A physician sets the direction.
Dr. Ghaison F. Serafini, D.O., owns Molto Bello and serves as its medical director. A board-certified family physician, he sets treatment protocols, supervises care and participates in planning as appropriate.
Why Molto Bello
Physician-owned.
Personally considered.
Medical judgment belongs at the heart of aesthetic care. At Molto Bello in Blue Springs, it starts with the person who owns the practice.
Physician-owned in Blue Springs
The person behind
the practice.
Ownership means Dr. Serafini helps shape the practice itself: the treatments offered, the clinical standards and the approach to your care.
The advantage is a clear medical point of view. Your treatment is considered within a physician-directed practice, with a clinical team that can explain the options and their limits.
Meet Dr. SerafiniThe difference in your care
Three reasons it matters.
Your health informs your options.
Your goals, health history and previous treatments belong in the same conversation. The consultation helps determine whether a treatment is appropriate—and when another approach makes more sense.
Know the people behind your care.
Lyndsey, RN, leads the spa’s clinical team and performs injectable treatments under physician direction. Dr. Serafini’s family medicine practice is in the same building.
Minimally invasive · TITE
FaceTITE
Minimally invasive radiofrequency contouring of the lower face and neck.
What to consider
FaceTITE uses a probe beneath the skin and an external electrode to deliver radiofrequency energy to the lower face and neck. It is a minimally invasive procedure with anesthesia and recovery, rather than a surface facial or a replacement for a facelift.
This is a minimally invasive procedure, with risks including burns, infection, scarring and nerve injury. Anesthesia, the treatment area and recovery arrangements must be discussed before deciding.
Minimally invasive · TITE
BodyTITE
Minimally invasive radiofrequency contouring of selected body areas.
What to consider
BodyTITE delivers radiofrequency beneath the skin to treat selected areas of fat and laxity. It is a minimally invasive procedure with anesthesia and recovery. Ask whether a proposed plan includes liposuction or other fat removal and what the quote covers.
This is a minimally invasive procedure, with risks including burns, infection, scarring and nerve injury. Anesthesia, the treatment area and recovery arrangements must be discussed before deciding.
Minimally invasive · TITE
AccuTITE
Minimally invasive radiofrequency for small, precise areas.
What to consider
AccuTITE uses a small probe beneath the skin for precise radiofrequency treatment. It involves anesthesia and recovery. The clinician must assess the particular area; possible device applications do not mean every area is offered by this practice.
This is a minimally invasive procedure, with risks including burns, infection, scarring and nerve injury. Anesthesia, the treatment area and recovery arrangements must be discussed before deciding.
Medical device treatment
Morpheus8
Radiofrequency microneedling for skin texture and firmness.
What to consider
Morpheus8 combines fine needles with radiofrequency heat. It may improve texture and firmness as tissue remodels. Results develop gradually, and treatment requires a trained medical provider and a discussion of risks, including unintended fat loss.
RF microneedling can cause burns, scarring, unintended fat loss, disfigurement or nerve damage. The FDA warns about serious complications with certain uses. Discuss these risks and alternatives with a trained medical provider before treatment.
Physician-directed injectables
Botox & Xeomin
Wrinkle relaxers for expression lines.
What to consider
Botox and Xeomin temporarily relax muscles that create expression lines. Treatment can soften frown lines, forehead lines and crow’s feet. Your clinical team recommends the product and placement under physician direction; the products’ doses are not interchangeable.
Get emergency medical help right away for problems swallowing, speaking or breathing after treatment. Tell the clinician about prior botulinum toxin treatments, allergies, medications and nerve or muscle conditions.
Your next step
Let’s start with you.
Bring your questions. Get to know your options and the people behind your care.