FaceTite™

A FDA-approved procedure that uses RF energy to melt fat and boost collagen production under the skin.

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About FaceTite™

Overview

FaceTite is an FDA-approved minimally invasive procedure that utilizes radiofrequency (RF) energy to target fat melting and collagen production beneath the skin’s surface. This process aims to tighten the skin within the dermis. Common treatment areas include the chin, jowls, cheeks, neck, eyes, mouth, brow, forehead, and jawline.

Advantages

Individuals seeking a minimally invasive and cost-effective option for skin tightening and facial rejuvenation may find FaceTite to be a suitable treatment.

Pros

FaceTite tightens skin and reduces fat in the lower face
Minimally invasive procedure
Short recovery period
Results can last 1-5 years with one treatment
Can be combined with other skin tightening procedures for full body rejuvenation

Cons

Cannot handle excessive amounts of sagging skin.
Results improve over time, not instant

What to Expect

Medication to be administer for anesthetic comfort before starting.

Then very small incision is made through which for the FaceTite cannula. The thin tube emits radiofrequency energy, which flows to a corresponding electrode that glides across the surface of your skin in lockstep with the internal cannula.

Depending upon your treatment goals, several tiny incisions may be made to pass the cannula through.

One aspect of the FaceTite treatment is a bit like liposuction, except radiofrequency (RF) energy liquifies fat first, making it easier for suction. That advanced process allows reduction in post-operative pain, swelling, and bruising.

The RF energy causes external collagen contraction.

In most cases procedure is complete in an hour or two. Transportation will need to be arrange due to oral sedation.

Recovery

FaceTite system offers minimal downtime compared to a facelift procedure, allowing you to resume normal activities quickly.

It is recommended to rest on the day of the procedure and the following day, using ice packs and over-the-counter medications for any discomfort.

A compression garment is provided for you to wear as instructed for one to two days.

Studies show that most individuals are able to return to work within two days after radiofrequency assisted liposuction.

Results

Immediate and gradual results can be seen after the FaceTite procedure, with continued improvement over the next 3-6 months as collagen rebuilds skin structure.

Safety Profile

FaceTite is noted as a safe technology, and few incisions are made. However, you can still expect bruising and discomfort within the first couple of days after the procedure. Major side effects are rare, but may include infections, bleeding, and scarring

Cost

FaceTite treatment costs vary from $2000-10,000 based on provider experience, location, treatment areas, and other factors.

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