Are you bothered by wrinkles, scars, and other skin irregularities? Do you feel self-conscious in shorts or a bathing suit because of unwanted stretch marks? Would you like to rejuvenate your face and body, but aren’t ready or willing to have surgery?

If you answered yes to any of these questions, then Morpheus noninvasive skin tightening can offer an ideal solution.

Continue reading to learn all about Morpheus, including how it works, procedure benefits, and what patients can expect should they decide to undergo treatment.

What is Morpheus?

Morpheus is a nonsurgical procedure that harnesses the effects of microneedling and radiofrequency for comprehensive skin tightening on the face and body.

It is safe for all skin types and tones and an excellent option for anyone who wants to counteract signs of aging or stretch marks, without surgery, cutting, or scarring.

How Does Morpheus Work?

Morpheus is equipped with silicone-coated needles, which can be adjusted up to 4mm, that deeply penetrate skin and deliver radiofrequency energy. This allows Morpheus to precisely heat tissue and stimulate the production of new collagen and elastin.

Why Consider a Morpheus Treatment?

Morpheus offers a number of unique benefits. Most notably, it has the ability to tighten skin at the surface and contour subdermal fat tissue on the face and body – all without harming skin or surrounding structures.

Best of all, Morpheus smooths wrinkles and fine lines, lifts and firms skin, diminishes scarring, improves skin tone and texture, and diminishes stretch marks on the buttocks, thighs, abdomen, and arms.

Does Morpheus Require Any Downtime?

Not only is Morpheus microneedling RF safe, effective, and nonsurgical, it’s also a zero-downtime procedure. Consequently, patients are able to achieve dramatic skin tightening without any disruption to their daily routine or busy schedule.

Get Started with Morpheus

If you are considering Morpheus, please call our office today to schedule a comprehensive consultation with board-certified dermatologist Dr. Eliot Battle or board-certified plastic surgeon Dr. Kelly Bolden.