FaceTite in Southlake

FaceTite is an FDA-cleared system that uses thermal energy to tighten and renew your skin, inside and out. By sending waves of radiofrequency (RF) energy through your skin’s surface, into its deeper layers, we melt fat, trigger contractions, and boost collagen production. By working in multiple layers of your skin simultaneously, FaceTite offers an immediate tightening effect while gradually rebuilding your skin for lasting results.

At least 2 weeks before your FaceTite treatment, avoid alcohol, nicotine, and sun exposure, as these can cause irritation and slow the healing process. Stop using skincare products with active ingredients, such as retinoids, 5 days before your procedure. Opt for mild products that help maintain your skin’s protective barrier.

After treatment, you’ll need to wear a compression garment as directed by your provider and keep your head elevated to support your healing process and minimize swelling. Wait 24 hours to wash your face, then use gentle formulas and slowly reintroduce other skincare products as directed. We’ll explain every step you should take to support a smooth recovery and lasting results during your consultation, but our team is happy to provide clarity or guidance whenever you need it.

After receiving FaceTite in Southlake, most patients experience swelling, which is a normal part of the healing process. While some initial tightening may be visible once the swelling subsides—typically within one to two weeks—the true transformation takes time. Around six weeks post-treatment, results begin to noticeably develop as your body produces new collagen.

These improvements continue to refine over the following months, with optimal results often visible at six months and beyond. Results vary from person to person, and compliance with all recommended post-procedure care is essential to achieving the best possible outcome.

Both FaceTite and RF microneedling use radiofrequency to trigger collagen production, tightening and rebuilding your skin. The difference is how they use the RF energy. Unlike FaceTite, which uses small probes above and beneath your skin’s surface, microneedling relies on tiny needles to create channels for the energy to travel into your skin.

While microneedling requires less downtime than FaceTite, it doesn’t work as deeply. However, this doesn’t make either technique more effective than the other—only suitable for different situations, which we’ll discuss during your consultation.