Face tite appears to have amazing results especially as it is not actually surgical or to invasive ,and its expected to last 5 to 7 years,and I wonder if that really is the case? There is a doctor near me that does it in Bristol,at Skin Excellence and he has some very happy patients.For me what I really need is the jaw area tightened and a slimmer face. I have gone down the surgical route before which was a great disappointment as I looked no different ,so maybe face tite may be the answer.? Thank you.
Answer: Face Tite Face Tite can be a great option for slimming the jawline and upper neck. Depending on your age or degree of skin laxity, Fractora can be done simultaneously. FaceTite will cause primarily tightening in the deeper skin level (the dermis) while Fractora will work mostly on the superficial layers of skin (epidermis). Combined therapy gives the most significant skin tightening possible, as well as some wrinkle reduction. If you have had a previous facelift or liposuction, the procedure can provide a visible difference in properly selected patients.
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Answer: Face Tite Face Tite can be a great option for slimming the jawline and upper neck. Depending on your age or degree of skin laxity, Fractora can be done simultaneously. FaceTite will cause primarily tightening in the deeper skin level (the dermis) while Fractora will work mostly on the superficial layers of skin (epidermis). Combined therapy gives the most significant skin tightening possible, as well as some wrinkle reduction. If you have had a previous facelift or liposuction, the procedure can provide a visible difference in properly selected patients.
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Answer: FaceTite Results Thank you for your question. FaceTite is a great procedure for someone who has mild/moderate laxity and would require a consultation to determine if this is the best procedure for you. For someone who has more moderate laxity, I offer a combination procedure where I add Profound RF to build more collagen/elastin in the tissues. This enhances the procedure even more. Alternatively, a short-scar or limited facelift is another great procedure to consider either as a standalone procedure or a combination procedure. Fortunately, there are great procedures out there to achieve your facial aesthetic goals. I would recommend that you visit with a board certified plastic surgeon who can help develop a treatment plan and discuss treatment options for you.
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Answer: FaceTite Results Thank you for your question. FaceTite is a great procedure for someone who has mild/moderate laxity and would require a consultation to determine if this is the best procedure for you. For someone who has more moderate laxity, I offer a combination procedure where I add Profound RF to build more collagen/elastin in the tissues. This enhances the procedure even more. Alternatively, a short-scar or limited facelift is another great procedure to consider either as a standalone procedure or a combination procedure. Fortunately, there are great procedures out there to achieve your facial aesthetic goals. I would recommend that you visit with a board certified plastic surgeon who can help develop a treatment plan and discuss treatment options for you.
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November 22, 2017
Answer: FaceTite Thank you for sharing your question about FaceTite. It appears you have done a great deal of research on the matter, which is very admirable before considering any procedure. Without seeing a photo of you it is difficult to recommend a particular procedure for you. FaceTite is an excellent treatment for those experiencing moderate tissue sagging of the lower face, jawline, and neck area. The treatment uses heat to destroy fat cells and radiofrequency to tighten loose skin in the surround areas. It is a great option when looking to rejuvenate the jawline area but are not yet ready to consider surgery. Based on your description, it sounds like you have already undergone surgery, which may complicate matters. For more information, I recommend consulting with a board-certified surgeon who is experienced with FaceTite and surgical lifts. He/she can evaluate you in person to determine if a non-surgical alternative is worth your while. Best of luck, Dr. Kian.
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November 22, 2017
Answer: FaceTite Thank you for sharing your question about FaceTite. It appears you have done a great deal of research on the matter, which is very admirable before considering any procedure. Without seeing a photo of you it is difficult to recommend a particular procedure for you. FaceTite is an excellent treatment for those experiencing moderate tissue sagging of the lower face, jawline, and neck area. The treatment uses heat to destroy fat cells and radiofrequency to tighten loose skin in the surround areas. It is a great option when looking to rejuvenate the jawline area but are not yet ready to consider surgery. Based on your description, it sounds like you have already undergone surgery, which may complicate matters. For more information, I recommend consulting with a board-certified surgeon who is experienced with FaceTite and surgical lifts. He/she can evaluate you in person to determine if a non-surgical alternative is worth your while. Best of luck, Dr. Kian.
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October 28, 2017
Answer: FaceTite First off, it seems like you have done a lot of your own research which is definitely the way to go before jumping into a procedure!FaceTite use radiofrequency assisted liolysis (RFAL) approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to remove fat and tighten the skin of the face and neck. The addition of radiofrequency energy allows FaceTite to be minimally invasive procedures with very little scarring and less recovery time than a surgical facelift. Without seeing your personal photos and knowing a brief medical history, it would be hard to say if you are a good candidate for FaceTite. From your description it does sound like you would be a great candidate. What I recommend doing is sitting down with a board certified plastic surgeon who has experience with the system and ask to see before & after photo from their own patients, that way you can get an idea of what to expect from them as a surgeon as well as from the FaceTite procedure itself. Best of luck!
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October 28, 2017
Answer: FaceTite First off, it seems like you have done a lot of your own research which is definitely the way to go before jumping into a procedure!FaceTite use radiofrequency assisted liolysis (RFAL) approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to remove fat and tighten the skin of the face and neck. The addition of radiofrequency energy allows FaceTite to be minimally invasive procedures with very little scarring and less recovery time than a surgical facelift. Without seeing your personal photos and knowing a brief medical history, it would be hard to say if you are a good candidate for FaceTite. From your description it does sound like you would be a great candidate. What I recommend doing is sitting down with a board certified plastic surgeon who has experience with the system and ask to see before & after photo from their own patients, that way you can get an idea of what to expect from them as a surgeon as well as from the FaceTite procedure itself. Best of luck!
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May 19, 2019
Answer: FaceTite Thank you for your question. FaceTite is a great procedure for anyone wanting the dramatic results of a facelift without the downtime of surgery. FaceTite is a new procedure that utilizes radiofrequency-assisted lipolysis to simultaneously dissolve fat and tighten the skin. The key the use of radiofrequency energy provides controlled and gentle heat that encourages both the breakdown of fat and the production of collagen within the body. It is difficult to say without a photo. I recommend getting a in person consultation with a board-certified dermatologist.
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May 19, 2019
Answer: FaceTite Thank you for your question. FaceTite is a great procedure for anyone wanting the dramatic results of a facelift without the downtime of surgery. FaceTite is a new procedure that utilizes radiofrequency-assisted lipolysis to simultaneously dissolve fat and tighten the skin. The key the use of radiofrequency energy provides controlled and gentle heat that encourages both the breakdown of fat and the production of collagen within the body. It is difficult to say without a photo. I recommend getting a in person consultation with a board-certified dermatologist.
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