FaceTite London

★★★★★

Over 1000 patients reviews...

Sarah Johnson

The consultation was thorough and the doctor explained risks and recovery clearly.

27th December 2025

George Davies

★★★★★

My jawline looks more defined and the tightening improved gradually as promised.

7th December 2025

Megan Edwards

Professional clinic with excellent aftercare guidance.

10th March 2026

Benjamin Edwards

★★★★★

Swelling settled over time and the result looks natural, not obvious.

15th January 2026

Mia Phillips

I felt well looked after from booking to follow-up.

3rd December 2025

Chloe Adams

★★★★★

Clear expectations set from the start. Very reassuring approach.

17th December 2025

Jack Thomas

Comfortable experience overall and a very clinical environment.

25th January 2026

Tommy Baxter

★★★★★

I appreciated the conservative planning and focus on safety.

23rd February 2026

Emily Clark

The changes are subtle but meaningful. I look fresher and more contoured.

9th December 2025

Jessica Martin

★★★★★

Good communication and attentive follow-up.

14th February 2026

Your FaceTite journey

Step 1

Consultation

Your consultation is carried out in-clinic with an experienced doctor. We assess facial anatomy, skin quality and the areas you wish to improve (commonly the lower face, jawline, jowls and neck). We review medical history and suitability, then explain FaceTite (radiofrequency-assisted lipolysis), expected outcomes, limitations, recovery and material risks so you can make an informed decision in line with UK consent standards.

Step 2

Preparation

Your coordinator supports you through scheduling and pre-procedure guidance. We advise on medication considerations, practical planning for the first few days of recovery, and what to expect with swelling, bruising and compression. If relevant, we discuss skin preparation and how to minimise risk factors that can affect healing.

Step 3

Procedure

FaceTite is a minimally invasive contouring procedure that uses controlled radiofrequency energy beneath the skin to support tissue tightening and targeted fat reduction. A thin internal probe is introduced via small access points, with an external electrode completing the circuit. Energy delivery is carefully monitored to manage temperatures and reduce risk. The treatment plan and anaesthesia approach are tailored by your doctor.

Step 4

Recovery

You will receive personalised aftercare instructions, including compression guidance (if advised), skincare, activity modification and signs that require medical review. Swelling and bruising are expected initially. Results typically develop gradually over weeks to months as swelling resolves and collagen remodelling progresses. Follow-up reviews are arranged to monitor healing and progress.

FaceTite overview

Procedure

1–2 hours

Hospital Stay

No stay

Time off work

3–7 days

Shower

After 24h

Driving

After 24h

Results last

1–5 years

Exercise

1–2 weeks

Sexual activity

1–2 weeks

What's the cost?

FaceTite starts from £4,500. Your exact fee depends on the areas treated and the complexity of the contouring plan agreed during consultation. We prioritise safe patient selection, realistic outcomes and an evidence-based consent process aligned with UK professional standards.

FaceTite may be suitable for patients seeking improvement in lower-face and neck contour with an added tightening component, particularly where mild to moderate laxity is present. Where there is significant excess skin, alternative surgical options may be more appropriate, and this will be discussed during consultation.

*If additional clinical services are required (e.g., sedation or theatre/nursing), these will be discussed transparently during consultation.

Prices start at

£4500

12 Month 0% Finance Available

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Doctor-led consultation

Tailored treatment plan

Clinical-grade setting

Aftercare guidance

Follow-up support

FaceTite transformations

Our FaceTite practitioners

Dr Mike Tee

BSC, MB, BCHIR, DLO, DRCOG, MRCGP

Dr Mike Tee is a GMC-registered doctor known for a conservative, anatomy-led approach to FaceTite planning. He focuses on proportionate lower-face and neck contour improvement, careful patient selection, and clear UK-standard consent discussions. His technique is meticulous and safety-led, with structured aftercare to support predictable healing and natural-looking results.

Dr Aamer Khan

MSC, CHD, MSBC

Dr Aamer Khan is a senior physician with extensive experience in aesthetic medicine and facial rejuvenation. For FaceTite, he prioritises balanced contouring and realistic expectations, particularly around skin tightening timelines and how results develop over time. Patients value his calm manner, detailed explanations, and focus on safety and proportion.

Dr Lucy Glancey

MRCS, BAHRS, MBCAM, BACS

Dr Lucy Glancey is an experienced surgeon with a strong background in aesthetic procedures. She brings surgical precision to FaceTite contouring, with careful planning around jawline definition, skin quality, and suitability versus alternative options. Her approach emphasises meticulous technique, clear communication, and attentive follow-up to support a smooth recovery and refined result.

With FaceTite, the best outcomes come from careful assessment and conservative planning. We focus on safe technique, realistic tightening expectations, and structured aftercare so the result looks natural and proportionate.

Dr Mike Tee
BSC, MB, BCHIR, DLO, DRCOG, MRCGP
GMC: 3118018

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Where do we undertake our FaceTite treatments?

14 Devonshire Pl, London, W1G 6HX

We're based in central London at the historic 14 Devonshire Pl which is only a short 2 minute walk from Regents Park tube station a 10 minute taxi journey to Kings Cross, and St Pancras stations.

We're open Monday - Friday 8am - 8pm, and Saturday - Sunday 9am - 5pm, feel free to drop in to talk to a member of our team where they can answer any of your FaceTite questions.

Alternatively book an appointment, request a callback, or call us on 0207 4364441.

How does FaceTite work?

Tighten and contour

FaceTite is a minimally invasive procedure that uses radiofrequency-assisted lipolysis to contour the lower face and neck and support skin tightening. A thin internal probe is placed beneath the skin via small access points, while an external electrode sits on the surface. Radiofrequency energy passes between them, heating tissue in a controlled and monitored way.

This controlled heating can help with targeted fat reduction and collagen remodelling. Over time, collagen changes may improve skin firmness and definition, particularly around the jawline and neck. Results vary and depend on anatomy, skin quality, and the extent of laxity. Where there is significant excess skin, a surgical procedure may be more appropriate and will be discussed during consultation.

Recovery typically includes swelling and bruising initially, with results developing gradually over weeks to months. As with any procedure, risks exist and can include bruising, swelling, discomfort, temporary numbness, contour irregularity, infection, scarring at access points, burns, bleeding/seroma, and rarely more significant complications. We discuss material risks and alternatives as part of a UK-standard consent process.

FaceTite FAQs

Is FaceTite a facelift?

FaceTite is not a surgical facelift. It is a minimally invasive contouring procedure that can improve definition and support tightening. If there is significant excess skin, a surgical option may be more appropriate.

Which areas can be treated?

FaceTite is commonly used for the lower face, jowls, jawline and neck. Suitability depends on anatomy and skin quality and is confirmed during consultation.

How long does recovery take?

Most patients need several days of reduced activity, with swelling and bruising improving over time. Full settling and tightening can take weeks to months.

When will I see results?

Some contour change may be visible once early swelling reduces, but tightening usually develops gradually over weeks to months as remodelling progresses.

How long do results last?

Longevity varies. Many patients see results that can last years, influenced by skin quality, ageing, and lifestyle factors.

What are the risks?

Risks can include swelling, bruising, discomfort, temporary numbness, infection, scarring at access sites, contour irregularity, burns, bleeding/seroma, and rarely more significant complications. Material risks and alternatives are discussed during consultation.