Facetite (radiofrequency)

Facetite is a minimally invasive cosmetic procedure that uses radiofrequency (RF) energy to tighten and contour the skin of the face and neck. It is designed to address sagging skin, reduce wrinkles, and improve facial definition without the need for surgery.

Facetite is recommended for individuals who are seeking non-surgical facial rejuvenation and skin tightening. It is suitable for those experiencing mild to moderate skin laxity and may be used to: • Reduce sagging skin on the lower face and neck • Improve the appearance of jowls and double chin • Minimise wrinkles and fine lines • Enhance facial contours

Benefits of Facetite may include: • Skin tightening and lifting • Reduced signs of ageing • Enhanced facial definition • Improved self-confidence • Minimal downtime compared to surgical options • Long-lasting results

Facetite may not be suitable for individuals with certain contraindications, such as: • Active skin infections or inflammation at the treatment site • Pregnancy or breastfeeding • Implanted electronic devices (e.g., pacemakers) • Severe medical conditions that may increase risks (consultation with a healthcare provider is essential)

Facetite utilises radiofrequency energy to heat the deep layers of the skin, stimulating collagen production and causing the skin to contract. This results in improved skin tightness and a more youthful appearance. The procedure is performed using a specialised handpiece that is inserted under the skin through small incisions.

Facetite has gained popularity as a non-surgical skin tightening treatment, and there is clinical evidence supporting its effectiveness in improving skin laxity and reducing wrinkles. However, individual results may vary.

Facetite is a product and procedure developed by InMode, a company specialising in medical aesthetic devices. It is part of InMode's line of minimally invasive and non-surgical cosmetic treatments.

Facetite is a proprietary treatment developed and trademarked by InMode. While other companies offer similar RF-based skin tightening procedures, Facetite itself is unique to the InMode brand and technology.

Facetite treatments should be administered by licensed medical professionals, such as plastic surgeons or dermatologists, who are trained and experienced in the use of RF devices for cosmetic procedures.

Training in the use of Facetite and other InMode devices is typically provided by the manufacturer. Medical professionals can attend training sessions and workshops to become proficient in the procedure.

Facetite requires specialised equipment, including the Facetite handpiece and accompanying technology. The equipment should meet safety and quality standards and be maintained according to manufacturer guidelines.

Facetite treatments are typically performed in medical or aesthetic clinics equipped with the necessary facilities to ensure patient safety and comfort. Facilities should adhere to sterilisation and hygiene standards.