What is the difference between Potenza & Morpheus8?

It's not uncommon for individuals to experience some variation in skin reactions after Potenza treatments, as everyone's skin responds differently. The first treatment you had, with no side effects, is a great sign that the procedure was well-suited for your skin. However, the breakout and grid...

Potenza, a radiofrequency (RF) microneedling treatment, is generally safe to use alongside fillers like Voluma, Volift, and Volbella — especially when there's a 1-month gap since injection. However, it’s best to avoid direct treatment over recently injected areas to reduce any risk of f...

Each device has its own unique features and benefits. To determine which device would be more suitable for your needs, it's recommended to consult with a dermatologist or an aesthetic specialist. They can assess your individual condition, evaluate the extent of loose skin on your breasts and...

It has different modes and energy levels that can be adjusted based on the specific needs and concerns of each patient. The Morpheus8, while not as customizable as the Potenza, still offers some control over treatment parameters such as energy intensity and pulse duration. Both devices can be...

Potenza is a microneedling treatment that uses radiofrequency energy, and while it is generally safe for most people, there can be some individual variations in how the skin responds. It's possible that Potenza could lead to some degree of scar tissue formation, but this is relatively uncommon...

The rib graft used in your rhinoplasty procedure may have altered the tissue and structure of the nasal tip. It's important to assess the healing and stability of the area before undergoing any additional treatments. Your surgeon can provide guidance on whether it is safe to proceed with RF...