for your inquiry, in practice we would place the Cooltone paddle far from the breast to prevent muscle contracture of the pectoralis on the chest, best of luck.
CoolTone does work on your thighs, it would strengthen your quads and add more definition if you get the right amount of sessions.
Thanks for your inquiry and excellent pictures. I have both the CoolSculpt Elite in my practice and the Cooltone as well as Morpheus 8. I do not think you need Coolsculpting at all as you do not have much deep fat. Cooltone to the glutes will tighten and raise the buttock which may pull up...
Any of the cool sculpting techniques that you have mentioned do not provide good control or predictable outcome and that is the reason why almost everyone in the plastic surgery community has stopped using such techniques. You do not appear to have any banana rolls. If on the other hand, you...
