BodyTite

Dr. David Dellinger has attained board certifications in both plastic/reconstructive and general surgery, and has more than 20 years of experience performing body contouring plastic surgery procedures. At Elysian Plastic Surgery, Dr. Dellinger works with men and women in the Austin area and beyond who are interested in refining their look without surgery.

Contact us online or call our Austin office at 512-229-1978 to learn more your options for body contouring.

• We offer a full range of nonsurgical cosmetic treatments that utilize modern devices and techniques to produce the best results, including both BodyTite and FaceTite.
• At Elysian Plastic Surgery, we put you first. We’re committed to using our education and experience to really listen to you and provide knowledgeable and compassionate care from your first contact through your final visit.
• A board-certified plastic surgeon with two decades of experience, Dr. Dellinger has continued his training and education to stay current on the latest innovations in surgical and nonsurgical body contouring procedures.

Before your BodyTite procedure, you will have the option of taking something for anxiety and a mild pain reliever. Dr. Dellinger and his staff will cleanse the skin and numb the treatment area, then use the BodyTite device to heat the skin and underlying fat to destroy the fat cells and tighten the collagen in the skin. The internal and external temperatures of your skin and tissue are precisely controlled throughout your BodyTite procedure to ensure optimal results without damaging the surrounding area. A small tube may be used to suction away the loose or melted fat. Your BodyTite treatment may take an hour or longer depending on the number of treatment areas but no stitches will be needed.*

You shouldn’t have scars from your BodyTite procedure and you may see results similar to surgical body contouring procedures. You should see a noticeable change in your body after having BodyTite. Your final results will occur over the next few months as the skin continues to tighten and swelling goes away.*

To schedule your BodyTite consultation, please call our Austin plastic surgery practice at 512-229-1978 or request a consultation online.

*This information is for education only, and is not meant as a guarantee of results. Your results may vary.

How much does BodyTite cost?

The cost of the BodyTite procedure can vary depending on the area in the country in which it is performed, the experience of the plastic surgeon and the size of the targeted area. RealSelf estimates the average cost of BodyTite to be $6,785 with a wide range of variation. Cost of treatment will depend on your specific goals.

Be sure to ask about our financing options.

How can I find the best cosmetic surgeon for BodyTite near me?

As with any procedure, ensure that your plastic surgeon has lots of experience performing the BodyTite procedure. Come to the consultation prepared with questions and ask to see before and after photos of people to get a better idea of results you can expect.

Who is best suited for BodyTite treatment?

The ideal candidate should be in generally good health, mild to moderate skin laxity and is within 30 percent of their ideal weight. Those persons who are not good candidates include people with autoimmune diseases, with allergies to certain local anesthetics, have infections or skin diseases, and women who are breastfeeding or pregnant.

How long does the BodyTite procedure take?

Your BodyTite treatment may take an hour or longer depending on the number of treatment areas but no stitches will be needed.

Does BodyTite hurt?

After the procedure, you may feel tender or sore. You may also experience some tightness, bruising and swelling.

How long will recovery take after BodyTite?

Because the surgery is minimally invasive, you should feel pretty much back to normal within a few days. You should rest at home for a few days, have someone available to help you and get up regularly to move around. There may be some drainage in the first 1 to 2 days that may require changing bandages. You may be able to return to work and resume light activities in a few days but you should avoid strenuous physical activity for a couple of weeks.

What are the risks involved with BodyTite?

While BodyTite is a relatively safe procedure, there are some risks associated with it. These include some firm areas under the skin, temporary lumps following the procedure, minor bruising and swelling and minor sensitivity or redness. The risks of permanent, serious injury are very small.