Morpheus8 is a wonderful choice for your skin. This fractional skin treatment stimulates collagen and elastic production in the underlying layers of the dermis. By targeting these deep layers, tissues of the face and body can be remodeled to reveal firmer, smoother, more toned, and radiant skin. It targets the deflation of soft tissue like an aging jowl. Learn more about what you can expect and how to prepare. Contact us now to book an appointment at Renew You!

Contraindications

• Pacemaker, defibrillator, metallic plates, or electronic implants
• Pregnancy or breastfeeding
• Active MRSA or HIV/AIDS
• Diabetes
• Thyroid dysfunction

Precautions

• Be aware of implanted devices in the treatment area (metal plates, screws, and more)
• If you're on autoimmune therapy, ask your doctor if you should refrain from taking medications before your procedure
• Note any current or previous skin cancer or any other types of cancers or pre-malignant nevi in the area being treated (Morpheus8 is acceptable one year after completed treatment)
• Stop taking blood thinners, aspirin, ibuprofen, and omega-3 for one week (consult with your physician)
• Note allergies to topical anesthetics
• Note history of skin disorders, keloids, or abnormal wound healing
• Note surgical dermabrasion or deep chemical peels within three months
• Note ablative procedures and fractional ablative lasers (within 12 weeks)
• Note Accutane usage (within six months)
• Note PDO threads placed (within six months)
• Note dermal fillers to cheekbone or jawline, applied down to bone (within one month)
• Note dermal filler to nasolabial folders, under eyes, and lips (within six months)
• Note neurotoxin treatment (within two weeks)

One to Two Weeks Before Treatment

• Must be off blood thinners, aspirin, ibuprofen, Advil, omega-3, Motrin, and Naproxen
• You may take acetaminophen as needed for pain relief
• Discontinue treatments such as microdermabrasion
• Avoid sun exposure to treatment area

Three Days Before Treatment

• Avoid alcohol
• Discontinue any products or treatments that may cause irritation (alpha hydroxy acids, beta hydroxy acids, retinol, vitamin C, and scrubs)
• If you have a history of cold sores or fever blisters, please talk to your doctor about preventative care

Day of Treatment

• Shower as normal
• Do not apply makeup, moisturizers, powders, oils, or other products to the treatment area
• Avoid any tight-fitting clothes (tank top or sports bra recommended)
• If you are having a body area treated, wear loose-fitting and less restrictive clothing to avoid irritation

After Treatment

• After three days, you may return to your regular skin routine
• Avoid intentional or direct sunlight for two weeks
• Do not go swimming for 72 hours
• No exercising or strenuous activity for 72 hours to avoid inflammation and swelling