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Step One
Assess
Evaluate lower-face laxity, jawline definition, submental fullness, health history, and treatment goals.
FaceTite® for Firmer Skin and More Defined Facial Contours
FaceTite® combines radiofrequency energy with minimally invasive facial contouring to address selected areas of skin laxity and unwanted fat. Treatment is customized around your facial anatomy, skin quality, and desired definition.
Sometimes the Problem Is the Contour, Not the Wrinkle
FaceTite® focuses on selected skin laxity and contour concerns, making it different from treatments designed primarily for expression lines, pigmentation, or facial volume.
FACIAL AGING IS NOT ALWAYS ABOUT WRINKLES
When the Shape of Your Lower Face Begins to Change
Some facial changes come from shifting contours, skin laxity, and localized fullness rather than surface lines. FaceTite® may be considered when these structural changes become more noticeable.
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Loose Facial Skin
Declining firmness can make the lower face appear softer and less defined.
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Early Jowling
Changes along the jawline can create heaviness or a less distinct transition between the face and neck.
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Reduced Jawline Definition
Skin laxity and localized fullness can make a once-defined jawline appear less visible.
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Fullness Under the Chin
Selected submental fullness may contribute to a heavier lower-face profile.
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Lower-Face Heaviness
Changes in skin support and fat distribution can alter facial proportions over time.
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Loose Neck Skin
Skin below the jaw may lose firmness and contribute to an aged-looking neck contour.
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Facial Contour Changes
Patients may notice that their profile looks different even when wrinkles are not their main concern.
CONTROLLED ENERGY BENEATH THE SKIN
How Does FaceTite® Work?
FaceTite® uses radiofrequency-assisted technology delivered through an internal probe and an external electrode. Controlled RF energy heats targeted tissue while the system monitors treatment parameters.
FaceTite® is a minimally invasive radiofrequency-assisted treatment designed for facial and neck contouring.
A small probe is introduced beneath the skin while an external electrode works above the skin, allowing RF energy to pass between them.
Controlled heating is used to address targeted tissue and support contraction of collagen-containing structures.
When appropriate, treatment planning may include localized fatty tissue contributing to lower-face or submental fullness.
No. FaceTite® is minimally invasive and should not be presented as equivalent to a surgical facelift, which can reposition and remove tissue more extensively.
No. Forma is an external radiofrequency treatment. FaceTite® involves a probe beneath the skin and is more invasive.
No. FaceTite® does not add facial volume like a dermal filler.
Some contour changes may become visible earlier, but swelling must resolve and tissue remodeling can continue over time.
DEFINE THE AREAS THAT FRAME YOUR FACE
Where FaceTite® Can Refine Facial Contours
FaceTite® treatment is planned according to anatomy, skin laxity, localized fullness, and the areas contributing most to changes in facial definition.
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Jawline
Treatment may help create a cleaner transition between the lower face and neck in appropriate candidates.
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Jowls
Selected lower-face tissue can be addressed when early jowling affects facial definition.
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Under the Chin
Submental fullness and skin laxity can contribute to a less defined profile.
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Lower Face
FaceTite® may be used to refine selected areas where laxity and localized fat affect contour.
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Neck
Appropriate neck concerns may be included when skin laxity extends below the jawline.
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Chin-to-Neck Transition
Improving this transition may create a more defined appearance from the side.
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Individual Areas of Laxity
Treatment is customized rather than applying the same pattern to every face.
The Jawline
A defined jawline depends on more than skin alone. Facial anatomy, localized fat, tissue laxity, chin projection, and neck contour can all influence the result, which is why assessment comes first.
Why Patients Consider FaceTite® for Lower-Face Aging
FaceTite® occupies a different space between completely external treatments and traditional facial surgery. It may be considered by appropriately selected patients seeking more focused contouring.
Targets Skin Laxity
Controlled RF energy is used as part of a treatment designed to improve the appearance of loose skin.
Refines Facial Contours
Treatment can focus on areas contributing to reduced lower-face definition.
Addresses Selected Fullness
Localized fat may be treated when it contributes to the contour concern.
Focuses on the Jawline
FaceTite® can be planned around jowls, the jawline, and the chin-to-neck transition.
Minimally Invasive Approach
The procedure uses small access points rather than traditional facelift incisions.
No Added Facial Volume
Unlike fillers, FaceTite® does not depend on adding volume to create definition.
Personalized Energy Delivery
Treatment parameters are selected according to the area and individual tissue characteristics.
Alternative Treatment Category
It provides an option for certain patients whose concerns may exceed what a surface-only treatment can reasonably address.
FaceTite® Goes Beneath the Surface
Map the Contours
Your provider evaluates skin laxity, facial structure, localized fat, previous treatments, and the areas you want to improve.
Prepare for Treatment
The treatment area is prepared according to the planned procedure, including appropriate anesthesia or numbing measures.
Deliver RF Energy
A small internal probe works with an external electrode to deliver controlled radiofrequency energy through targeted tissue.
Let the Contours Settle
Swelling and bruising can initially obscure the result. Improvement is evaluated as recovery progresses and tissue remodeling occurs.
FaceTite® Is Best Matched to the Right Degree of Laxity
- You have mild to moderate lower-face or neck skin laxity
- Jowls or submental fullness are affecting facial definition
- You want more than a surface-only skin treatment may provide
- You understand FaceTite® is not equivalent to a surgical facelift
- You have realistic expectations about recovery and results
- Your provider determines that your anatomy is appropriate
Patients with more advanced tissue descent or significant excess skin may require a different approach. The consultation should determine whether FaceTite®, another minimally invasive procedure, or surgical evaluation better matches the concern.
YOUR FACE DOES NOT AGE ACCORDING TO A TEMPLATE
Find the Source of Lost Definition Before Choosing the Solution
At New U Med Spa, FaceTite® planning begins by determining whether skin laxity, localized fat, facial anatomy, or a combination of factors is changing your lower-face contour. Your treatment plan is then built around what is actually creating the concern.
ASSESS. CONTOUR. RECOVER. DEFINE.
Your FaceTite® Journey From Assessment to Results
Each stage is designed around facial anatomy and the amount of correction that can reasonably be achieved without traditional facelift surgery.
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Step Two
Contour
Treat selected tissue using the planned radiofrequency-assisted FaceTite® technique.
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Step Three
Recover
Follow instructions for swelling, incision or access-site care, activity, and any recommended compression.
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Step Four
Define
Allow swelling to resolve and tissue remodeling to progress before evaluating the developing contour.
Recovery, degree of tightening, contour improvement, and results vary.
Your New Contour Needs Time to Emerge
FaceTite® is minimally invasive, but it is not a no-downtime facial. Temporary swelling, bruising, tenderness, numbness, and tightness can occur as treated tissues recover.
- Follow Compression Guidance
If a compression garment is recommended, use it according to your provider’s instructions.
- Protect the Treatment Area
Follow instructions for access-site care, skincare, sleeping position, exercise, and other activities.
- Give Swelling Time to Resolve
Do not judge your final jawline or facial contour during the early stages of recovery.
FaceTite® Is Minimally Invasive, Not Risk-Free
Because FaceTite® delivers radiofrequency energy beneath the skin, appropriate patient selection, technique, temperature control, and aftercare matter. Temporary swelling, bruising, tenderness, numbness, firmness, and discomfort may occur.
Potential complications can include burns, infection, bleeding, fluid accumulation, contour irregularity, prolonged sensory changes, scarring, asymmetry, and injury to nearby structures. Individual risk depends on anatomy, treatment extent, health history, and technique.
What Patients Should Discuss Before FaceTite®
- Previous facial procedures, fillers, threads, or surgery
- Medications, supplements, and relevant medical conditions
- Smoking, nicotine use, and factors affecting healing
- The amount of skin laxity and fat being treated
- Expected improvement, recovery, risks, and alternatives
Facial Contouring Should Respect the Structure of Your Face
New U Med Spa approaches FaceTite® as an anatomy-driven facial contouring procedure rather than simply a skin-tightening treatment. Your jawline, skin laxity, localized fullness, facial proportions, and goals are considered together.
- Anatomy-Based Planning
Treatment areas are selected according to what is actually affecting your facial definition.
- Personalized Facial Contouring
The goal is balanced refinement rather than applying the same contour to every patient.
- FaceTite® Treatment in Dr. Phillips
Visit New U Med Spa in Orlando’s Dr. Phillips area for an individualized FaceTite® consultation.
KNOW WHERE FACETITE® FITS AMONG YOUR OPTIONS
Common Questions About FaceTite®
Understanding how FaceTite® differs from external RF treatments, liposuction, fillers, and facelift surgery can help you decide whether it matches your concerns.
FaceTite® is a minimally invasive radiofrequency-assisted treatment used to address selected facial and neck contour concerns, including skin laxity and localized fullness.
FaceTite® uses controlled RF heating as part of a procedure designed to improve the appearance of skin laxity. The degree of improvement depends on the patient's tissue characteristics and severity of laxity.
FaceTite® is sometimes discussed as a less invasive alternative for certain facial aging concerns, but it is not equivalent to a surgical facelift and cannot reproduce every surgical result.
It may be considered for appropriate patients with lower-face laxity, jowling, or localized submental fullness. Your anatomy determines whether FaceTite® or another approach is more suitable.
Initial contour changes may become noticeable as swelling decreases, while tissue remodeling can continue over the following months. The timeline and final result vary between patients.
BRING DEFINITION BACK TO YOUR LOWER FACE
Find Out Whether FaceTite® Matches the Changes You See
If loose skin, jowls, or reduced jawline definition are changing your profile, schedule a consultation at New U Med Spa. Explore personalized FaceTite® treatment in Orlando’s Dr. Phillips area and learn whether this minimally invasive contouring approach fits your facial anatomy and goals.
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