Can person who takes warfarin can have the Morpheus8 procedure?

Thanks for an excellent question and in many ways you are approaching this the right way to discuss with cardiologist first. Your underlying condition for why you are anticoagulated matters first. Some conditions allow your blood to become less thin for procedures, including bridging to Lovenox, others do not like a mechanical heart valve. In my experience the bruising and bleeding from Morpheus has been minimal because of the radiofrequency energy causing micro-cauterization. Getting the INR as close to normal and then avoiding Lovenox even 6-8 hours after procedure could reduce bleeding and bruising before anticoagulation is resumed. This is newer and exciting technology and we all are learning how to get the best and safe results. Good luck.

Hello,
thanks for your question.
Morpheus 8 is a minimally invasive cosmetic procedure that is safe for most patients however for certain medications you may need to take extra precautions or avoid the treatment altogether.
If you are taking warfarin, it is important to monitor your International Normalized Ratio (INR) regularly. The ideal INR range for the procedure may vary depending on your individual medical history and the opinion of your cardiologist. Generally, an INR range of 2.0 to 3.0 is considered safe for most people undergoing cosmetic procedures. However, if you have a history of bleeding disorders or are taking other medications that increase your risk of bleeding, your target INR range may be lower.
I completely agree with you to consult with your cardiologist who could also advise you to stop taking warfarin for a period of time before and after the procedure to further reduce the risk of bleeding or bruising. The length of time you need to stop taking warfarin will depend on your individual medical history and the opinion of your cardiologist.
Hope this helps,
All the best,
Dr Giuseppe Fiore



I agree with you to consult first with your cardiologist to ensure that it is safe for you.
However for you