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Imaginative3903Jan 2, 2024

I am 42, looking into chin lipo with facetite but want to make sure i can still opt for a for a face and/or necklift as I get older. Can FaceTite interfere with the tissue and fat in a way that can cause complications for a facelift in 10+ years?

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Jacob Tower, MD

Hello, hope you are well. I think you would get a good result with the plan that was outlined by your surgeon. Some of the fullness under the chin is also likely from musculature (anterior digastric muscles) and deep subplatysmal fat. If that's the case, a neck lift with a small incision under...

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Jacob Tower, MD

Hello, hope you are well. Thank you for posting your questions! Based on your description, you are referring to the malar fat pad (the adipose tissue that lives on top of the cheek bone). You are correct in the sense that buccal fat removal will not address this aspect of the cheek. FaceTite...

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Michelle Jones Singer, MD

Some mild looseness at 6 months can still be normal, since FaceTite continues tightening up to 12 months. But if the sagging is significant or not improving, it’s best to be evaluated by your doctor.

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Jacob Tower, MD

Hello, hope you are well. I have this discussion quite frequently with patients. There are a number of procedures to reduce a double chin, and they are not mutually exclusive. Liposuction alone can generally provide a good result. NeckTite (which includes liposuction in my practice) generally...

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Jacob Tower, MD

Hello, hope you are well. Thank you for submitting your photos and question! FaceTite would be an excellent choice for you. This is a scarless procedure that is performed under local anesthesia with minimal downtime. All of your areas of concern can be addressed, and liposuction at the end of...

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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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