BodyTite is a liposuction technique that uses radiofrequency energy to liquefy fat cells and tighten underlying skin. A small cannula (tube) is inserted under the skin, and radiofrequency energy disrupts fat cells while stimulating collagen production for improved skin elasticity.

Pros: BodyTite can remove fat and tighten skin in a single procedure, offering improved body contouring and reduced appearance of cellulite. It may also have less bleeding and bruising compared to traditional liposuction.

Cons: BodyTite is a more complex procedure than traditional liposuction and may come with a higher cost. Potential side effects include swelling, bruising, temporary numbness, and uneven results.

Alternatives: Traditional liposuction, laser liposuction, and non-surgical fat reduction procedures like CoolSculpting.

Recovery Time: BodyTite typically requires a longer recovery time than traditional liposuction, often 1-2 weeks. Swelling and bruising are common, and compression garments may be needed to help with healing and reduce swelling.

Disclaimer: BodyTite is a cosmetic procedure and should be performed by a qualified plastic surgeon. Discuss your goals and expectations with your doctor to determine if BodyTite is right for you.