FaceTite and Morpheus with Buccal Fat Removal

I had Embrace RF, which is a two part treatment of both Morpheus 8 and FaceTite on the lower face. I also consulted with Dr. Sean Paul in Austin but chose Dr. Saxon because she is sooo down to earth, approachable, and feels like you're hanging out with a friend. She was an art student since the 2nd grade and doesn't strictly adhere to the DaVinci principles of facial proportions as she believes each face is unique, this is a huge plus ladies! We don't all fit in the same box when it comes to our face shapes and outcomes. Her price was also more affordable than Dr. Paul's.
The day of my treatment I started the antibiotic and Valtrex (to avoid fever blisters) and I am 2 days post treatment currently, with no fever blisters.
She used topical lidocaine while I filled out paperwork and then injected lots of lido around my entire face when I got in the treatment room. This part burns/stings a little as lido injections are known to do. Very tolerable though and I am a big baby (not good with pain usually)!
We started with Morpheus 8, which is the deep micro-needling part of the treatment. She uses both tips on the device, one is for collagen stimulation on a deeper level and the other is the resurfacing tip for topical improvements. She goes right up under your eyes with the resurfacing tip which is awesome as it gives some revision to the sad under eye/aging situation. The needling hurts a little even with the lido, very tolerable, but you feel it (again, I'm a wuss so if I can handle it you probably won't even feel it).
The second part of the treatment is FaceTite. She goes in with Tumescent and more lidocaine to super numb the lower part of your face, you won't feel a thing! You can feel the pressure as she works the Radio Frequency rod around your lower face. The lower face is treated in three parts, from each ear toward chin and from chin down neck. She then finishes the treatment with the Morpheus8 on the entire lower neck and you are still completely numb so it doesn't hurt at all.
The whole treatment took about 3 hours, from arriving to leaving. You leave with a compression bandage wrapped around your face and some marker on your skin from the FaceTite treatment. She gives you EltaMD homecare products and small ice packs to use under the compression bandage over the next couple days.
There was some discomfort the first night, my lower face was achy and moderately painful. I recommend cannabis for this, I was super grateful to have a little after a friend suggested it may relieve the pain, he was right! My neck was the most uncomfortable and still is, it's sore from the FaceTite procedure, from having my head turned to the side for so long and the motion of the rod being gently probed into my jawline (for the record I have a bad neck and see the chiropractor regularly).

Day two was mainly neck soreness and decreased mobility in my head and neck. I kept the bandage on with intermittent icing, I constantly refroze the ice packs she gave me and put them under the compression garment. I sat upright in bed most of the day and have been sleeping upright as well, not 90 degrees but keeping my head elevated at all times. You will need to do this for one week, I'm a side sleeper so I've been pleasantly surprised how easy it is to sleep propped up. The cannabis is helping with my sleep I've noticed.