I have to be honest. Facetite sounds great but all the pics are the same on the different doctors web sites which leads me to believe that havent any real cases of procedures or pics they have done themselves. I know its new but if Im gonna have it done I want someone experienced who has pics of their own cases. Also does it ruin your skin for future facelifts or fat transfers?
Answer: Face lift or fat transfer followng FaceTite? FaceTite is the 'real deal'. It is the best non-surgical treatment to rejuvenate the neck and jawline in the right candidtate. I have thrown away multiple non-surgical 'hoaxes' over the years that claimed results only to end up with dissatisfied paitents - Thermage, Ulthera, etc. It is also the safest method to apply maximal thermal energy and achieve results. Competitors include: Smart Lipo which far less predictble in the uniformity of heat application therefore less safe or ThermiRF which is less effective and has a less accurate method to assess tissue temperature. FaceTite will not affect the ability to perform open surgery or fat grafting at a later date.Mario J. Imola, MD, DDS, FRCSC, FACS.
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Answer: Face lift or fat transfer followng FaceTite? FaceTite is the 'real deal'. It is the best non-surgical treatment to rejuvenate the neck and jawline in the right candidtate. I have thrown away multiple non-surgical 'hoaxes' over the years that claimed results only to end up with dissatisfied paitents - Thermage, Ulthera, etc. It is also the safest method to apply maximal thermal energy and achieve results. Competitors include: Smart Lipo which far less predictble in the uniformity of heat application therefore less safe or ThermiRF which is less effective and has a less accurate method to assess tissue temperature. FaceTite will not affect the ability to perform open surgery or fat grafting at a later date.Mario J. Imola, MD, DDS, FRCSC, FACS.
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March 26, 2018
Answer: Will FaceTite prevent me from having a facelift in the future or fat transfer? Patients who opt for FaceTite are seeking a more youthful look but do not want to deal with an invasive surgery, the scars of a face lift, or the recovery time. Results of a face lift typically last about 10 years depending upon the level of undermining, level of support of deeper tissues, and amount of skin removed along with patient dependent factors; Facetite, about five, but it can be combined with Fractora to provide improved results over time. Kenneth Hughes, MD, Board Certified Plastic Surgeon Los Angeles, CA
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March 26, 2018
Answer: Will FaceTite prevent me from having a facelift in the future or fat transfer? Patients who opt for FaceTite are seeking a more youthful look but do not want to deal with an invasive surgery, the scars of a face lift, or the recovery time. Results of a face lift typically last about 10 years depending upon the level of undermining, level of support of deeper tissues, and amount of skin removed along with patient dependent factors; Facetite, about five, but it can be combined with Fractora to provide improved results over time. Kenneth Hughes, MD, Board Certified Plastic Surgeon Los Angeles, CA
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March 16, 2018
Answer: Facetite vs Facelift Facelift/ Necklift surgery is the gold standard procedure for saggy jowls, double chin, neck bands and loose skin in the neck region. Facetite is a great option for someone not ready for surgery and has minimal skin laxity. Undergoing a Facetite procedure will not exempt you from having a facelift in the future. Dr. Solomon
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March 16, 2018
Answer: Facetite vs Facelift Facelift/ Necklift surgery is the gold standard procedure for saggy jowls, double chin, neck bands and loose skin in the neck region. Facetite is a great option for someone not ready for surgery and has minimal skin laxity. Undergoing a Facetite procedure will not exempt you from having a facelift in the future. Dr. Solomon
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Answer: Facetite Thank you for your excellent question. You are right. There aren't a lot of before and after pictures out there yet for 2 reasons. One is the technology is very new. The second reason is that it takes a full year before you achieve your final result. The technology works by using a radiofrequency wand that shrink wraps your tissues. Because new collagen growth is stimulated, it takes time. In our office we have seen some significant results so far. Facetite will not impede your ability to get a facelift in the future. If you have a facetite procedure done and you don't have enough tightening after a year, it is safe to have a facelift. In our office, we offer 3D imaging to give our patients an accurate idea of what their final result will look like. Good luck!
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Answer: Facetite Thank you for your excellent question. You are right. There aren't a lot of before and after pictures out there yet for 2 reasons. One is the technology is very new. The second reason is that it takes a full year before you achieve your final result. The technology works by using a radiofrequency wand that shrink wraps your tissues. Because new collagen growth is stimulated, it takes time. In our office we have seen some significant results so far. Facetite will not impede your ability to get a facelift in the future. If you have a facetite procedure done and you don't have enough tightening after a year, it is safe to have a facelift. In our office, we offer 3D imaging to give our patients an accurate idea of what their final result will look like. Good luck!
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June 20, 2018
Answer: FaceTite Thank you for your question. Having a FaceTite procedure will not affect or ruin your skin for future facelifts and fat transfers. Please make sure you seek treatment from a board-certified specialist. For more information, I recommend getting a in person consultation from a board-certified dermatologist.
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June 20, 2018
Answer: FaceTite Thank you for your question. Having a FaceTite procedure will not affect or ruin your skin for future facelifts and fat transfers. Please make sure you seek treatment from a board-certified specialist. For more information, I recommend getting a in person consultation from a board-certified dermatologist.
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