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One month after my Morpheus8 treatment. Hyperpigmentation still visible
One month later and the hyper pigmentation is still very visible on my face. The spa refunded my money today and I feel so bad things turned out this way. I was really hoping for flawless skin and now I’m just hoping to restore my skin back to what it was prior to receiving the Morpheus8 treatment.
Response from Inmode concerning scarring
When I spoke to someone from Inmode on the phone I was told one of their clinicians would be contacting me to discuss how the treatment caused such severe scarring on my face. Their response email seems to suggest they have no interest in speaking with me about my scarring. I’m disappointed that no one from the spa to the manufacturer is willing to take any responsibility for my results or offer any additional support to get rid of the hyperpigmentation. Lesson learned for sure.
Still no improvements
My face today looks much like it did 3 days after the service. I’ve spoken to the doctor (physician not dermatologist) and he’s told me it’s just trauma induced hyperpigmentation and there’s nothing I can do but being the retinol/hydroquinone regimen. I have an appointment with an actual dermatologist coming up so hopefully he/she will be able to provide me with more support and a way forward out of this hell. The spa didn’t even offer to refund me my money! I was shocked multiple times during the procedure which was not done by the doctor but a different staff member. At one point the device smelt like it was overheating and I asked the woman providing the service if she thought it needed a minute to cool.