Facial Contouring
FaceTite
Scarless face and neck contouring with radiofrequency — meaningful tightening without the recovery of an open facelift.
Overview
Scarless face and neck lift — radiofrequency precision.
FaceTite uses the same radiofrequency technology as BodyTite, sized for the delicate anatomy of the face and neck. Jowls, jawline, neck, and chin reshaping — without the long incisions of a traditional facelift.
How it works
A clear, step-by-step picture.
Local anesthesia
Performed in our procedure suite under local with light sedation.
RF tightening
Internal probe and external electrode work together to melt small fat deposits and contract collagen.
Same-day discharge
Compression chin strap for the first week; most return to social activities within 5–7 days.
Watch & learn
The RFAL technology behind BodyTite & FaceTite
- No long facelift incisions or scars
- Outpatient, local anesthesia
- Strong jawline and neck definition
- Pairs naturally with BodyTite
Risks & honest considerations
We’d rather you know the real picture before deciding.
- Bruising for 1–2 weeks is normal
- Swelling can persist 4–8 weeks
- Nerve irritation is possible — usually temporary
- Not equivalent to a surgical facelift for severe skin laxity
Surgeon-led
Every step led by Dr. Perryman.
From your first consultation to long-term follow-up, you work directly with Dr. Scott Perryman — board-certified, fellowship-trained, with more than 1,500 bariatric procedures performed.
Recovery
What the timeline really looks like.
- Day ofOutpatient
- Week 1Compression strap, swelling
- Week 2+Return to normal
- Month 3–6Final result
Real results
Real patients. Documented outcomes.
Shared with patient permission. Individual results vary.
Individual results vary
See full resultsFAQs
Common questions, answered honestly.
Will I look 'done'?
FaceTite produces natural-looking tightening — not the over-pulled look of older facelifts.
How much does FaceTite cost?
$4,500–$7,500 depending on zones treated (jowls, neck, midface). Not insurance-covered. Financing available.
Is it as good as a facelift?
For mild-to-moderate skin laxity, yes — and scarless. For severe laxity (significant jowls, heavy neck), a traditional surgical facelift produces stronger results. Dr. Perryman will tell you honestly which option fits your anatomy.
How much downtime?
Most patients return to work in 5–7 days. Visible swelling and bruising fade over 2–3 weeks. Final contraction shows at 3–6 months.
How long do the results last?
3–5 years on average. Combining with good skincare and sun protection extends longevity.
Will I look 'pulled'?
No. FaceTite tightens existing tissue rather than repositioning skin, so the result is a refined version of you — not a different face.
Next step
Talk with Dr. Perryman — no obligation.
A confidential consultation answers your questions, reviews your candidacy, and outlines a plan that fits your life.
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