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Which procedure is best for me to address my dropping face? (Photo)

Dazzling632177Oct 25, 2023
Key areas of concerns - jawline, under chin teaspoon of fat, early jowls and nasal labial folds. Plus in general the effects of gravity. I don’t want a surgical facelift but would like a dramatic improvement.

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Dr. Jacob Tower, MD
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Jacob Tower, MD

Hello, hope you are well. It would be helpful to see some photos of the problem that you are describing. FaceTite is bipolar radiofrequency that is usually applied to the whole lower half of the face. For a smaller area of concern, AccuTite would probably be a better option. It's the same type...

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Danielle Shanley, MD

FaceTite would be the best option for you to see optimal results. FaceTite is a minimally invasive procedure that provides consequential improvements safely without having large scarring or prolonged downtime. FaceTite uses a small cannula and radio frequency to liquefy and remove unwanted fat....

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Great question! Based on your pictures, I would say you look like a great candidate for Facetite. Facetite is minimally invasive and is a great option for what you are describing. The procedure includes 4 steps: 1. numbing with tumescent fluid, 2. use of the Facetite hand piece to melt fat...

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Arif Eroglu, MD

Hello, thank you for your question. Facetite uses Bipolar Radiofrequency. It allows heat to be applied directly to the skin and subcutaneous tissue. It is especially safe thanks to its new two sensors that instantly monitor both the skin surface and subcutaneous heat. Previous Ultherapy...

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Danielle Shanley, MD

Hi there, thank you for your question and photos. Based on your concerns, FaceTite and Morpheus8 may be a great option for you! FaceTite will soften and eliminate stubborn fat around the jawline/submental area while Morpheus8 will stimulate collagen production to tighten the skin. The result of...

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Michelle Jones Singer, MD

Yes, you can still have FaceTite after VASER hi-def lipo and Morpheus8, even with thinner skin. But you’ll need an in person evaluation. Thin skin can be treated, but your provider must use very careful settings to avoid contour irregularities. I suggest a consultation to determine if FaceTite i...

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