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Step One
Assess
Evaluate localized fat, skin laxity, body proportions, health history, and realistic treatment goals.
BodyTite® for Stubborn Fat, Loose Skin and Better Definition
BodyTite® combines radiofrequency-assisted technology with body contouring to address selected areas where localized fat and skin laxity occur together. Your procedure is customized around your anatomy, tissue quality, and contour goals.
Sometimes Better Contouring Requires Addressing Two Problems
BodyTite® is designed for selected patients whose contour concerns involve localized fat as well as skin laxity, allowing both factors to be considered within one personalized procedure.
LOOK AT WHAT IS REALLY CHANGING YOUR SHAPE
When Both Fat and Loose Skin Affect Your Contours
Sometimes removing localized fat is only part of the problem. If the overlying skin has also lost firmness, body contouring may need to consider both concerns.
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Stubborn Abdominal Fat
Localized abdominal fullness may remain even when overall body weight is relatively stable.
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Loose-Looking Skin
Changes in skin firmness can make an area appear less smooth and defined.
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Reduced Waist Definition
Localized fat and lax tissue can soften the natural transition around the waist.
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Upper Arm Fullness
Fat and skin laxity can change the appearance of the upper arms.
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Back and Bra-Line Fullness
Small pockets of fat can create unwanted bulges through fitted clothing.
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Thigh Contour Changes
Localized fullness and reduced skin firmness may affect the shape of the thighs.
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Post-Weight-Change Concerns
After body changes, some areas may retain unwanted fullness, laxity, or both.
BODY CONTOURING WITH CONTROLLED RADIOFREQUENCY ENERGY
What Makes BodyTite® Different?
BodyTite® uses radiofrequency-assisted technology with an internal probe and external electrode. Controlled RF energy is delivered through targeted tissue while treatment parameters are monitored.
BodyTite® is a minimally invasive body contouring technology designed to address selected areas of localized fat and skin laxity.
An internal probe works with an external electrode to deliver controlled radiofrequency energy through targeted tissue.
BodyTite® can be incorporated into a procedure addressing localized fatty tissue, depending on the treatment plan and area.
Controlled thermal energy is used as part of the procedure to support tissue contraction and remodeling.
No. Traditional liposuction primarily focuses on removing localized fat. BodyTite® incorporates radiofrequency energy into the contouring procedure.
No. BodyTite® is intended for body contouring, not significant weight loss or obesity treatment.
No. BodyTite® is minimally invasive because a probe is introduced beneath the skin through small access points.
Body sculpting is a broad category covering different technologies and procedures. BodyTite® is a specific radiofrequency-assisted treatment within that larger category.
CONTOUR THE AREAS THAT RESIST YOUR EFFORTS
Where Can BodyTite® Be Used?
Treatment areas are selected according to localized fat, skin laxity, anatomy, tissue quality, and whether BodyTite® is appropriate for the degree of correction needed.
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Abdomen
Address selected abdominal fullness and laxity affecting midsection definition.
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Waist
Treatment may refine localized areas that interfere with natural waist contours.
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Flanks
Stubborn fat along the sides of the torso may be incorporated into a broader contouring plan.
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Upper Arms
Selected arm concerns involving localized fat and reduced skin firmness may be considered.
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Thighs
BodyTite® may be used on appropriate thigh areas where fat and laxity affect contour.
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Back
Localized back fullness may be treated when appropriate for the patient's anatomy.
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Bra-Line Area
Small pockets around the bra line may be included within a targeted contouring plan.
The Abdomen
Abdominal contour is influenced by more than fat. Skin laxity, muscle structure, previous pregnancy, weight changes, and fat distribution can all affect appearance, so the right procedure depends on what is actually creating the concern.
Why BodyTite® May Make Sense When Skin and Fat Are Connected
BodyTite® is designed for a specific contouring challenge: areas where localized fat reduction alone may not fully address the appearance of lax tissue.
Addresses Two Contour Concerns
Treatment planning can consider both localized fat and overlying skin laxity.
Supports Better Definition
Reducing unwanted fullness may help selected areas appear more contoured.
Radiofrequency-Assisted Approach
Controlled RF energy is incorporated into the procedure rather than relying only on mechanical fat removal.
Targets Specific Areas
Treatment can be planned around individual areas rather than overall weight reduction.
Minimally Invasive Procedure
Small access points are used instead of large excisional surgery incisions.
Customized to Your Anatomy
Treatment areas and extent are selected according to individual tissue characteristics.
Complements Body Contouring Goals
BodyTite® can be considered when a patient’s concern goes beyond fat reduction alone.
Designed for Proportion, Not Weight Loss
The goal is localized contour improvement rather than changing the number on the scale.
BodyTite® Begins With Understanding What's Under the Skin
Define the Contour Problem
Your provider evaluates fat distribution, skin laxity, tissue quality, medical history, and the areas you want to change.
Prepare the Treatment Area
The selected areas are mapped and prepared. Appropriate anesthesia or numbing is used according to the planned procedure.
Contour With RF Energy
A small internal probe and external electrode deliver controlled radiofrequency energy while the targeted area is treated.
Allow Your Shape to Settle
Swelling can temporarily hide the developing contour. Results are assessed as recovery progresses and tissue changes evolve.
BodyTite® Is About the Right Tissue, Not Just the Right Area
- You have localized fat that remains despite healthy lifestyle efforts
- Mild to moderate skin laxity is affecting the same treatment area
- Your weight is reasonably stable
- You want body contouring rather than significant weight loss
- You understand BodyTite® cannot replace every surgical procedure
- Your provider determines that your anatomy and health are appropriate
BodyTite® may not be sufficient for patients with substantial excess skin or concerns requiring more extensive surgical correction. Your consultation should determine whether this procedure matches the degree of change you need.
FIRST DETERMINE WHETHER IT'S FAT, SKIN OR BOTH
Your Body Contouring Plan Should Start With the Real Problem
At New U Med Spa, we evaluate the amount and location of unwanted fat, skin firmness, body proportions, previous weight changes, and your goals before determining whether BodyTite® is the right approach.
ASSESS. CONTOUR. RECOVER. REFINE.
From Stubborn Area to Personalized Body Contour
Your BodyTite® journey is built around your anatomy and the areas you want to refine, not a standardized body shape.
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Step Two
Contour
Treat selected tissue using the planned radiofrequency-assisted BodyTite® technique.
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Step Three
Recover
Follow guidance for compression, access-site care, physical activity, and other recovery needs.
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Step Four
Refine
Allow swelling to decrease and tissue remodeling to progress before evaluating the developing contour.
Recovery, tissue response, degree of tightening, and results vary.
Your Contours Need Time to Take Shape
BodyTite® is minimally invasive, so recovery should be taken seriously. Swelling, bruising, soreness, tenderness, temporary numbness, and firmness may occur after treatment.
- Use Compression as Directed
A compression garment may be recommended to support the treated area during early recovery.
- Ease Back Into Activity
Follow your provider’s instructions about exercise, lifting, work, and other physical activity.
- Give Swelling Time to Resolve
Your early appearance is not your final result. Contours can continue to change as tissues recover.
BodyTite® Is Minimally Invasive, but It Is Still a Procedure
Because BodyTite® delivers radiofrequency energy beneath the skin, appropriate technique, patient selection, treatment parameters, and aftercare are important. Temporary swelling, bruising, tenderness, numbness, firmness, and discomfort may occur.
Potential complications can include burns, infection, bleeding, fluid collections, contour irregularities, asymmetry, prolonged sensory changes, scarring, and injury to nearby tissue. Individual risk depends on health, anatomy, treatment area, and procedure extent.
What to Discuss Before Your Procedure
- Current medications, supplements, and medical conditions
- Previous procedures in the planned treatment areas
- Smoking, nicotine use, and factors that may affect healing
- Your weight stability and history of significant weight changes
- Expected contour improvement, recovery, risks, and alternatives
Good Body Contouring Starts With Knowing When Less Is More
New U Med Spa approaches BodyTite® by evaluating how much correction your body actually needs. Treatment planning considers localized fat, skin laxity, proportions, tissue quality, and whether a minimally invasive procedure can realistically achieve your goals.
- Anatomy-Based Contouring
Your treatment areas are selected according to your body’s existing proportions and concerns.
- Skin and Fat Considered Together
Treatment planning looks beyond fat alone when skin laxity is also affecting the contour.
- BodyTite® Treatment in Dr. Phillips
Visit New U Med Spa in Orlando’s Dr. Phillips area for a personalized BodyTite® consultation.
KNOW WHAT BODYTITE® CAN AND CANNOT CHANGE
Common Questions About BodyTite®
Understanding where BodyTite® fits between non-invasive body treatments, liposuction, and more extensive surgery can help you make a better treatment decision.
BodyTite® is a minimally invasive radiofrequency-assisted body contouring technology used for selected areas where localized fat and skin laxity contribute to the concern.
BodyTite® uses controlled radiofrequency energy as part of a procedure designed to support tissue contraction. The amount of visible improvement depends on skin quality, anatomy, treatment area, and degree of laxity.
No. Liposuction primarily focuses on removing localized fat. BodyTite® incorporates radiofrequency energy into the contouring procedure, allowing skin laxity to be considered as part of treatment planning.
No. BodyTite® is intended for localized body contouring. It is not a treatment for obesity and should not be expected to produce significant overall weight loss.
Some contour changes may become noticeable as swelling decreases. Tissue remodeling and the appearance of the treated area can continue to evolve over the following months. Results vary by patient.
CHANGE THE CONTOUR, NOT WHO YOU ARE
Find Out Whether BodyTite® Fits Your Body and Your Goals
If stubborn fat and loose skin are affecting the same areas, schedule a consultation at New U Med Spa. Explore personalized BodyTite® treatment in Orlando’s Dr. Phillips area and learn whether this radiofrequency-assisted body contouring procedure matches the changes you want to make.
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