WHAT IS Morpheus8?

InMode’s Morpheus8 is a safe and effective minimally invasive modular RF fractional

solution for subdermal adipose remodeling.

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Key Benefits:

• For facial soft tissue and small hard-to-reach treatment areas.

• Delivers fractional resurfacing and subdermal treatments, penetrating tissue up to 5mm (4mm + 1mm thermal profile) to stimulate collagen production.

• Clinically proven to remodel subdermal and dermal tissue through fractional coagulation of fat and bulk sub-necrotic heating.

• Three interchangeable fractional tips with different microneedle configurations:

  • 12 pin Morpheus8 Prime for small narrow areas such as the periorbital zone and upper lip

  • 24 pin Morpheus8 for larger facial areas such as the forehead, nasolabial folds, jawlines, and neck

  • 24 pin Morpheus8 Resurfacing for the treatment of superficial conditions, including scarring

• Safe on skin types up to and including VI with little risk of post inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH) which is common with other resurfacing methods.

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WHAT CAN WE TREAT?

RENEW FACIAL TISSUE

• Morpheus8 targets subdermal layers to remodel collagen and enhance the appearance of the tissue.

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STIMULATE COLLAGEN

• Stimulate the production of collagen in the underlying layers of the dermis. The Morpheus8 modular tips enable procedures to be customized to treat small facial zones.

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DARKER SKIN TONES

• Morpheus8 effectively remodels skin and tissue with minimal risk of post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation. Patients should expect little to no thermal damage to skin types I – VI

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WHAT IS THE DOWNTIME?

Depending on the intensity of the treatment, there is little to no downtime. Most patients may have slight discomfort during and immediately after treatment. Some patients will experience no discomfort at all.

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HOW MANY SESSIONS ARE REQUIRED?
Your physician will determine the best treatment plan for you. The majority of patients have 2-3 sessions, however, most notice a difference after only 1 treatment. The number of sessions depends on your treatment concerns, your personal goals, and if you plan to use a combination treatment or a single treatment approach.