It can be challenging to accomplish effective body contouring outcomes with diet and exercise alone. Stubborn fatty pockets may linger for years leading to frustration and even impacting a person’s self-confidence.

BodyTite technology allows patients to reduce fat without leaving behind wrinkly, saggy skin. They are able to achieve results that are similar to surgical procedures with no significant incisions, less downtime, and sustainable, attractive outcomes.

Board certified female plastic surgeon Dr. Farah Naz Khan provides BodyTite body contouring to patients in Dallas, Texas, and surrounding communities.

BodyTite Overview

InMode’s BodyTite is an advanced minimally-invasive body contouring procedure capable of creating outcomes that were previously only limited to more excisional surgical procedures.

Directional RF powers BodyTite creating three-dimensional tissue remodeling through volumetric heating and fat coagulation. RF-induced heat is used to coagulate fat which results in radio-frequency assisted lipolysis (RFAL).

FDA-approved BodyTite is a device that uses patented technology to offer internal and external lipolysis. The handpiece device can effectively supply targeted, unique three-dimensional skin contraction, targeting RFAL energy into undesirable fatty pockets.

The direct application of the device to the dermis with heat-controlled technology prevents unwanted build-up and injury. It also creates quick and uniform outcomes. Its geometric design enables the provider to offer real-time measurements, blockage monitoring, and audible feedback which assures patient safety.

Ideal Candidates

Good BodyTite RFAL treatment candidates are those who have stubborn, deep fatty pockets. BodyTite can address areas of fat that are up to two inches deep with large volume contraction. BodyTite addresses areas of deep fat such as thighs, hips, buttocks, knees, the neck, arms, and the abdomen.

Highlights

• This procedure uses controlled heating to ensure consistent treatment outcomes. This also helps avoid overtreatment or under-treatment of the targeted areas.
• The operator is constantly receiving real-time temperature monitoring in deep fat pockets and on the skin surface above when treating various areas of the body.
• Directional RF creates a temperature profile along with a temperature gradient which offers various treatment modalities for each tissue layer, right from the deep layer up to the surface of the skin.

Benefits

• Excellent and quick body contouring results without scars, inflammation, bruising, and lumps which may occur with excisional procedures.
• Superior outcomes after reducing the entire subcutaneous tissue and septae matrix
• Avoids overtreated an undertreated areas due to controlled heating.
• Precise and direct energy applying full RF in the desired area.
• A safer treatment which avoids anesthesia use and does not involve traditional liposuction risks.
• Minimal side-effects when administered by a fully trained operator.

How Radio-Frequency Assisted Lipolysis Works

The BodyTite procedure is administered through an advanced handpiece that delivers RF energy from an internal probe as well as an external electrode. The provider inserts the internal probe through a small incision.

Upon being moved across the treatment site, the electrode, and internal probe accurately heat adipose tissue along with the superficial tissue underneath the skin. Built-in mechanisms make sure that the appropriate level of heating occurs without causing damage to the skin.

Recovery

BodyTite recovery period differs depending on the treated area. The downtime can last for anywhere from one to two days up to ten days. The outcome is visible immediately after the procedure with the most conspicuous results apparent at six months and continuing up to one year after the procedure.

BodyTite itself is not a painful treatment. However, the patient will require anesthesia when it is combined with liposuction. Board certified female plastic surgeon Dr. Farah Naz Khan receives patients from Dallas, Texas, and nearby areas for BodyTite body contouring.

To schedule a consultation with Board Certified Dallas Plastic Surgeon, Dr. Farah Khan please call 469-437-5426 or click here to contact us.

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FaceTite facial contouring treatment is a minimally-invasive procedure to address signs of aging on the face and other small body areas. This is a safe and effective treatment which offers patients dramatic aesthetic improvements.

At the time of the initial consultation, the surgeon will display FaceTite before and after pictures to the patient to help them understand the potential results of the procedure.

Board certified female plastic surgeon Dr. Farah Naz Khan provides FaceTite face contouring to patients in Dallas, Texas, and surrounding locations.

What are FaceTite Before and After Pictures?

FaceTite ‘before and after’ pictures are a pair or group of images of previous patients who have undergone the procedure with successful results. These photographs are taken prior to the procedure and afterwards when the post-treatment swelling and bruising have subsided, and the complete results of the procedure are visible.

The surgeon will take these pictures with the patient’s express consent and show them to prospective patients in a discreet and judicious manner. The surgeon will also not reveal the patient’s identity as per standard norms.

The sole purpose of showing these pictures is to allow the new patient to attain clarity on the potential results of FaceTite facial contouring treatment.

What is amazing here is digital technology. The devices that most people already own can be used to see these amazing pictures so someone can make a salient decision.

The Internet and Wi-Fi allows anyone to see these pictures as long as they have Internet access which can be obtained at a coffee shop or a fast food restaurant and of course someone’s own home. This means that a patient can make a critical decision without anyone even knowing.

Benefits

The face is the most prominent part of the body. For this reason, patients are understandably concerned about any procedure affecting the facial area. The surgeon can display FaceTite ‘before and after’ images to offer reassurance to a new patient on whether FaceTite is a suitable procedure for them.

Some patients may require only limited facial correction with a procedure such as FaceTite. Others may need more extensive treatment involving both the neck and face. Regardless of the case, the patient can make a more informed decision after seeing FaceTite before and after pictures.

Combining Text and Pictures

If descriptive text detailing the procedure, the reasons for which it was recommended, and how it treated the patient’s issues accompanies FaceTite before and after images, it may offer the patient more clarity on the treatment.

A new patient can better understand the journey of a previous patient with clear, concise, and succinct descriptions. This is an integral part of before and after photo galleries as patients connect more effectively with photos while stories enable them to remember the associated details more easily.

Sharing Your Images

Surgeons can share FaceTite before and after images to provide patients with information and raise awareness on the benefits of this innovative procedure. They may share these images online in the following ways:

• Website Galleries: Creating a before and after image gallery on your practice website which is what Dr. Khan has done. This outstanding website symbolizes her knowledge of this industry and the depth of her skill. There could be more pictures available during the consultation but the age of dated images in a vague brochure are over with.
• Portfolios: Developing a photo portfolio to show to new patients considering the same procedure.
• Blog Posts: Adding images to a blog post is an effective way to offer prospective patients visual documentation of procedure results.
• Social Media Platforms: Images can effectively optimize social media posts. But it is important to use discretion while posting on public platforms.

A comprehensive ‘before and after’ photo gallery can be an educational and promotional tool for the plastic surgeon and their practice. It is a channel to display their achievements and expertise while educating prospective patients of innovative procedures such as FaceTite.

Transparency is key and Dr. Khan has no problem with illustrating her body of work to anyone, certainly any potential patient. This means that someone can see these images and apply them to their own face. So if someone does sign up for this treatment, they will be more confident since they will have a better understanding on what the results will look like.

Board certified female plastic surgeon Dr. Farah Naz Khan receives patients from Dallas, Texas, and nearby areas for FaceTite facial contouring.

To schedule a consultation with Board Certified Dallas Plastic Surgeon, Dr. Farah Khan please call 469-437-5426 or click here to contact us.

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FaceTite is a totally non-surgical skin tightening procedure that uses precise and targeted radiofrequency (RF) energy to tighten the skin from within the dermis.

At the time of the initial consultation, the surgeon will inform the patient on various aspects of the procedure, including its estimated cost.

The primary concern of a committed surgeon will be educate the patient on the advantages, limitations, alternative treatment options, and costs, and enable them to make an informed choice.

No Insurance

The patient should unhesitatingly ask questions regarding the costs and other aspects of the procedure. FaceTite facial contouring is an elective cosmetic treatment, which means that the patient will likely not receive insurance coverage for this procedure.

Board certified female plastic surgeon Dr. Farah Naz Khan provides FaceTite face contouring to patients in Dallas, Texas, and surrounding communities.

Cost Comparison

The FaceTite facial contouring procedure will generally be more affordable than a cosmetic surgery procedure such as a facelift. Patients undergoing surgery typically incur costs such as general anesthesia expenses, surgeon’s fee, surgical venue expenses, and some pre and post-operative expenses.  

In comparison, FaceTite is an in-office procedure that can be undertaken using local anesthesia. This helps the patient avoid surgery-related costs.

To make a judicious decision, the patient may also compare FaceTite facial contouring costs with those of other non-surgical procedures such as microdermabrasion, chemical peels, dermal filler injectables, and IPL skin rejuvenation.

Each procedure has its benefits and limitations as well as associated costs. While some of these treatments may cost less than FaceTite, they may not offer the same results. Due to these factors, it is advisable for the patient to assess their budget, skin condition, and cosmetic goals before choosing a procedure.

Extent of Treatment

The costs of FaceTite facial contouring treatment may differ slightly between two practices and even between two patients at the same practice. This may depend on the extent of treatment that a specific patient needs.

FaceTite facial contouring treatment costs may be determined on the number of areas to be treated or on a per hour basis, depending on the practice’s pricing policy.  

If a larger surface area is treated (both the neck and face), the procedure may cost proportionately higher. Some patients may need only slight enhancements to treat early signs of facial aging. This will involve minimal treatment.

Yet other patients may require routine monitoring or follow-up treatments to attain their cosmetic goals. In each scenario, FaceTite costs may differ.

Cost Factors

FaceTite facial contouring treatment costs usually vary between practices and patients. The geographical location of a particular practice also affects the costs. Real estate and overhead costs are usually higher in prime urban centers and metropolitan cities while such costs are lower in smaller towns in the interiors.

This facet will impact the costs of products and services in different regions, including the cost of cosmetic procedures such as FaceTite facial contouring treatment.

On top of this, the skills, credentials, and experience of the treatment provider will also affect the cost of the procedure as different practices offer different quality standards to patients.

Financing

Patients should seek information on payment options from their treatment provider or their administrative staff ahead of the procedure. A majority of patients will be eligible for third-party financing by professional medical care financing companies at reasonable interest rates and easy terms of payment.

Board certified female plastic surgeon Dr. Farah Naz Khan receives patients from Dallas, Texas, and nearby areas for FaceTite facial contouring.

To schedule a consultation with Board Certified Dallas Plastic Surgeon, Dr. Farah Khan please call 469-437-5426 or click here to contact us.

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