Am I a good candidate for BodyTite, paired With lipo and Morpheus? (Photo)

It sounds like you're considering a combination of BodyTite, liposuction, and Morpheus to address the looseness and excess skin around your tummy. Here’s how each of these treatments can play a role and whether you're a good candidate:
BodyTiteIdeal candidates: People with mild to moderate skin laxity who want to tighten and contour the skin without the need for invasive surgery like a tummy tuck. Since you’re looking for a slimmer and tighter stomach rather than a dramatically "snatched" look, BodyTite can help tighten the skin and remove some excess fat. It’s also great for tightening skin after childbirth or weight fluctuations. Liposuction- Ideal candidates: Those who have localized areas of fat that haven’t responded well to diet and exercise. Liposuction can help remove stubborn fat and enhance the results from BodyTite. Since you mentioned you want a slimmer stomach, liposuction would complement BodyTite by addressing the fat while BodyTite tightens the skin.
Morpheus- Ideal candidates: Those looking to improve skin texture and tone. Morpheus uses microneedling and radiofrequency to tighten and rejuvenate the skin, which can enhance the results of BodyTite and liposuction by stimulating collagen production. It’s especially helpful for tightening the skin further and addressing any uneven texture, which can be a concern after pregnancy or weight changes.What to Expect- Results: Combining these treatments could give you a noticeable improvement in both the fat and skin laxity around your tummy. While a tummy tuck would provide the most dramatic results in terms of skin tightening, this combination of non-invasive procedures could deliver satisfactory results with a shorter recovery time.- Longevity: Since you’re still relatively young (33) and your skin is more likely to respond well to these treatments, you could expect results to last for a few years, provided you maintain a healthy weight and lifestyle.
Are you a good candidate?Given your goals of slimming and tightening the tummy without the need for a tummy tuck, you appear to be a good candidate for this combination. The treatments can be tailored to your needs, addressing both fat and skin laxity. However, keep in mind that the results won’t be as dramatic as a full tummy tuck, but they should provide a significant improvement in your stomach’s appearance with less downtime.
If you have any specific concerns about how the procedures will work together or the exact results you can expect, it's always a good idea to consult with a specialist to ensure the combination is the best option for you.

Yes!! You would be a good candidate for all three of these procedures based off the photos you provided. Typically, we recommend our patients do a minimum of three sessions of Morpheus8 Body after their Lipo and Bodytite procedures. These treatments generally will allow you to have less pain and downtime, and give you great results in a minimally invasive manner compared to surgical options.

Getting lipo of the tummy and sides under local with a little iv sedation would make a huge improvement and is easy to undergo. Be sure to get Morpheus and bodytite at the same time for best results. You are back to work in 2 days and back to the gym in 1 week.

You can expect some improvement with these procedures but they will not have the power of a tummy tuck. The tummy tuck would remove extra skin and repair the abdominal wall laxity that is common after pregnancy. If you feel a tummy tuck may be in your budget in the near future you may want to wait a little longer and have that procedure instead.

Based on your nicely posted photos, and since you do not want to have a tummy tuck, which is what is recommended, liposuction with plasma would be a better option to get a better result than using the body tight or the Morpheus eight. My opinion. Fee from $8000-$12,000. Best to virtual consult with.