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FaceTite is a minimally invasive cosmetic procedure that uses radiofrequency energy to contour and tighten the skin. In Rabaul, as in other locations, the process typically involves the following steps:
Patient Evaluation: The plastic surgeon will assess the patient's skin condition, facial structure, and desired outcome. This helps determine if FaceTite is the suitable treatment option.
Explanation and Expectations: The surgeon will explain the procedure to the patient, including its benefits, risks, and expected results. The patient's questions and concerns will be addressed.
Application of Local Anesthesia: To ensure the patient's comfort during the procedure, a local anesthetic is applied to the treatment area.
RF Energy Delivery: A special probe is used to deliver controlled radiofrequency energy to the underlying tissues. This energy heats the collagen and encourages its contraction, resulting in skin tightening.
Contouring and Lifting: The surgeon will manipulate the probe to target specific areas of the face, such as the jowls, chin, or neck, to achieve the desired contouring and lifting effect.
Post-Operative Care: After the procedure, the patient will receive instructions on post-operative care, including avoiding certain activities, applying ointments, and taking prescribed medications.
It's important to note that individual results may vary, and not all patients may be suitable candidates for FaceTite. Factors such as skin elasticity, overall health, and extent of laxity can affect the outcome. The plastic surgeon will evaluate each patient on an individual basis to determine the most appropriate treatment plan.
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