Should I be concerned about rippling after BodyTite?

Bodytite is a radio-frequency treatment which serves to tighten skin. This accomplished by subdermal heating of the collagen fibers which can cause tightening as well as stimulate fibroblast activity for collagen deposition. This can be combined with liposuction (but does not necessarily need to be). 
With regards to your specific question, the theory behind BodyTite mirrors that of SmartLipo, in the sense that both rely on heat to impart a tightening effect. However, Bodytite demonstrates a 30% tightening (vs. 7% liposuction, SmartLipo 15%). This result can take as many as 3 months to become evident.
As always, discuss your concerns with a board certified plastic surgeon (ABPS).

Thank you for your question. BodyTite is a minimally-invasive body contouring procedure that utilizes radio-frequency assisted lipolysis. It combines two successful technologies into a double-duty procedure that reduces fat while simultaneously tightening the skin. Traditional liposuction removes excess fat and then relies on the skin to contract smoothly over the area on its own. BodyTite reduces fat without leaving behind wrinkly or saggy skin thru the use of radio-frequency. You can definitely use BodyTite to treat your legs. For more information, please make sure you get a in person consultation from a board-certified dermatologist.

Thank you for your question. I agree with most of the answers given already. BodyTite is not the same as laser lipo as has been explained by other plastic surgeons in this forum. Side effects of liposuction including rippling are well known and somewhat operator dependent. As far as you needing BodyTite, that can only be answered effectively after having an in person evaluation by a board certified plastic surgeon.
I use traditional liposuction in conjunction with BodyTite and FaceTite on most of my cases to enhance the final results. Good Luck.