BodyTite is an advanced body-contouring procedure that provides superior skin tightening and fat reduction compared with standard liposuction and other surgical procedures.
The board-certified Indiana plastic surgeons at The Centre PC are proud to offer BodyTite as an alternative to more invasive liposuction and cosmetic surgery options.
To learn if BodyTite is a good fit for your aesthetic goals, please call our Mishawaka office. BodyTite cost between $4,500-$9,000
Ideal BodyTite candidates are adults who have unwanted deposits of fat and loose skin that do not respond to changes in diet or exercise.
Patients should be nonsmokers who are in good general health and have realistic expectations for the procedure. While BodyTite eliminates surplus fatty tissue from problem areas, it should not be considered a weight-loss method.
BodyTite uses radio-frequency energy to dissolve stubborn fat deposits and to contract and firm the skin for a smooth, youthful tone.
The outpatient procedure is conducted with local anesthesia or light sedation, depending on the needs of the patient. The thin BodyTite device heats and liquefies excess fat, which is then extracted through a tiny tube known as a cannula.
BodyTite allows your plastic surgeon precise control in modifying skin contours, and its fast-acting, uniform heat gently tightens the skin for seamless results. Because BodyTite is less invasive than other surgical body-contouring treatments, it is accompanied by a faster recovery and less post-procedure discomfort.
BodyTite can effectively correct fat deposits and loose skin in common trouble spots including:
For the right patients, BodyTite delivers results that could previously only be achieved with a more invasive treatment such as traditional liposuction, a tummy tuck or an arm lift (brachioplasty).
In addition to BodyTite’s versatility, other benefits include:
With a healthy lifestyle that includes a balanced diet and regular exercise, your BodyTite results may last for life.
BodyTite patients are generally able to return to work and resume light, routine activities within a day or two after treatment.
A compression garment will be worn for a few weeks following the procedure to hold the skin in place as the tissue heals and conforms to its new shape. Patients can typically resume low-impact exercise a couple of weeks after treatment and more intense exercise about four to six weeks after BodyTite treatment.
Your plastic surgeon will review your recovery guidelines with you in detail prior to your procedure and will clear you for increased activity as you heal.
To learn more about BodyTite or to schedule your personal consultation, please contact The Centre PC today. We welcome patients from the greater Mishawaka, Indiana, area and across the country.
Ronald K. Downs, M.D., F.A.C.S. founded The Centre, P.C. in Elkhart, Indiana in 1992. He is an active member in the American Society of Plastic Surgeons. Dr. Downs is also a member of The American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, The American Medical Association, The Ohio Valley Plastic Surgery Society, The Rush Surgical Society, and The Indiana State Medical Association where he serves on the board of directors and has served as the president from 2003 to 2004.
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Dr. Macias completed her plastic and reconstructive surgery residency training at Spectrum Health/Michigan State University in Grand Rapids, Michigan. She is currently Board-Eligible with the American Board of Plastic Surgery.
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Patrick J. Viscardi, M.D. has been part of the surgical team at The Centre, P.C. since 1998. Dr. Viscardi graduated from Dartmouth College in Hanover, New Hampshire, as a summa cum laude. He received his Doctor of Medicine Degree from the University of Rochester in New York. Dr. Viscardi completed his internship and general surgery residency at the University of Louisville, where he served as chief resident from 1994 to 1995.
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The Centre P.C. now offers an advanced imaging technique called VECTRA ® 3D that provides patients with realistic previews of expected outcomes from specific surgical procedures prior to those procedures being performed.
