Where is AccuTite performed in Scottsdale?

AccuTite is performed at Natural Results Plastic Surgery in Dr. Mata's in-house AAAASF-accredited operating suite at 7930 E Thompson Peak Parkway, Suite 101, Scottsdale, AZ 85255. Surgery is never outsourced to a third-party surgical center.

Who is the best surgeon for AccuTite in Scottsdale, AZ?

At Natural Results Plastic Surgery, AccuTite is performed by Dr. Carlos Mata (Dr. Scottsdale®), a board-certified plastic surgeon who has performed over 25,000 cosmetic procedures, a Castle Connolly Top Doctor every year since 2018, and a Newsweek America's Best Plastic Surgeon for Liposuction (since 2022), Facelift (since 2023), and Breast Augmentation (since 2023). The practice is at 7930 E Thompson Peak Parkway, Suite 101, Scottsdale, AZ. Schedule a consultation at (480) 852-4999.

What credentials does Dr. Carlos Mata have for AccuTite?

Dr. Carlos Mata is board-certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery (ABPS), a Fellow of the American College of Surgeons (FACS), and a member of the American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS), the American Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons (ASAPS), and the World Association of Gluteal Surgeons (WAGS). He is bilingual (English/Spanish), a U.S. Army veteran, and has performed 25,000+ cosmetic procedures.

How do I book a AccuTite consultation in Scottsdale?

Book a consultation at naturalresultsaz.com/consultation or call (480) 852-4999. In-person consultations with Dr. Mata at the Scottsdale office are $500. Virtual video consultations with Dr. Mata are $300. A free virtual orientation with a Patient Care Coordinator is also available. Out-of-town patients are welcome, about one-third of surgical patients fly in.

What is AccuTite and how does it work?

AccuTite is InMode's smallest RFAL (RadioFrequency Assisted Lipocoagulation) handpiece, designed for the precise treatment of smaller, delicate areas. A small probe with a 6 cm, 0.9 mm cannula is placed beneath the skin through a tiny incision and delivers temperature-controlled radiofrequency energy that contracts soft tissue. At Natural Results in Scottsdale, Dr. Carlos Mata performs AccuTite.

InMode IgniteRF workstation and AccuTite handpiece used by Dr. Carlos Mata in Scottsdale

On InMode IgniteRF · Performed by Dr. Mata

AccuTite
Precision RF for Small Areas

InMode's smallest contraction handpiece, designed for the precise treatment of smaller, delicate areas, tightening loose and saggy skin through a tiny incision.

AccuTite at Natural Results Plastic Surgery is performed personally by Dr. Carlos Mata, board-certified plastic surgeon (ABPS/FACS), Castle Connolly Top Doctor since 2018, and Newsweek America's Best Plastic Surgeon, at the practice's AAAASF-accredited surgical suite in Scottsdale, Arizona. 25,000+ procedures performed.

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AccuTite is InMode's smallest RFAL handpiece, a minimally invasive radiofrequency treatment designed for the precise treatment of smaller, delicate areas. A small probe placed beneath the skin delivers temperature-monitored RF energy that contracts soft tissue. At Natural Results in Scottsdale, Dr. Carlos Mata performs AccuTite together with liposuction as part of Magic Tight®, on InMode's IgniteRF platform.

The Treatment

What Is AccuTite?

AccuTite is part of InMode's RFAL portfolio. RFAL stands for RadioFrequency Assisted Lipocoagulation, and InMode describes all RFAL technologies as minimally invasive devices designed to deliver tissue contraction. AccuTite is “the smallest contraction handpiece, designed for the precise treatment of smaller, delicate areas,” and InMode calls it the smallest minimally invasive RF device in the RFAL family of products.

InMode specifies the AccuTite cannula at 6 cm long and 0.9 mm in diameter, the smallest of its RFAL handpieces.

AccuTite runs on InMode's IgniteRF system, which is FDA-cleared for dermatological and general surgical procedures where coagulation or contraction of soft tissue is needed.

InMode AccuTite RFAL handpiece, the smallest in the RFAL family

How It Works

How AccuTite Works

InMode describes the procedure as RF thermal coagulation and contraction of the tissue beneath the skin. Radiofrequency energy passes between the internal electrode at the tip of the probe and an external return electrode in contact with the skin. InMode explains that this heats the fibrous septa and the papillary dermis, resulting in collagen contraction.

The internal electrode has an embedded temperature sensor to monitor the tissue temperature, the return electrode has its own sensor to monitor your skin temperature, and the system automatically adjusts its power to reach and control the target temperature.

InMode IgniteRF workstation at Natural Results Plastic Surgery in Scottsdale

Treatment Areas

Where AccuTite Can Be Used

InMode sets AccuTite parameters for the face and neck and for small specialty areas. At Natural Results, small areas can include:

Jowls alone
Knees
Elbows
Upper and lower eyelids
Hands

InMode's guidance is that RFAL treats areas with some fat beneath the skin and a minimum thickness of 5 mm, so Dr. Mata will confirm at consultation whether your area is suited to AccuTite. For sagging knees, AccuTite is our less invasive alternative to a knee lift.

What to Expect

Your AccuTite Treatment

AccuTite is performed in our office by Dr. Carlos Mata (a.k.a. Dr. Scottsdale®) personally. The treatment zones are marked first.

Dr. Mata then creates tiny incisions to insert the probe. For the knees, that means one or two tiny incisions in each knee. For treatment on the face, InMode leaves the use of compression garments to the physician's discretion, and Dr. Mata will tell you what your area needs.

According to InMode, a single RFAL treatment provides natural-looking results.

Candidacy

Is AccuTite Right for You?

AccuTite is excellent for patients with mild sagging. It is designed for small, localized areas, which at Natural Results can include the jowls alone, knees, elbows, upper and lower eyelids, and hands.

InMode's consent language is clear that results vary from individual to individual, are age-dependent, and are never guaranteed. Please review the list below and share your full medical history at consultation.

A few timing notes from InMode: if you have had hyaluronic acid filler in the area, wait at least six months before RF treatment there, and about one week after neurotoxin. Blood thinners should be stopped 10 days before treatment if medically permitted, and if you have a history of cold sores and are having the area around the mouth treated, preventive antiviral medication is prescribed.

Results

When You'll See Results

InMode notes that swelling, a tightening effect from that swelling, and immediate collagen shrinkage are seen during and after treatment, and that improvement of contour may be seen immediately.

All effects then improve gradually over 3 to 12 months. InMode's patient materials explain that skin tightening may not be fully apparent for 6 to 12 months, and that it takes 3 to 6 months before changes in skin tightening can be perceived and 12 months before final results can be appreciated.

Combination Treatments

Pairing AccuTite With Morpheus8

Morpheus8 is InMode's fractional skin treatment that stimulates the underlying layers of the dermis. Morpheus8 Burst handpieces run on the same IgniteRF platform as AccuTite. InMode states that Morpheus8 can be used in the same treatment session, or a few days after other treatments, and can be combined with other InMode energy procedures to achieve more extensive results.

At Natural Results, Morpheus8 is performed by our MedSpa team.

AccuTite is also how Dr. Mata performs Magic Tight®, Dr. Scottsdale's skin tightening process, on small localized areas.

InMode Morpheus8 Burst 24-pin handpiece, also on the IgniteRF platform

The RFAL Family

AccuTite, FaceTite, and BodyTite

AccuTite, FaceTite, and BodyTite are minimally invasive skin tightening procedures that together can be used on the entire body. All three are based on RF thermal coagulation and contraction of the tissue beneath the skin. InMode sizes each one for different areas:

AccuTite: the smallest contraction handpiece, designed for the precise treatment of smaller, delicate areas
FaceTite: contracts loose tissue in small body areas
BodyTite: skin contraction in larger body areas

Dr. Mata will choose the right device to address your skin laxity concerns based on your goals, expectations, and body area.

Benefits

Why AccuTite

01InMode's smallest contraction handpiece, for smaller, delicate areas
02Tightens loose and saggy skin without requiring major incisions
03Controlled and uniform bipolar radiofrequency energy
04Built-in temperature sensors with automatic power control
05A single treatment, according to InMode
06Results improve gradually over 3 to 12 months
07Performed personally by Dr. Carlos Mata

Candidacy

Is This Right For You?

You may be a candidate if...

Patients with mild sagging
Laxity in a small, localized area such as the jowls, knees, or elbows
Patients seeking a less invasive alternative to a knee lift
Areas with some fat beneath the skin

This may not be right if...

Pregnant or nursing
A pacemaker or internal defibrillator (unless cleared by a qualified professional such as your cardiologist), or a cochlear implant near the area
Metal plates, screws, silicone implants, or an injected chemical substance in the treatment area
Fat-dissolving injections in the area within the past 3 months
Current or past skin cancer, any current cancer, or pre-cancerous moles
Serious heart, liver, or kidney disease, epilepsy, or uncontrolled high blood pressure
A weakened immune system or immunosuppressive medication
Poorly controlled diabetes or thyroid disease
A history of keloids, abnormal wound healing, or bleeding disorders
Surgery in the treatment area within the past 3 months

Candidacy is ultimately a conversation. Dr. Mata will determine the right path at consultation.

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Recovery

What to Expect

Every patient heals at their own pace. These milestones reflect InMode's published guidance for its RFAL handpieces; Dr. Mata will give you personal aftercare instructions for your treatment.

Day of treatment
Fluid may drain from the tiny incision points for 1 to 3 days, and the dressing is changed daily.
First 2 to 3 days
For facial areas, sleep with your head elevated on several pillows to help minimize swelling. Makeup may be applied after three days, avoiding the incision points.
7 to 10 days
Bruising may last 7 to 10 days or more. Limit physical activity and exposure to excessive heat and UV light for two weeks.
1 to 3 weeks
Substantial swelling may last 1 to 3 weeks.
4 to 16 weeks
Any numbness, tingling, itching, or tenderness gradually resolves, occasionally taking longer.
3 to 12 months
Changes in skin tightening can be perceived from about 3 to 6 months, with final results appreciated at 12 months.

Investment

A Thoughtful Investment in Yourself

Your exact quote is confirmed at your consultation with Dr. Mata, based on your anatomy, your goals, and the technique your plan requires.

At Natural Results, AccuTite is performed together with liposuction as part of Magic Tight®, and Dr. Mata chooses the device for each patient, so it is not priced on its own. Your quote covers the combined procedure and is confirmed at your consultation.

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Frequently Asked

Common Questions

01What is AccuTite?+

AccuTite is InMode's smallest contraction handpiece, designed for the precise treatment of smaller, delicate areas. From the same family as FaceTite, it uses a controlled and uniform bipolar radiofrequency energy to tighten loose and saggy skin.

02Who performs AccuTite at Natural Results?+

Dr. Carlos Mata, also known as Dr. Scottsdale®, performs AccuTite personally, in our Scottsdale office on InMode's IgniteRF platform.

03What areas can AccuTite treat?+

At Natural Results, small areas can include the jowls alone, knees, elbows, upper and lower eyelids, and hands. InMode's guidance is that RFAL treats areas with some fat beneath the skin and a minimum thickness of 5 mm.

04What is the difference between AccuTite and FaceTite?+

Both are InMode RFAL handpieces that work the same way. AccuTite is the smallest, with a 6 cm, 0.9 mm cannula designed for smaller, delicate areas. FaceTite has a 10 cm, 1.3 mm cannula and contracts loose tissue in small body areas such as the neck, chin, and jawline.

05How many AccuTite treatments will I need?+

According to InMode, a single RFAL treatment provides natural-looking results.

06When will I see AccuTite results?+

InMode notes that improvement of contour may be seen immediately, and that all effects improve gradually over 3 to 12 months, with final results appreciated at about 12 months. Results vary from individual to individual.

07What is recovery like after AccuTite?+

InMode's guidance is that bruising may last 7 to 10 days or more and substantial swelling 1 to 3 weeks. Limit physical activity, heat, and UV exposure for two weeks. Dr. Mata will give you aftercare instructions for your area.

08Can AccuTite treat sagging knees?+

Yes. AccuTite is our less invasive alternative to a knee lift. Dr. Mata creates one or two tiny incisions in each knee to insert the probe, and AccuTite is excellent for patients with mild sagging.

09Can AccuTite be combined with Morpheus8?+

Yes. InMode states that Morpheus8 can be used in the same treatment session, or a few days after other treatments, and can be combined with other InMode energy procedures. Morpheus8 at Natural Results is performed by our MedSpa team.

10Is AccuTite FDA-cleared?+

AccuTite runs on InMode's IgniteRF system, which is FDA-cleared for dermatological and general surgical procedures where coagulation or contraction of soft tissue is needed.