Is the Morpheus8 treatment safe to use after fillers?

thank you for your question! Morpheus8 is safe to do after fillers but I always recommend to do the treatment at least 2 weeks following any filler injection. This gives ample time for the filler to completely settle as well as your skin to recover from any post filler bruising or swelling. Morpheus8 in combination with fillers have shown excellent results! Good luck to you!!

Morpheus is safe to use after fillers.  I usually recommend to wait a month or so after injections to avoid any unintended complications.  Also using less energy and depth over areas of recent filler will help avoid any issues.  These and many other techniques are way it is so important to make sure your provider is experienced and comfortable with morpheus as well as cosmetic injections. 

Hi there.  Initially, InMode did not recommend ever getting Morpheus after fillers or botox.  Now we know that Morpheus is safe 10 days after Botox injections and 10 to 14 days after getting deep filler implants.  At this point at our office, we do not recommend Morpheus over any area with superficial filler because, as you could imagine, the depth that Morpheus penetrates could possibly alter your filler results.  We also suggest that you wait until after any swelling or bruising is resolved after your filler.  Hope this helps!

It is safe and common  to have Morpheus after a filler treatment.  I recommend at least 2 weeks for any bruising or swelling to resolve.  Our patients see fantastic results with a combination of fillers and Morpheus8 for facial rejuvenation.

Morpheus8 treatment is completely safe after fillers! However, we would recommend you get it done after you've fully recovered from any swelling or bruising that may have been caused by the fillers. 
Besides that! Go for it! Fillers and Morpheus8 is a great combination. 

Morpheus 8 is perfectly safe to use after filler injections.  So go ahead and get it done! You'll love the results. It's the best machine that has come to market in years.  Best from Boston,  Dr. Onir