Bodytite

BodyTite is ideal for those seeking significant contouring, fat removal, and body skin tightening.

BodyTite requires a single procedure that may last between 1 and 3 hours, depending on the area to be treated and the extent of the procedure.

The results of the BodyTite treatment start to appear immediately, with progressive improvements over the following 3 to 6 months as collagen production increases and the skin continues to tighten.

Before undergoing BodyTite, the patient usually receives local anesthesia or mild sedation to minimize discomfort during the procedure. This means that the area to be treated will be temporarily numb to pain.

The perception of pain varies from person to person. Some patients may report only slight pressure or discomfort during the procedure, while others may experience more discomfort. Physicians usually monitor the patient during the procedure and can adjust the anesthesia as needed to ensure comfort.

Pain may also vary depending on the area of the body where BodyTite is being applied. Some areas may be more sensitive than others. For example, procedures on the face or neck (usually with the FaceTite cannula) may be more sensitive than those performed on areas such as the flanks.

Recovery is generally quick (usually 2-5 days). However, it is still important to follow your doctor’s instructions to ensure a successful recovery.

Yes, BodyTite has some contraindications that should be taken into consideration. It is essential for the physician to assess your eligibility for the procedure during an initial consultation. Below are some of the contraindications for BodyTite:

Pregnancy and Breastfeeding: BodyTite is not suitable for pregnant or breastfeeding women;

Uncontrolled Health Conditions: People with uncontrolled medical conditions such as uncontrolled diabetes, untreated high blood pressure, or severe heart problems may not be suitable candidates for BodyTite. These conditions must be under control before considering any cosmetic procedure;

Active Infections: If you have an active infection in the treatment area or anywhere in the body, the procedure should be postponed until the infection is completely treated and healed;

Recent Surgery or Incomplete Healing: If you have recently undergone surgery in the treatment area or are still in the healing process from a previous surgery, BodyTite may not be appropriate until healing is complete;

Compromised Blood Clotting: Individuals with blood clotting disorders or those taking anticoagulant medications may not be suitable candidates for BodyTite due to the increased risk of bruising and bleeding;

Allergies: If you have known allergies to local anesthetics or other medications used during the procedure, it is important to inform your doctor to avoid allergic reactions;

Severe Obesity: BodyTite is most effective for individuals who are close to their ideal weight or have only small localized fat deposits. It is not a solution for severe obesity.

To determine if you are eligible for the treatment, schedule a consultation.

BodyTite is considered a safe procedure when performed by a qualified physician, as is the case at Living Clinic.

However, like any medical procedure, there are always some risks and considerations to keep in mind:

Some patients may experience temporary bruising and swelling in the treated area. This is generally an expected part of the recovery process and tends to subside over time;

In some cases, there may be temporary changes in skin sensitivity in the treated area. This usually resolves over time;

Some patients may have reactions to the anesthesia administered during the procedure. However, these reactions are very rare and are usually closely monitored by the physician.