Would I benefit from Morpheus under eyes or blepharoplasty? (photo)

For some reason Morpheus is getting a bad rap for melting fat and I'm not sure why. We've not seen it in the 6 years we've been performing Morpheus in the office, unless it's intentionally set high as we do in the submental area to melt undesirable under chin fat. Otherwise, Morpheus, when done correctly, by trained practitioners, should only strengthen the skin by physically stimulating collagen and elastin production. Morpheus should also not be confused with Facetite or Bodytite, part of the InMode collection, which are used in combination with Liposuction to remove fat and tighten the skin. Again, done in the right areas, with proper training, the results are remarkable.

Morpheus8 combines RF technology with microneedling to improve overall skin tone and texture of the skin. You still may benefit from fillers to add the volume you are wanting. Visit with an expert provider to learn more about the treatment.

For under-eye concerns like dark circles, veins, and skin texture, treatments like Morpheus, Neogen, or CO2 are excellent options for thickening and tightening the skin. These modalities help improve smoothness and discoloration by stimulating collagen production, but they do not restore or add volume. If you’re looking for fullness, fillers might be a more appropriate choice. However, these energy-based treatments can significantly enhance skin quality and smoothness in the area.