CoolSculpting’s CoolTone Treatment
CoolTone is an innovative new procedure for improving muscle tone in a non-invasive manner. It does not involve any significant downtime or side effects, making it one of the most sought after muscle toning procedure by working professionals and busy mothers.
CoolTone is much more cost effective as compared to body lift, liposuction, and other types of plastic surgeries. Your physician will walk you through the procedure and discuss various costs involved during the pre-treatment consultation.
Modern Body Contouring & Laser Center (MBody), led by board certified plastic surgeons Dr. Burton M. Sundin and Dr. Reps B. Sundin, provides CoolTone muscle toning procedure to patients in Northern Virginia, Washington DC, Vienna, McLean, Loudoun, Ashburn, Tysons Corner, Reston, Arlington, Chevy Chase, Richmond, Fredericksburg, and surrounding communities.
Cost – CoolTone vs. Surgery
Most muscle toning cosmetic surgeries are cost-intensive because they involve a lot of factors. CoolTone doesn’t have the regular expenses for general anesthesia or IV sedation. These expenses usually accompany cosmetic enhancement.
Plastic surgery is invasive, complex and requires careful pre and post-op monitoring, planning, and care. These aspects tend to add to the procedural costs significantly. In comparison, CoolTone sessions can be completed in just 30 minutes allowing patients to resume their normal activities.
Plastic surgery needs to be performed at a surgical facility or a hospital which further adds to the cost. CoolTone can be easily performed as an in-office procedure.
Factors Affecting CoolTone Costs
CoolTone costs may be different for patients getting the treatment at the same facility or two different practices for a variety of reasons. Few of these factors are:
Practice location
Cosmetic procedure costs are usually higher in metropolitan cities and urban centers as compared to interior towns. Higher overhead and living costs translate into higher cost of living. This includes the cost of medical treatments and cosmetic procedures, such as CoolTone.
Treatment extent
CoolTone treatment cost can vary between two patients depending on the kind and extent of treatment they receive. It also depends on the particular body area. Treatment of abdomen, back, thighs, and butt tend to cost more than treatment of neck or chin. The number of sessions shall affect the overall financial ramifications as well.
CoolTone Procedure Can Be Financed
Patients requiring CoolTone in several body areas may have their overall costs estimated on the basis of the number of CoolTone sessions required and the treatment areas targeted. There are several financing options on offer from professional medical care firms. In addition, you can also consider other financing options, such as bank loans, private loans and credit cards to pay for your CoolTone treatments.
Patients can also seek information about financing plans on offer from their treatment provider. It may cost a bit more with the added interest rates. But, at least you get your treatment by paying easy monthly installments.
CoolTone is Not Covered by Insurance
Insurance providers usually don’t provide coverage for cosmetic procedures, such as CoolTone. However, patients can ask their treatment provider about payment plans and discount for offsetting the treatment costs.
Cosmetic surgeons at MBody receive patients from Northern Virginia, Washington DC, Vienna, McLean, Loudoun, Ashburn, Tysons Corner, Reston, Arlington, Chevy Chase, Richmond, Fredericksburg, and nearby areas for CoolTone muscle toning.
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Serving Northern Virginia, Washington DC, Vienna, McLean, Fairfax, Loudoun County, Ashburn, Tysons Corner, Reston, Arlington, Fredricksburg, Chevy Chase, Potomac, Maryland Richmond, VA and surrounding communities.
