Is AccuTite or another RF treatment a good option for my nasolabial folds? (Photos)

You should get the accutite and Morpheus8 done together and you would look so amazing. Nothing really compares to the 2.

EMPPDX Hello. Thank you for the question and photograph. An in person consultation is necessary to determine your best course of action. From photographs alone you appear to be the perfect candidate for the Embrace procedure combining Accutite, Facetite and Morpheus 8.

I think some filler in the deep folds and some filler in the upper part of your cheeks will bring some structure to your cheeks and soften the folds you are seeing. Best Wishes!!

AccuTite will deliver great results on the areas that you expressed concerns about. I would also suggest that you have the Morpheus8 done at the same time. The Radiofrequency will tighten the area and you will have the desired results. While you see results immediately you will continue to improve over the next 6 weeks and continue over the next 6 months.

I recommend fillers to soften the nasolabial folds themselves and also lift around the mouth and cheeks to build underlying anatomical support. In our practice we combine Sculptra with other fillers "layered" on top and lasers, skin tightening treatments such as Thermage, Fractora, and Renuvion (J Plasma), thread lifting, and peels to get the most conservative, natural look. I suggest seeing a facial sculpting expert for a formal consultation. Best, Dr. Emer

Accutite would be great for the nasolabial folds. It is small and precise so can target that area without causing additional fat loss

To help soften the appearance of nasolabial folds the gold standard is fillers. This treatment is done in the office with some of the results seen right away. To address skin laxity concerns you appear to be a good candidate for Morpheus8. This treatment combines RF technology with microneedling to improve overall skin tone and texture. Three sessions are recommended for optimal results.

Yes, AccuTite is perfect for targeting specific areas of face with precision! It is often combined with Morpheus or other RF devices to address the laxity and lifting at once. Filler is also a great short term option. It's important that you do your homework and are selective when deciding on an injector in an effort avoid the overfilled look. 

Hello, and thank you for your question!

AccuTite is used to achieve tightening and toning on small areas that require extra precision. I believe you would be a good candidate for AccuTite based on your pictures.

Please see my attached link-you will find videos at the bottom of the page that have more information on Facetite, which is the same concept as AccuTite, but the sizes of the attachments are different. Accutite is made for smaller areas, such as nasolabial folds, whereas FaceTite is made for larger areas such as the neck.

You would also be a good candidate for injectables, which are less invasive. I recommend Versa, which we have seen much success with and lasts for up to one year. If you do decide to go with injectables, do not get it before you would decide to have a surgical procedure such as AccuTite, as it could skew your results. Get AccuTite first, and then an injectable once you are healed.

Please be sure to see a board-certified plastic surgeon you feel comfortable with. Best of luck!


James L. Fernau, MD
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