FACETITE/ACCUTITE IS FOR YOU IF YOU WANT ...
Facial contouring
Skin tigtening
Stable results
Treatment Menu
FaceTite and AccuTite are minimally invasive procedures that deliver radiofrequency energy through an applicator positioned beneath the skin. The practitioner plans the area and device selection according to your anatomy, tissue condition and goals.
FaceTite generally uses a larger applicator and may suit broader areas such as the lower face, jawline or under-chin area. AccuTite uses a smaller applicator and may be considered for compact areas that require greater precision.
Treatment area:
- Under-eye area
- Lower face
- jawline
- Under-chin area
- Suitable areas of the neck
Results
Want an idea of the type of results to expect ? Here are before and after examples of how Facetite/Accutite is used to enhance facial features.
- 01/ INITIAL CONSULTATION
WHAT TO EXPECT
01/ INITIAL CONSULTATION
- 02/ PROCESS
02/ PROCESS
- 03/ AFTERCARE
03/ AFTERCARE
Recovery depends on the area treated and how your body responds. Swelling, bruising, redness, tenderness or temporary changes in sensation may occur.
We will explain how to care for the access points, when to resume skincare and makeup, and when you may return to work or exercise. A compression garment may be recommended.
Avoid pressing, rubbing or massaging the area unless your practitioner advises you to do so. Contact TAEGA if you are concerned about any reaction or if your recovery does not follow the guidance provided.
Recovery varies between patients. Swelling and bruising may be visible during the early recovery period and may affect work, exercise or social plans.
Some patients may need time away from work depending on the area, the extent of the procedure and the nature of their work.
Your consultation helps us understand your concern and whether RF skin tightening in Melbourne with FaceTite or AccuTite may be appropriate.
We discuss your medical history, current medication and previous facial procedures. We also assess the area, skin condition, tissue laxity and localised fullness.
Your practitioner will explain which options may suit you and what degree of change may be realistic. We will also discuss recovery, possible risks, estimated cost and the recommended follow-up plan. You can ask questions and take time to consider the information before making a decision.
Before starting, we confirm the agreed area and review your consent. We clean, mark and prepare the area. Your practitioner will explain the agreed comfort measures before the procedure begins.
A small access point allows the selected applicator to be positioned beneath the skin. Controlled radiofrequency energy is then delivered to the planned area while your practitioner monitors closely.
After the procedure, we check the access points and apply dressings where required. You will receive personalised aftercare guidance before leaving the clinic.
Session time depends on the area and the details of your procedure.
Recovery depends on the area treated and how your body responds. Swelling, bruising, redness, tenderness or temporary changes in sensation may occur.
We will explain how to care for the access points, when to resume skincare and makeup, and when you may return to work or exercise. A compression garment may be recommended.
Avoid pressing, rubbing or massaging the area unless your practitioner advises you to do so. Contact TAEGA if you are concerned about any reaction or if your recovery does not follow the guidance provided.
Recovery varies between patients. Swelling and bruising may be visible during the early recovery period and may affect work, exercise or social plans. Some patients may need time away from work depending on the area, the extent of the procedure and the nature of their work.