FaceTite with Mr Reza Nassab costs from £7,500. The price covers the procedure, the facility, your compression garment and routine follow-up, and the exact figure depends on the areas treated and whether FaceTite is combined with another procedure. The £150 consultation is charged separately.
Price: FaceTite from £7,500 · Consultation £150, charged separately · Full price list
The price of FaceTite
FaceTite is quoted from £7,500. Your personal quote is confirmed in writing after Mr Nassab has assessed your face and neck and agreed a plan with you. For comparison, a mini facelift costs from £8,000 and a full facelift from £14,500. All current prices are on the prices page.
What is included in your quote
- Surgeon's fee: planning and performing the treatment personally.
- Anaesthesia: local anaesthetic, with sedation if this is agreed as part of your plan and the fee for the anaesthetist where one is needed.
- Facility and theatre: use of the treatment theatre, the single-use FaceTite handpiece and nursing care.
- Compression garment: the chin and neck support garment worn during recovery.
- Routine follow-up: reviews with the team to check healing and progress as the skin tightens.
The £150 consultation
Every treatment begins with a consultation with Mr Nassab, which costs £150 and is always charged separately from the procedure. He examines the skin quality, laxity and fat in your lower face and neck, discusses your goals and explains honestly whether FaceTite is likely to help or whether another approach would suit you better. You receive a written plan and quote, and there is no obligation to book.
What can change the price
FaceTite is tailored to each person, and several factors influence the final figure:
- Treatment areas: the jowls, jawline, under the chin and neck may be treated together or separately.
- Amount of fat: more fat under the chin or along the jaw can mean a longer treatment.
- Anaesthetic: local anaesthetic alone or with sedation.
- Combined procedures: FaceTite is sometimes paired with neck liposuction, a facelift or a neck lift, which changes the overall quote.
Is FaceTite good value compared with a facelift?
FaceTite costs less than a facelift and involves smaller entry points and a shorter recovery, but it does a different job. It aims to tighten mild to moderate skin laxity and refine the jawline; it does not reposition deeper tissues or remove large amounts of loose skin. For someone with significant jowls and neck laxity, FaceTite may give only a modest change, and a facelift may be the better investment. Our guide to FaceTite vs facelift compares the two in detail.
Who FaceTite tends to suit
Before thinking about price, it helps to know whether FaceTite is the right tool. It is generally best suited to adults with mild to moderate softening of the jawline, early jowling, a little fullness under the chin and reasonably good skin elasticity. People with heavier folds of skin on the neck, deep jowls or marked sun damage often gain less from it. A clear assessment at consultation means you only pay for a treatment that has a realistic chance of meeting your goals, and Mr Nassab will say so if he thinks an alternative such as double chin liposuction or surgery would be a better fit.
Paying for FaceTite
Most patients pay before their treatment date. If you would prefer to spread the cost, finance may be available through Chrysalis Finance. Reza Nassab Ltd is a credit broker, not a lender, and all applications are subject to status and affordability checks by the finance provider. Only borrow an amount you are comfortable repaying.
Why the cheapest offer can cost more
FaceTite uses heat beneath the skin, and technique matters. Poorly controlled energy can cause burns, lumps or nerve irritation along the jawline. Very low prices, including packages abroad, may mean limited assessment, a practitioner without surgical training or no follow-up if a problem appears after you return home. Choosing a consultant plastic surgeon who performs the treatment in an appropriate clinical setting, with planned aftercare, protects both your safety and your result.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does FaceTite cost in the UK?
Prices vary between clinics. With Mr Nassab, FaceTite costs from £7,500 with the £150 consultation charged separately.
Is FaceTite cheaper than a facelift?
Yes. FaceTite starts from £7,500 compared with a facelift from £14,500 but it is suited to milder laxity and gives a more subtle change.
Is more than one session needed?
Most people have a single treatment. Results develop gradually over several months as the skin contracts.
Is the garment included?
Yes. Your compression garment is included in the quoted fee.
Is paying in instalments possible?
Finance is available through Chrysalis Finance, subject to status. Reza Nassab Ltd is a credit broker, not a lender.
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