FaceTite may be the right treatment for you if you want to look five to seven years younger and not have to go under general anesthesia. FaceTite is a non-invasive cosmetic procedure that requires no incisions. It also has minimal side effects. FaceTite is available at Webster and League City. Learn more information about the procedure and its advantages.
FaceTite is a non-invasive cosmetic procedure
After FaceTite, patients can resume normal activities. FaceTite is painless and requires no general anesthesia. Patients can return to work in one to two days. Patients should avoid strenuous activity for about a week after the procedure.
FaceTite, a minimally invasive procedure for treating sagging facial skin, is not required to make incisions. It works by placing a small radiofrequency device beneath the skin. The radiofrequency energy is released underneath the skin, which causes fat cells to be destroyed and the skin to contract, thus stimulating the growth of new collagen.
It involves no incisions
FaceTite can be performed to improve the look of your eyes. This minimally invasive procedure is performed by an experienced plastic surgeon. The procedure is safe and there are no risks. There may be some swelling and bruising. Most of these side effects will disappear within four to seven weeks. Avoid taking blood-thinning drugs, nicotine, as well as certain pain medications during the procedure. These medications can cause a decrease in blood circulation which is important for tissue reconstruction.
FaceTite uses radiofrequency to tighten the skin. This procedure doesn't require any incisions nor general anesthesia. Patients can go home the same day, and the procedure lasts less than 90 minutes. The recovery process is quick and patients can return to work in as little as a few days. However, some swelling may remain for several weeks after treatment.
It has minimal side effects
It is very safe and has few side effects. The procedure is used to improve facial aging symptoms and nasolabial folds. The FDA approved procedure does not require surgical intervention. It tightens skin by using radiofrequency energy. FDA-approved, it features a computer to control temperature and energy level so that consistent results are achieved.
The process usually takes less than one hour. The first step in the treatment is to apply a numbing medication to the affected area. The most common treatment area is the jawline and upper neck. For the procedure to be performed, an incision will be made at the ear. There is no need for stitches and the risk of scarring is minimal. The doctor will next insert a small probe under the skin. To complete the treatment, a doctor will slide the probe along the skin.