FaceTite

Anesthesia

The treatment area is typically numbed with a local anesthetic to ensure the patient’s comfort during the procedure. This may be combined with oral or intravenous sedation.

Tiny Incisions

Small incisions are made in inconspicuous locations near the treatment area, such as along the jawline or behind the ears.

RF Energy Delivery

A specialized cannula with an electrode at its tip is inserted through the incisions. The cannula delivers controlled RF energy to the subdermal layers of the skin and underlying tissues.

Real-Time Monitoring

Many FaceTite devices include real-time temperature monitoring to ensure precise and safe delivery of energy.

Thermal Energy Effect

The depth of the microneedles and the intensity of the RF energy can be adjusted based on the specific needs and concerns of the individual patient.

Skin Tightening

The thermal effect of the RF energy tightens the skin, addressing sagging or laxity.

Contouring

In addition to skin tightening, FaceTite may contribute to contouring by promoting fat coagulation in the treated areas.

Reduced Downtime

FaceTite is generally associated with minimal downtime compared to more invasive surgical procedures like facelifts.