MORPHEUS8

The Morpheus8 is a microneedling device that uses radiofrequency energy for remodeling and contouring the body through a process known as subdermal adipose remodeling. The treatment penetrates energy up to 8mm deep to stimulate collagen production and tighten the skin. Some of the benefits of the Morpheus8 body treatment include:

• Morpheus8 provides the most profound fractional treatments, penetrating subdermal tissue up to 8mm (7mm + 1mm thermal profile).
• Dual Handpieces increase the treatment functionality: Morpheus8 is used to treat smaller treatment areas, and Morpheus8 is used for more significant and deeper tissue treatments.
• Four fractional tips with varied microneedle configurations (Prime 12 pin, Resurfacing 24 pin, Morpheus8 24 pin, and Body 40 pin) deliver clinically proven RF energy to multiple treatment depths (0.5mm – 7mm).
• Morpheus8 automatically deploys bipolar RF energy to multi-level treatment depths in a single cycle since it is equipped with Burst mode RF technology
• The ability to target tissue sequentially at three levels, in millisecond intervals, reduces the treatment times, minimizes skin injury, increases treatment uniformity, and enables customized full-body fractional procedures.

Microchanneling with the Morpheus8 treatment versus traditional microneedling devices

The main differences between microchanneling and microneedling are the type of device used and the technique used to perform the treatment. A microneedling device uses a handheld roller covered in tiny needles, which is dragged over the skin. This method can actually tear the skin.

Instead, the microchanneling device encompasses a linear stamping technique, resulting in clean, consistent micro-channels. This reduces tissue damage and reduces inflammation and substantially decreases discomfort for clients. Reduced inflammation results in less downtime as the typical downtime after a microchanneling treatment is 60-90 minutes, compared to days of downtime with microneedling. At EsthetixMD all our RF microneedling procedures utilize microchanneling devices.