About FaceTite
A minimally invasive radiofrequency-assisted treatment for selected face and neck areas, performed through small incisions.
Radiofrequency-assisted face and neck treatment
The official FaceTite page describes a minimally invasive procedure using radiofrequency-assisted technology and small incisions in selected face and neck areas. It discusses treatment of fat alongside skin tightening. Although listed in the practice’s non-surgical menu, the described procedure includes an incision and must be understood in those terms.
Clarifying the extent of treatment
Ask which areas will be treated and whether liposuction is part of the plan. The surgeon should explain how skin laxity and fat contribute to the concern and what limits apply to the proposed approach. If a neck lift is an alternative, compare what each option involves, including incisions, anesthesia, follow-up and the amount of change being considered.
Read the official treatment pageQuestions for your consultation
- Is fat removal included with the radiofrequency treatment?
- Where would the access incisions be placed?
- What degree of skin laxity is the proposed plan intended to address?
- Would a neck lift change the achievable scope of treatment?
- What garments, activity restrictions or checks would be part of aftercare?
Source
Mansher Singh, MD: FaceTitePractice information checked October 16, 2026.