Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about BodyTite.

BodyTite uses radiofrequency-assisted lipolysis (RFAL) to both liquefy fat and heat tissues for skin contraction. Traditional liposuction removes fat but often leaves lax skin. BodyTite combines contouring with tightening, frequently producing smoother results and less downtime.

Ideal areas include the abdomen, flanks, upper arms, inner and outer thighs, knees, bra roll, and submental region. BodyTite targets localized fat with skin laxity, offering contour improvement where modest tightening is desired.

When performed by experienced surgeons, BodyTite is generally safe. Possible risks include temporary numbness, burns, infection, contour irregularities, seroma, or asymmetry. Preoperative assessment and proper technique minimize complications and ensure safe energy settings and monitoring.

You’ll notice immediate contour changes, but collagen remodeling and skin tightening continue for weeks. Most patients see near-final improvements by three months and optimal results at six months, which are long-lasting with stable weight and healthy lifestyle.

Expect mild swelling, bruising, and temporary soreness. Wear compression garments as directed, avoid strenuous exercise for one to three weeks, attend follow-up visits, and follow incision care and activity guidelines to support healing and optimal outcomes.

Good candidates are near their ideal weight with localized fat deposits and mild-to-moderate skin laxity. Patients with significant excess skin may require excisional surgery. A personalized consultation determines whether BodyTite or traditional surgical options best meet your goals.