EmTone

What is EmTone?

BTL EmTone is a non-invasive body treatment that combines mechanical energy and radiofrequency energy for body contouring and reduction in the appearance of cellulite. This unique procedure combines thermal and targeted pressure energy to simulate collagen production and also uses thermal heating energy to eliminate fat cells.

Of note, Emsculpt Neo by BTL Aesthetics also addresses body contouring and cellulite treatment, but also works to stimulate muscle development simultaneously.

What cosmetic concerns does EmTone address?

EmTone is best for reducing the appearance of cellulite and skin laxity by creating notable body contouring and skin tightening through elastin and collagen production. BTL EmTone can be used on the upper arms, thighs, abdomen, and buttocks.

Who is the ideal candidate for EmTone?

The ideal EmTone candidate is looking for meaningful cellulite reduction, skin enhancement, and improved skin elasticity through a FDA cleared non-invasive treatment. EmTone is safe in most all skin tones and skin types.

What is the average recovery associated with EmTone?

Thanks to its localized approach, the EmTone treatment session requires minimal downtime following a session. The majority of patients will be back to their usual activities within 24 to 48 hours.

What are the potential side effects of EmTone?

EmTone side effects are typically mild. Redness, bumpiness at the treated site, and minor irritation/discomfort are common side effects.

What can someone expect from the results of EmTone?

The results of EmTone will start to become visible following the first session and continue to evolve over several weeks and continuous sessions. By the fourth session, the majority of patients reported significant results.

What is the average cost of EmTone?

The actual cost of an EmTone treatment will vary but generally averages around $600 to $800 per session with a recommendation for four to six sessions. Procedure cost is dependent on a candidate’s location, the board certified dermatologist, the involvement of the procedure, and the individual candidate.

Is it worth it?

When considering the question of is EmTone worth it, it’s important to set realistic expectations around treatment goals which will help both the candidate and their provider achieve the best results possible. EmTone is not a permanent solution and it is not reversible.