Look beyond the menu category
The practice lists FaceTite and BodyTite within its non-surgical menu, while its procedure pages describe radiofrequency-assisted treatment using small incisions and liposuction. Ask the team to explain the exact procedure being offered, including any incisions, anesthesia and fat removal.
FaceTite is discussed for face and neck areas. BodyTite is discussed for body areas such as the abdomen and arms. The names do not mean the treatment plans or recovery requirements are identical.
Compare alternatives for your concern
Ask whether the main issue is localized fat, skin laxity or both. For larger amounts of loose skin, discuss how the proposed result would compare with a procedure that removes skin. The consultation should make the limits of each approach clear.
- Which areas and techniques are included?
- Where will incisions be placed?
- What assistance, garments or follow-up visits might be required?
- When will the team assess the result and decide whether any further treatment is appropriate?
Request a procedure-specific estimate
Clarify whether liposuction, anesthesia, facility charges and follow-up are included in the quote. If several areas are planned, ask how the extent of treatment affects the schedule and recovery arrangements.
Sources & further reading
Use these questions to prepare for a consultation. Your clinician determines treatment suitability and your care plan.