What Is Morpheus8?

Morpheus8 is a fractional radiofrequency microneedling treatment.

The device uses an array of small microneedles to penetrate the skin and deliver radiofrequency energy into selected tissue depths.

This creates controlled thermal treatment beneath the skin while leaving areas of surrounding tissue untreated.

The healing response can stimulate:

• Collagen remodeling
• New collagen production
• Tissue contraction
• Improvement in skin texture
• Improvement in selected scars
• Gradual improvement in skin firmness

Morpheus8 is not a laser.

It uses radiofrequency energy rather than laser light.

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How Does Morpheus8 Work?

Morpheus8 combines two technologies:

Microneedling

Small needles create controlled microscopic treatment channels within the skin.

Radiofrequency Energy

RF energy is delivered through the needles into selected deeper tissue layers.

The controlled heat can produce:

• Tissue coagulation
• Collagen remodeling
• Gradual tissue contraction
• Changes in the deeper skin and subcutaneous tissues depending on treatment depth

The depth and energy can be adjusted according to the treatment area and goal.

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How Deep Can Morpheus8 Treat?

Morpheus8 applicators can treat at different depths depending on the treatment tip.

Some applicators can deliver energy into relatively superficial dermal layers, while deeper applicators can reach several millimeters beneath the skin.

This flexibility allows treatment to be customized for areas such as the:

• Face
• Jawline
• Neck
• Abdomen
• Arms
• Thighs
• Other selected body areas

Treatment depth should be selected according to tissue thickness and anatomy.

Deeper is not automatically better.

The appropriate depth for thin facial skin may be very different from the appropriate depth for thicker body tissue.

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What Can Morpheus8 Treat?

Morpheus8 may be used for selected concerns including:

• Mild skin laxity
• Fine lines
• Wrinkles
• Crepey skin
• Rough texture
• Enlarged pores
• Acne scars
• Selected surgical scars
• Early lower-face laxity
• Neck skin quality
• Selected body skin laxity
• Collagen remodeling

The degree of improvement depends on the severity of the concern.

Morpheus8 does not reproduce the effects of surgery in patients with significant tissue descent or excess skin.

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Morpheus8 for Skin Tightening

Radiofrequency energy can heat selected deeper tissue layers and stimulate collagen remodeling.

Over time, patients may notice improvement in:

• Skin firmness
• Mild laxity
• Crepey texture
• Overall skin quality

However, Morpheus8 should not be expected to produce the same degree of tightening as surgery.

Patients with significant:

• Jowling
• Loose neck skin
• Advanced facial descent
• Excess skin

may be better candidates for Deep Plane Facelift, Neck Contouring, or another surgical procedure.

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Morpheus8 for the Face

Facial Morpheus8 treatment may be used to improve selected:

• Fine lines
• Mild skin laxity
• Texture
• Acne scars
• Enlarged pores
• Early lower-face changes

Treatment depth is adjusted according to the facial region.

Thin areas require different treatment than areas with thicker skin or subcutaneous tissue.

Dr. Tran evaluates the face as a three-dimensional structure rather than using the same settings everywhere.

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Morpheus8 for the Jawline

Morpheus8 may improve selected mild laxity around the lower face and jawline.

Patients with early changes may notice improvement in:

• Skin firmness
• Jawline definition
• Crepey lower-face skin
• Mild tissue laxity

However, significant jowling is primarily related to deeper tissue descent.

In these patients, repeatedly applying energy to the skin cannot reproduce the effect of a Deep Plane Facelift.

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Morpheus8 for the Neck

The neck is a common treatment area because the skin may become:

• Crepey
• Thin
• Lax
• Less firm

Morpheus8 may improve selected mild to moderate skin-quality concerns.

However, neck aging can also involve:

• Platysmal laxity
• Submental fat
• Deep neck fat
• Submandibular glands
• Muscle banding
• Significant skin excess

These deeper anatomical concerns may require Neck Contouring rather than RF microneedling alone.

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Morpheus8 for Acne Scars

Morpheus8 may improve selected acne scars by combining:

• Mechanical microneedling
• Fractional RF energy
• Collagen remodeling

It may be useful for selected:

• Rolling scars
• Boxcar scars
• Mixed scar patterns
• Overall textural irregularity

Deep ice-pick scars or tethered scars may require additional treatments such as:

• Subcision
• Scar excision
• Other resurfacing procedures

Some patients may benefit more from or combine treatment with UltraClear Laser Resurfacing.

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Morpheus8 for Enlarged Pores

Morpheus8 may improve the appearance of enlarged pores by stimulating collagen and improving surrounding skin texture.

However, pore size is influenced by:

• Genetics
• Oil production
• Age
• Skin type

No treatment can permanently eliminate pores.

The goal is improvement in their appearance.

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Morpheus8 for Crepey Skin

Crepey skin develops as collagen, elastin, and skin thickness change with aging.

Morpheus8 may improve selected areas of crepey skin by stimulating deeper remodeling.

Potential treatment areas include:

• Face
• Neck
• Arms
• Abdomen
• Thighs
• Knees
• Other selected body areas

The response depends on the degree of laxity and remaining skin elasticity.

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Morpheus8 for the Body

Morpheus8 can also be used on selected body areas.

Potential treatment regions include:

• Abdomen
• Arms
• Thighs
• Flanks
• Buttocks
• Knees

Treatment may be considered for:

• Mild skin laxity
• Crepey skin
• Texture
• Selected scars

Significant loose skin after major weight loss may still require surgical removal such as Arm Lift, Thigh Lift, or Tummy Tuck.

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Can Morpheus8 Reduce Fat?

At deeper treatment levels, radiofrequency energy can interact with subcutaneous tissue.

However, Morpheus8 should not be marketed simply as a fat-removal procedure.

Aggressive treatment over areas where facial volume is important can potentially produce unwanted contour changes.

This is especially important in the:

• Cheeks
• Temples
• Midface
• Other areas where preserving facial fat contributes to a youthful appearance

Dr. Tran selects treatment depth carefully to avoid unnecessary loss of desirable facial volume.

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Why Preserving Facial Fat Matters

Facial aging already involves:

• Fat loss
• Fat redistribution
• Bone remodeling
• Reduced soft-tissue support

Removing additional volume from the wrong area can make the face appear:

• Hollow
• Older
• Skeletal
• Less balanced

For this reason, the objective of facial Morpheus8 treatment is not simply maximum thermal depth.

The treatment should improve the skin without unnecessarily sacrificing facial volume that contributes to youthful proportions.

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Morpheus8 vs. UltraClear Laser Resurfacing

Morpheus8 and UltraClear Laser Resurfacing both stimulate collagen but use completely different technologies.

Morpheus8

Uses:

• Microneedles
• Radiofrequency energy
• Deeper dermal and selected subdermal treatment

May be particularly useful for selected:

• Skin laxity
• Deeper remodeling
• Acne scars
• Crepey skin
• Texture

UltraClear

Uses a 2910 nm erbium-doped fiber laser for fractional skin resurfacing.

May be particularly useful for selected:

• Fine lines
• Wrinkles
• Photodamage
• Rough surface texture
• Acne scars
• Skin resurfacing

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Which Is Better: Morpheus8 or UltraClear?

Neither treatment is universally better.

The correct choice depends on what needs to be treated.

Morpheus8 may be preferred when the primary concern involves:

• Mild skin laxity
• Deeper collagen remodeling
• Crepey skin
• Selected acne scars

UltraClear may be preferred when the primary concern involves:

• Fine surface wrinkles
• Photodamage
• Rough texture
• Skin resurfacing
• Selected pigmentation

Some patients have both surface damage and deeper laxity.

In these patients, Morpheus8 and UltraClear may be complementary.

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Morpheus8 vs. BBL BroadBand Light

Morpheus8 and BBL BroadBand Light address very different concerns.

Morpheus8

Primarily targets:

• Skin laxity
• Texture
• Collagen remodeling
• Selected acne scars
• Crepey skin

BBL BroadBand Light

Primarily targets selected:

• Brown spots
• Sun spots
• Freckles
• Facial redness
• Visible superficial vessels
• Photodamage

Morpheus8 primarily targets tissue remodeling. BBL primarily targets color.

Patients with both laxity and pigmentation may benefit from both technologies.

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Morpheus8 vs. CO₂ Laser

Morpheus8 and CO₂ laser resurfacing use fundamentally different energy sources.

Morpheus8

Uses radiofrequency energy delivered through microneedles.

CO₂ Laser

Uses a 10,600 nm laser wavelength to resurface the skin.

Aggressive CO₂ resurfacing may produce more substantial improvement in selected:

• Deep wrinkles
• Severe photodamage
• Surface texture changes

but generally involves greater surface healing and downtime.

Morpheus8 generally works more through deeper fractional RF remodeling rather than traditional ablative resurfacing.

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Morpheus8 vs. Microneedling

Traditional microneedling and Morpheus8 both use needles, but they are not the same treatment.

Traditional Microneedling

Creates mechanical micro-injuries.

Morpheus8

Creates microneedle treatment channels and delivers radiofrequency energy through the needles.

The addition of RF allows controlled thermal treatment at selected depths.

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Morpheus8 vs. RF Skin Tightening Without Needles

Some radiofrequency devices deliver energy from the skin surface without penetrating needles.

Morpheus8 delivers RF through microneedles placed within the tissue.

This allows energy to be delivered directly at selected depths.

Different RF technologies therefore have different treatment characteristics.

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Morpheus8 vs. Botox

Morpheus8 and Botox & Neuromodulators treat different causes of aging.

Morpheus8

Targets:

• Skin quality
• Mild laxity
• Texture
• Collagen remodeling

Botox

Targets selected muscle activity responsible for dynamic wrinkles.

A forehead line created by muscle contraction should not automatically be treated with Morpheus8 simply because it is a wrinkle.

Some patients benefit from both.

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Morpheus8 vs. Dermal Fillers

Morpheus8 and Dermal Fillers also treat different problems.

Morpheus8

May improve:

• Skin quality
• Mild laxity
• Texture

Dermal Fillers

May improve:

• Volume loss
• Structural support
• Facial proportions
• Selected contour deficiencies

Patients with facial deflation should not have volume loss mistaken for a skin-tightening problem.

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Morpheus8 vs. Sculptra

Morpheus8 and Sculptra can both stimulate collagen, but they work differently.

Morpheus8

Uses fractional RF energy to create controlled thermal remodeling.

Sculptra

Uses injectable poly-L-lactic acid to stimulate gradual collagen production.

The appropriate treatment depends on whether the primary concern is:

• Skin laxity
• Texture
• Volume loss
• Collagen deficiency
• Or a combination

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Morpheus8 vs. Facelift

Morpheus8 cannot replace facelift surgery when significant tissue descent is present.

Morpheus8

May improve:

• Mild laxity
• Crepey skin
• Skin texture

Deep Plane Facelift

Addresses:

• Jowling
• Facial tissue descent
• Significant lower-face laxity
• Deeper structural aging

A Deep Plane Facelift physically repositions descended tissues.

Morpheus8 does not.

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Morpheus8 vs. Neck Lift

Morpheus8 may improve mild neck skin laxity.

However, it cannot directly correct:

• Significant platysmal laxity
• Deep neck fat
• Submandibular gland prominence
• Major skin excess
• Advanced neck aging

Patients with these concerns may be better candidates for Neck Contouring.

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Which Treatment Do I Need?

Different technologies address different components of skin and facial aging.

A simplified way to think about treatment is:

Brown Spots and Redness

BBL BroadBand Light

Wrinkles, Photodamage, and Surface Texture

UltraClear Laser Resurfacing

Mild Skin Laxity and Deeper Dermal Remodeling

Morpheus8

Dynamic Expression Lines

Botox & Neuromodulators

Facial Volume Loss

Dermal Fillers, Sculptra, or Facial Fat Transfer

Significant Jowling or Facial Tissue Descent

Deep Plane Facelift

Significant Neck Laxity

Neck Contouring

Some patients have more than one component of aging and benefit from a combination treatment plan.

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Who Is a Good Candidate for Morpheus8?

You may be a candidate if you have:

• Mild skin laxity
• Fine lines
• Crepey skin
• Rough texture
• Enlarged pores
• Acne scars
• Selected body skin laxity
• Realistic expectations

Good candidates should understand that:

• Results develop gradually
• More than one treatment may be recommended
• Swelling and redness are expected
• More aggressive treatment creates greater recovery
• Morpheus8 does not replace surgery in advanced laxity

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Who May Not Be a Good Candidate?

Treatment may need to be avoided, delayed, or modified in patients with:

• Active skin infection
• Open wounds
• Certain implanted electrical devices
• Certain medical conditions
• Poor wound healing
• Unrealistic expectations
• Significant loose skin requiring surgical removal

Pregnancy and other medical considerations should also be reviewed before elective treatment.

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Morpheus8 and Different Skin Types

Because Morpheus8 uses radiofrequency energy rather than a pigment-targeting laser wavelength, treatment can sometimes be considered across a broad range of skin tones.

However, RF microneedling can still produce:

• Post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation
• Burns
• Texture changes
• Other complications

Skin type therefore remains important.

Energy, depth, needle configuration, and treatment density should be individualized.

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Your Morpheus8 Consultation

During your consultation, Dr. Baotram Tran will evaluate:

• Skin thickness
• Skin laxity
• Facial volume
• Jawline
• Neck anatomy
• Acne scar pattern
• Skin texture
• Skin type
• Previous energy-based treatments
• Previous filler
• Previous facial surgery
• Previous skin tightening
• Areas of unwanted or desirable facial fat
• Medical history
• Treatment goals
• Desired downtime

Your individualized treatment plan may include:

• Morpheus8 Face
• Morpheus8 Neck
• Morpheus8 Body
• Acne Scar Treatment
• Skin Tightening
• Texture Treatment
• UltraClear Laser Resurfacing
• BBL BroadBand Light
• Botox & Neuromodulators
• Dermal Fillers
• Sculptra
• Facial Fat Transfer
• Deep Plane Facelift
• Neck Contouring
• Or another individualized treatment

The appropriate treatment depends on whether your concern is caused by skin texture, mild laxity, volume loss, pigment, muscle activity, tissue descent, or a combination of these factors.

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What Happens During Morpheus8 Treatment?

Treatment begins with cleansing and preparation of the skin.

Topical anesthetic is commonly used.

Additional pain-control options may be considered depending on:

• Treatment area
• Treatment depth
• Energy
• Patient sensitivity
• Extent of treatment

The Morpheus8 applicator is then placed against the skin.

The microneedles penetrate to the selected depth and RF energy is delivered into the tissue.

Several passes or different treatment depths may be used depending on the individualized plan.

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Does Morpheus8 Hurt?

Morpheus8 can be uncomfortable, particularly when deeper treatment or higher energy is used.

Patients may experience:

• Pressure
• Heat
• Pinching
• Stinging

Topical anesthetic and other pain-control strategies can improve comfort.

The amount of discomfort varies significantly between patients and treatment areas.

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What Will My Skin Look Like Immediately After Morpheus8?

Patients may experience:

• Redness
• Swelling
• Warmth
• Tenderness
• Small pinpoint marks
• Mild bruising
• Temporary roughness

Some patients may develop:

• Small crusts
• Grid-like marks
• Temporary pigmentation changes

The degree depends on treatment depth and intensity.

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Recovery After Morpheus8

Recovery varies according to treatment intensity.

The First Few Days

Patients may experience:

• Redness
• Swelling
• Tenderness
• Dryness
• Mild roughness

Small treatment marks may be visible.

Over the Following Week

The skin gradually settles.

Temporary roughness or pinpoint crusting may resolve.

Patients should avoid picking at treated skin.

Over the Following Weeks and Months

Collagen remodeling continues.

Gradual improvements may occur in:

• Firmness
• Texture
• Acne scars
• Skin quality

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When Can I Wear Makeup?

Makeup may generally be resumed once the skin surface has recovered sufficiently and there are no open treatment sites.

The exact timing depends on treatment intensity.

Dr. Tran will provide individualized instructions.

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When Can I Exercise?

Strenuous exercise may be temporarily restricted because:

• Heat
• Sweating
• Increased blood flow

can worsen redness and irritation.

Exercise is resumed according to the degree of treatment and healing.

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Sun Protection After Morpheus8

Sun protection remains important after RF microneedling.

Patients should use:

• Broad-spectrum sunscreen
• Hats
• Shade

This is especially important in patients prone to post-inflammatory pigmentation.

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When Will I See Morpheus8 Results?

Some patients notice early changes in skin texture or firmness.

However, collagen remodeling takes time.

Results generally continue developing over the following weeks and months.

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How Many Morpheus8 Treatments Will I Need?

There is no universal treatment number.

Many patients benefit from a series.

The number of sessions depends on:

• Skin laxity
• Scar severity
• Treatment area
• Treatment intensity
• Individual response
• Desired improvement

Maintenance treatment may also be considered in selected patients.

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How Far Apart Are Morpheus8 Treatments?

Treatment sessions are generally spaced apart to allow:

• Healing
• Inflammation to resolve
• Collagen remodeling to develop

The appropriate interval is individualized according to treatment intensity and treatment goals.

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How Long Do Morpheus8 Results Last?

Collagen remodeling can produce long-lasting improvement.

However, Morpheus8 does not stop:

• Aging
• Collagen loss
• Weight changes
• Skin laxity
• Sun damage

Results can therefore change over time.

Future maintenance treatment may be considered based on reassessment.

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Morpheus8 Investment

Estimated Investment: $1,200–$1,500 Per Treatment

The investment for Morpheus8 depends on:

• Treatment area
• Size of the treatment area
• Face versus neck or body
• Treatment depth
• Number of sessions recommended
• Whether multiple areas are treated

A smaller facial treatment may require a different investment from combined face-and-neck or larger body treatment.

A series may be recommended depending on the degree of laxity, scarring, or textural concern.

Following your consultation with Dr. Baotram Tran, you will receive an individualized treatment plan and detailed quote.

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Morpheus8 Myths and Misconceptions

Myth: Morpheus8 Is a Laser

No.

Morpheus8 combines microneedling with radiofrequency energy.

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Myth: Morpheus8 and UltraClear Are the Same Treatment

No.

UltraClear Laser Resurfacing uses laser energy.

Morpheus8 uses fractional radiofrequency microneedling.

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Myth: Morpheus8 and BBL Do the Same Thing

No.

BBL BroadBand Light primarily targets selected pigmentation and vascular redness.

Morpheus8 primarily targets tissue remodeling.

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Myth: The Deepest Morpheus8 Setting Is Always Best

No.

Treatment depth must match the anatomy.

Treating too deeply in an area where facial fat should be preserved may create unwanted contour changes.

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Myth: Higher Energy Always Gives Better Results

No.

More energy also produces greater tissue heating and can increase complication risk.

Treatment should be individualized.

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Myth: Morpheus8 Can Replace a Facelift

No.

Morpheus8 can improve mild laxity.

A Deep Plane Facelift treats significant tissue descent and jowling.

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Myth: Morpheus8 Can Remove All Loose Skin

No.

Significant skin excess generally requires surgical removal.

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Myth: Morpheus8 Automatically Melts Facial Fat

No.

The effect depends on treatment depth, energy, anatomy, and tissue characteristics.

Facial treatment should be planned carefully to preserve desirable volume.

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Myth: Morpheus8 Is Completely Risk-Free in Darker Skin

No.

Although RF does not target melanin in the same way as many lasers, pigment changes and burns are still possible.

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Myth: One Morpheus8 Treatment Is Always Enough

No.

Some patients require or benefit from a series.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Morpheus8

What Is Morpheus8?

Morpheus8 is a fractional radiofrequency microneedling treatment that delivers RF energy through an array of small needles.

Is Morpheus8 FDA Cleared?

The InMode System with Morpheus8 applicators has received FDA 510(k) clearance for dermatologic and general surgical procedures involving electrocoagulation and hemostasis. (FDA Access Data)

Is Morpheus8 a Laser?

No.

It uses radiofrequency energy.

How Does Morpheus8 Work?

Microneedles enter the skin and deliver RF energy at selected depths, creating controlled thermal treatment and stimulating tissue remodeling.

How Deep Does Morpheus8 Go?

Depth varies according to the applicator. FDA documentation for Morpheus8 applicators describes treatment depths extending up to several millimeters, including configurations capable of reaching 7 mm with an additional thermal effect beyond the needle tip. (FDA Access Data)

What Does Morpheus8 Treat?

It may improve selected:

• Mild skin laxity
• Fine lines
• Texture
• Crepey skin
• Enlarged pores
• Acne scars
• Selected body skin concerns

Can Morpheus8 Tighten My Face?

It may improve mild laxity and firmness.

It cannot reproduce surgical lifting in patients with significant tissue descent.

Can Morpheus8 Tighten My Neck?

Selected mild neck laxity may improve.

Significant neck aging may require Neck Contouring.

Can Morpheus8 Treat Acne Scars?

Yes, selected acne scars may improve.

Combination treatment may be required for deeper scar patterns.

Can Morpheus8 Reduce Pores?

It may improve the appearance of enlarged pores through collagen remodeling and texture improvement.

Can Morpheus8 Melt Facial Fat?

Deeper RF treatment can affect subcutaneous tissue.

For this reason, treatment depth should be selected carefully in areas where facial fat should be preserved.

Can Morpheus8 Make My Face Look Hollow?

Unwanted volume loss is possible if treatment affects facial fat in areas where volume is desirable.

This is one reason Dr. Tran emphasizes anatomy-based treatment depth.

Is Morpheus8 Better Than UltraClear?

Neither is universally better.

UltraClear Laser Resurfacing may be more appropriate for selected surface wrinkles and photodamage.

Morpheus8 may be more appropriate for selected deeper remodeling and mild laxity.

Is Morpheus8 Better Than BBL?

They treat different concerns.

BBL BroadBand Light primarily treats selected pigment and redness.

Morpheus8 primarily treats texture and tissue remodeling.

Is Morpheus8 Better Than CO₂ Laser?

Not necessarily.

They use different technologies and address somewhat different treatment goals.

Is Morpheus8 Safe for Darker Skin?

It can be used in selected darker skin types, but burns, hyperpigmentation, and other complications are still possible.

Does Morpheus8 Hurt?

Treatment can be uncomfortable.

Topical anesthetic and other pain-control measures may be used.

How Long Is Morpheus8 Downtime?

Many patients experience several days of redness, swelling, and skin sensitivity.

More aggressive treatment can produce a longer visible recovery.

When Can I Wear Makeup?

Makeup may be resumed after the skin surface has recovered adequately.

When Can I Exercise?

Strenuous exercise may be temporarily restricted after treatment.

How Many Treatments Will I Need?

Many patients benefit from a series, although treatment plans vary.

When Will I See Results?

Collagen remodeling occurs gradually over weeks and months.

How Long Do Results Last?

Results can be long-lasting, but aging and collagen loss continue.

How Much Does Morpheus8 Cost?

The estimated investment is approximately $1,200–$1,500 per treatment.

The final investment depends on treatment area and treatment plan.

What Are the Risks of Morpheus8?

Potential risks include:

• Pain
• Redness
• Swelling
• Bruising
• Tenderness
• Pinpoint bleeding
• Crusting
• Prolonged redness
• Hyperpigmentation
• Hypopigmentation
• Burns
• Blistering
• Infection
• Delayed healing
• Scarring
• Textural changes
• Temporary numbness
• Persistent sensitivity
• Contour irregularity
• Unwanted fat loss or volume change
• Under-correction
• Unsatisfactory improvement
• Need for additional treatment

Morpheus8 is a medical energy-based procedure, and treatment depth and energy affect both results and potential complications.

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Why Choose Dr. Baotram Tran?

Successful Morpheus8 Treatment Depends on Knowing What Tissue You Are Treating

The ability to treat deeply does not mean every area should be treated deeply.

The face contains:

• Skin
• Fat compartments
• Muscles
• Nerves
• Blood vessels
• Ligaments
• Bone

These structures vary significantly by facial region.

As a double board-certified plastic surgeon, Dr. Baotram Tran approaches Morpheus8 treatment with attention to:

• Facial anatomy
• Skin thickness
• Treatment depth
• Skin laxity
• Facial volume
• Areas where fat should be preserved
• Scar pattern
• Skin type
• Energy selection
• Treatment density
• Patient goals
• Recognition of patients better treated with laser, injectables, or surgery

Because Dr. Tran also performs surgical facial rejuvenation, Morpheus8 can be evaluated within the broader context of facial aging.

Sometimes RF microneedling is the appropriate treatment. Sometimes UltraClear is more appropriate for the skin surface. Sometimes BBL is better for pigmentation. And when significant tissue descent is present, surgery may create a more meaningful result than additional energy-based treatments.

The goal is not to treat as deeply or aggressively as possible. It is to deliver energy to the appropriate tissue while preserving the structures that contribute to natural facial contour.

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Schedule Your Consultation

If mild skin laxity, crepey skin, acne scars, enlarged pores, or textural concerns are affecting your face, neck, or body, Morpheus8 may provide a minimally invasive treatment option.

During your consultation, Dr. Baotram Tran will evaluate your:

• Skin quality
• Skin laxity
• Facial volume
• Scar pattern
• Treatment area
• Skin type
• Previous procedures
• Recovery goals
• Overall anatomy

Your individualized treatment plan may include:

• Morpheus8
• Morpheus8 Face
• Morpheus8 Neck
• Morpheus8 Body
• Acne Scar Treatment
• UltraClear Laser Resurfacing
• BBL BroadBand Light
• Botox & Neuromodulators
• Dermal Fillers
• Sculptra
• Facial Fat Transfer
• Deep Plane Facelift
• Neck Contouring
• Or another individualized treatment

The appropriate treatment depends on whether your concern is caused by surface skin damage, deeper skin laxity, facial volume loss, pigmentation, muscle activity, or structural tissue descent.

Schedule your consultation with Dr. Baotram Tran in Aventura to discuss whether Morpheus8 is appropriate for you.