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What is BodyTite?

At American Surgical Arts we treat patients from New Jersey, Philadelphia and Delaware who are interested in reducing body fat and reversing skin laxity. BodyTite is one of the minimally invasive procedures, with minimal down time, we offer that delivers unparalleled results for skin tightening. BodyTite uses radiofrequency (RF) energy to stimulate the body to form collagen, resulting in skin tightening with just one treatment.  BodyTite can also be combined with Liposuction for fat reduction. (RFAL).

What Can I Expect During BodyTite Procedure?

During your treatment, our physician will numb the area with local anesthetic sometime under sedation and then employ the BodyTite applicator. This applicator consists of a very thin probe inserted underneath the skin and an external RF transmitter that is run along the skin of the area being treated. Radiofrequency (RF) is emitted between the internal probe and the external transmitter, monitoring the temperature of both, allowing precise heating of the tissues beneath the skin. The RF energy induces immediate skin contraction, and stimulates the body to form collagen for several month after the procedure.

How Long Does it Take to Recover After BodyTite?

BodyTite is an out-patient procedure here at American Surgical Arts.  After BodyTite you can expect some relatively minor discomfort, swelling and bruising in the area treated. A compression garment will be provided and should be worn for a variable period of time, depending on the area treated. You can return to your daily activities within 1 to 3 days.

What are the Benefits of BodyTite?

Results from BodyTite should last as long as you maintain your weight and a healthy lifestyle. BodyTite benefits can been seen shortly after the procedure and continue to improve over 3 to 6 months, as new collagen is produced. 

If your diet and exercise program is not producing the firm, slim, and tone results you desire, BodyTite could be a treatment that’s right for you. To learn more about the benefits of BodyTite call (856) 362-8898 or click here to send us an appointment request form. Our practice serves Mullica Hill, Vineland, Elmer, and the surrounding areas of New Jersey and Delaware. We offer finance options to help you achieve your body image goal.

How Does Bodytite Work?

Bodytite utilizes the power of radiofrequency to help tighten the skin. Its direction bipolar energy remodels the skin by heating the collagen and through fat coagulation.

How is Bodytite Performed?

A very thin probe is inserted underneath the skin, coupled with the handpiece that passes above the skin to provide directional bipolar energy. The radiofrequency energy causes the tissue to shrink and contract.

What Areas Can Be Treated With Bodytite?

Bodytite can be used on the arms, inner thighs, abdomen, and flanks. Some patients may also elect to have a scarless breast lift using Bodytite or a minimally invasive arm lift or thigh lift.

Who Are The Best Candidates For Bodytite?

The best candidates for Bodytite are those looking to enhance their contour without traditional body sculpting procedures. Bodytite is an ideal procedure for women post-pregnancy who may be experiencing drooping skin around their midsection, sagging breasts, or skin laxity in their arms and thighs. Dr. Bidic will discuss the risks and benefits of Bodytite during your consultation to help you decide if it is the right procedure for you.

Can Bodytite Be Combined With Other Procedures?

Yes, Bodytite can be combined with other body sculpting procedures, which include liposuction, abdominoplasty, fat grafting, and breast augmentation.

What Kind of Anesthesia is Used For the Procedure?

Bodytite is a minimally invasive procedure and usually only requires local anesthesia. However, patients who choose to combine Bodytite with more invasive procedures may require general anesthesia.

What Should I Expect After My Bodytite Procedure?

It is not uncommon to develop slight swelling and bruising in the treatment areas following your Bodytite procedure. However, they will resolve relatively quickly, and you should be able to return to normal activities a few days after the procedure.

Is Bodytite Painful?

The Bodytite procedure is usually well-tolerated under local anesthesia, and post-procedure discomfort is also typically minimal.

Schedule a Consultation

If you are interested in Bodytite or want to know more about the procedure, Dr. Bidic and his teams are ready to answer your questions. Contact us at 1-888-309-8892 to learn more or schedule an appointment.

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