On this page13 sections
- How much does FaceTite cost in London?
- Is “radiofrequency skin tightening” the same as FaceTite? Does it cost the same?
- Where FaceTite sits — what you get for the cost
- What drives the cost of FaceTite?
- How much does AccuTite cost?
- What’s included in the price of FaceTite?
- How much does FaceTite cost combined with other treatments?
- FaceTite vs a mini facelift — the cost-and-results trade-off
- Can you get FaceTite on finance?
- Is FaceTite worth the cost?
- Why choose Centre for Surgery for FaceTite?
- FaceTite cost FAQs
- Learn more about FaceTite and skin tightening
FaceTite at Centre for Surgery costs from £3,500 for a single area (face or neck) and from £4,500 for face and neck combined. It is performed under local anaesthetic with oral sedation, so there is no anaesthetist’s fee for the standalone procedure.
FaceTite is a minimally invasive radiofrequency skin tightening treatment — the branded technology most widely used for this in the UK — that tightens mild-to-moderate skin laxity of the face and neck from beneath the skin, filling the “treatment gap” between non-surgical devices and a surgical facelift. It produces roughly 30–50% of the correction of a mini facelift, with minimal downtime and no surgical incisions, and results typically last 3–5 years. This guide explains what FaceTite (and radiofrequency skin tightening generally) costs in London in 2026, what you get for that price relative to surgery, what AccuTite costs, and how finance works.
How much does FaceTite cost in London?
At Centre for Surgery, FaceTite pricing depends on how many areas are treated and whether it is combined with other treatments. The table below gives the indicative ranges; your exact quote is confirmed at your in-person consultation.
| FaceTite option | Indicative cost (London) |
|---|---|
| AccuTite — single small zone | from £2,500 |
| FaceTite — face OR neck | from £3,500 |
| FaceTite — face & neck combined | from £4,500 |
| FaceTite + Morpheus8 (“thermal sandwich”) | from £4,150 |
| FaceTite + chin & neck liposuction | from £5,500 |
| FaceTite + mini neck lift | from £8,000 |
Prices in London tend to sit above the UK average, reflecting facility standards and surgeon experience. FaceTite results depend heavily on correct patient selection and proper energy settings, so the operator matters more than a few hundred pounds of price difference.
Is “radiofrequency skin tightening” the same as FaceTite? Does it cost the same?
If you’ve searched “radiofrequency skin tightening cost” rather than “FaceTite cost”, you’re looking for the same category of treatment. FaceTite is a specific, branded radiofrequency device — the one used at Centre for Surgery — and it is the deeper, more powerful end of the radiofrequency skin tightening spectrum, working beneath the skin via a small probe rather than only on the surface. Surface-only RF devices (sometimes marketed under other brand names) are cheaper but deliver less tightening than FaceTite. The pricing above for FaceTite and AccuTite applies whether you search by the brand name or the generic term.
Where FaceTite sits — what you get for the cost
FaceTite occupies a specific place on the cost-and-correction spectrum. Non-surgical devices like Morpheus8 or HIFU cost less but deliver less tightening; a surgical facelift or neck lift costs more but corrects far more. FaceTite sits in between — more tightening than non-surgical RF, at a fraction of the cost (and downtime) of surgery, delivering roughly 30–50% of what a mini facelift achieves. For the right candidate — typically late 30s to early 50s with mild-to-moderate laxity and good skin quality — that is good value. For someone with pronounced jowling, loose neck skin, or platysmal banding, FaceTite would under-correct, and the money is better spent on surgery.
What drives the cost of FaceTite?
- Number of areas treated: a single zone (face or neck) costs less than face and neck combined.
- Combined treatments: adding Morpheus8, chin and neck liposuction, or a mini neck lift increases the total.
- Anaesthetic: standalone FaceTite uses local anaesthetic with oral sedation, so there is no anaesthetist’s fee; combined surgical procedures may use TIVA, which adds cost.
- Extent of laxity: more extensive treatment areas take longer and cost more than a well-localised zone.
How much does AccuTite cost?
AccuTite is the smaller-probe version of FaceTite, using the same radiofrequency technology in a finer cannula for delicate zones the FaceTite probe is too large for — lower eyelids, brow, nasolabial folds, the peri-oral area, and small neck zones. Standalone AccuTite for a single small zone costs from £2,500. In practice, most patients have AccuTite as part of a combined session with FaceTite (FaceTite for the lower face and neck, AccuTite for the adjacent delicate zones) rather than on its own — priced from £4,500, the same as FaceTite face and neck, with a modest supplement for the extra zones.
What’s included in the price of FaceTite?
Your FaceTite quote at Centre for Surgery is itemised and confirmed in writing. The standalone price covers:
- Your surgeon’s fee
- Treatment time at our CQC-regulated Baker Street hospital
- Local anaesthetic with oral sedation
- Full pre-operative medical assessment
- Unlimited pre-operative consultations with your surgeon
- Same-day discharge
- Your surgeon’s direct number for the first 24 hours
- A dedicated patient coordinator
- All follow-up appointments and aftercare through six months
Standalone FaceTite is done under local anaesthetic, so there is no separate anaesthetist’s fee — that only applies when it is combined with a surgical procedure requiring TIVA.
How much does FaceTite cost combined with other treatments?
FaceTite is often combined with other treatments in one session for a more complete result:
- With Morpheus8 (“thermal sandwich” — tightening from below and resurfacing from the surface): from £4,150
- With chin & neck liposuction (for laxity plus submental fat): from £5,500
- With a mini neck lift (for laxity at the upper end of what FaceTite can address): from £8,000
The FaceTite-plus-Morpheus8 combination is the most common, addressing both skin laxity and texture in a single session. The mini neck lift combination includes a substantive surgical component, which is reflected in the price.
FaceTite vs a mini facelift — the cost-and-results trade-off
This is the comparison most patients are really weighing up. A mini facelift costs more than FaceTite and involves surgery, a longer recovery, and TIVA — but it repositions and removes skin, lasts far longer (years rather than 3–5), and corrects changes FaceTite cannot touch. FaceTite is cheaper, has minimal downtime, and avoids surgery, but delivers a more modest result that fades sooner. The right choice is about your anatomy, not just the price: mild-to-moderate laxity with good skin quality favours FaceTite; pronounced laxity or structural descent favours surgery. If you are weighing the surgical route, see our guides to how much a facelift costs and how much a neck lift costs.
Can you get FaceTite on finance?
You can pay in full or spread the cost with finance through Chrysalis Finance, subject to status. Plans and a representative example are on our finance options page, and a patient coordinator can talk you through them on 020 7993 4849.
Is FaceTite worth the cost?
For the right candidate, FaceTite is good value: it delivers meaningful tightening of mild-to-moderate laxity, in a single session, with a few days’ downtime, and the result lasts 3–5 years. For patients who want to avoid surgery, or who have a previous facelift and want maintenance tightening without another operation, it fills a genuine need that neither non-surgical devices nor surgery quite covers.
It is not worth the cost for everyone. If your laxity is pronounced, FaceTite will under-correct and you will have spent from £3,500 on a result that disappoints — surgery would be better value despite the higher price. And if your changes are mild, a non-surgical treatment may be all you need. The value comes entirely from matching the treatment to the degree of laxity, which is what an honest consultation establishes. We will tell you directly if FaceTite isn’t the right call for you.
Why choose Centre for Surgery for FaceTite?
Centre for Surgery offers FaceTite and AccuTite at our CQC-regulated private hospital on Baker Street, performed by plastic surgeons.
- GMC-registered surgeons: all FaceTite is performed by GMC-registered plastic surgeons, members of BAPRAS and ISAPS. We do not delegate FaceTite to nurses or non-specialist practitioners.
- CQC-regulated private hospital: our purpose-built hospital at 95-97 Baker Street is independently inspected and rated “Good” by the Care Quality Commission.
- Honest case selection: if your anatomy needs a facelift, neck lift, or mini neck lift — or if a non-surgical option would serve you better — we will tell you, rather than selling you FaceTite regardless.
- Full range of facial procedures: FaceTite, AccuTite, Morpheus8, mini neck lift, neck lift, mini-through-deep-plane facelift, blepharoplasty, and brow lift — so we match the approach to your anatomy.
- Local anaesthetic with sedation: standalone FaceTite avoids general anaesthesia, with faster discharge and a shorter recovery.
- Two-week cooling-off period as standard, and finance through Chrysalis Finance.
Book your FaceTite consultation
- Phone: 020 7993 4849
- Email: contact@centreforsurgery.com
- Address: 95-97 Baker Street, Marylebone, London W1U 6RN
- Contact us to schedule your consultation
Your initial in-person consultation is £100, redeemable against the cost of treatment if you proceed. Consultation lines are open Monday to Saturday, 9am–6pm.
FaceTite cost FAQs
How much does FaceTite cost in the UK in 2026?
At Centre for Surgery in London, FaceTite for a single area (face or neck) costs from £3,500, and face and neck combined costs from £4,500. Combined treatments: with Morpheus8 from £4,150; with chin and neck liposuction from £5,500; with a mini neck lift from £8,000. AccuTite for a single small zone is from £2,500. Your exact price is confirmed at consultation.
How much does radiofrequency skin tightening cost, and is that different from FaceTite?
Not at Centre for Surgery — FaceTite is our radiofrequency skin tightening treatment, and the pricing is the same whichever term you search: from £3,500 for a single area, from £4,500 for face and neck combined. “Radiofrequency skin tightening” is a broad category that also covers surface-only devices with less tightening power; FaceTite works from beneath the skin via a fine probe, which is why it achieves roughly 30–50% of a mini facelift’s correction rather than a purely surface effect.
Is FaceTite cheaper than a facelift?
Yes — FaceTite (from £3,500) costs less than a mini or full facelift, and avoids surgery and general anaesthesia. But it does less: it tightens mild-to-moderate laxity by roughly 30–50% of what a mini facelift achieves, and the result lasts 3–5 years rather than many years. For pronounced laxity, a facelift is better value despite the higher price because FaceTite would under-correct. The cheaper option is only the better option if your degree of laxity actually suits it.
How much does AccuTite cost compared with FaceTite?
Standalone AccuTite for a single small zone (such as the lower eyelids) costs from £2,500. AccuTite uses the same radiofrequency technology as FaceTite in a smaller probe for delicate areas. Most patients have it combined with FaceTite rather than alone, in which case it is priced from £4,500, in line with FaceTite face and neck, with a modest supplement for the extra zones.
Why is FaceTite cheaper under local anaesthetic?
Standalone FaceTite is performed under local anaesthetic with oral sedation rather than general anaesthesia, so there is no separate anaesthetist’s fee in the price, and discharge and recovery are quicker. When FaceTite is combined with a surgical procedure such as a mini neck lift that requires TIVA, the anaesthetic cost is reflected in the combined price.
Is FaceTite covered by the NHS or insurance?
No. FaceTite is a cosmetic procedure and is not covered by the NHS or private medical insurance. It is funded privately, though finance is available through Chrysalis Finance.
How much does FaceTite cost per month on finance?
Finance is available through Chrysalis Finance, subject to status; see our finance options page.
What’s included in the price of FaceTite?
The price covers your surgeon’s fee, treatment time at our CQC-regulated Baker Street facility, local anaesthetic with oral sedation, pre-operative assessment, unlimited consultations, same-day discharge, your surgeon’s direct number for the first 24 hours, a dedicated patient coordinator, and all follow-up appointments through six months. Any compression garment or prescribed medication you need is bought separately, and histology is charged separately where a sample is sent for analysis; your coordinator confirms these in advance. There are no hidden extras.
How long do FaceTite results last, and is that good value?
FaceTite results typically last 3–5 years — longer than non-surgical RF or HIFU, shorter than a surgical facelift. For a single-session treatment with minimal downtime, that is good value for patients with mild-to-moderate laxity. After the result relaxes, some patients have a repeat FaceTite treatment; others, whose ageing has progressed, move on to surgery. That progression is normal, not a failure of the original treatment.
How much does FaceTite with Morpheus8 cost?
FaceTite combined with Morpheus8 — the “thermal sandwich” that tightens from beneath the skin and resurfaces from the surface in one session — typically costs from £4,150 at Centre for Surgery. It is the most common FaceTite combination because it addresses both skin laxity and texture together.
Learn more about FaceTite and skin tightening
- FaceTite & AccuTite
- Morpheus8 (RF microneedling)
- Chin & neck liposuction
- Mini neck lift
- Neck lift
- Mini facelift
- Facelift
- How much does a facelift cost?
- How much does a neck lift cost?
