With Morpheus 8, we stimulate your skin to produce collagen and elastin fibers, tightening and smoothing wrinkles from within. The innovative combination of radiofrequency and micro-deep-needling is one of the most effective minimally invasive treatments for smooth, visibly rejuvenated skin.
Morpheus 8 is a unique procedure that we use with great success at Laserzentrum Bonn for various skin issues. This dual treatment combines the effects of radiofrequency and deep-needling, allowing us to precisely target tissue at the millimeter level without damaging the skin surface—a capability not possible with comparable methods.
With adjustable needles (needling), we can adapt the treatment to different facial regions as well as the neck and décolleté. Since the radiofrequency energy is delivered directly into the tissue through the needle tips, we reach skin layers at varying depths. With minimal side effects and downtime, the method is suitable for almost all skin types.
Morpheus 8 addresses aging processes in the skin to revitalize and tighten it from within. Its effects include:
The benefits of this treatment include no incisions, no scarring, and minimal downtime—with highly effective results.
You will typically see the first results after just a few sessions.
Forehead wrinkles develop from repeated muscle contractions, such as frowning or raising eyebrows. These lines typically deepen over time and become permanently visible. Mild forehead wrinkles and moderately sagging skin can be effectively treated with Morpheus 8. The medical needling reaches deep skin layers, and radiofrequency promotes lasting tissue tightening. Fractional treatment stimulates collagen production precisely in the affected forehead areas.
The primary advantage of this method is its long-lasting results, especially with regular maintenance. If your wrinkles are deep and prominent, we can combine Morpheus 8 with fillers, botulinum, or laser treatments if necessary. We will discuss these options with you at your appointment at the Laser Center Bonn.
Crow’s feet, those fine lines around the eyes, form at the outer corners and radiate toward the temples, forehead, and cheekbones, often accentuated by frequent blinking, smiling, and natural aging. At Laserzentrum Bonn, we use Morpheus 8 to strengthen and tighten the tissue, effectively reducing crow’s feet.
The application can be finely adjusted to suit the delicate eye area. Fractional radiofrequency provides heat energy to the tissue, stabilizing the collagen network. The result: a refreshed, more youthful appearance.
Pronounced nasolabial folds often convey a marked, serious, or aged appearance. Similarly, marionette lines extend from the corners of the mouth to the chin. Morpheus 8 stimulates cell renewal in these areas.
This treatment promotes elasticity, leading to a tightening of the entire lower facial region. This method is particularly beneficial as we can simultaneously improve natural contours and reduce unwanted fat deposits in the cheek or chin area.
The skin on the neck is thin, with little fat tissue, making it prone to sagging and sun damage. Tightening treatments for the neck and décolleté can be challenging. Fillers are rarely effective, and a facelift is a surgical procedure with extended downtime. This is where Morpheus 8 comes into play: an innovative treatment alternative for wrinkles, with which we can sustainably improve the firmness and structure of the tissue. We also stimulate far-reaching regeneration processes.
Radiofrequency needling activates collagen synthesis, often leading to significantly improved skin quality.
DURATION
60 minutes
NARKOSE
Local anesthesia
AFTER-TREATMENT
Cooling the area
SOCIALLY ACCEPTABLE
After 1 week
SPORT
After 2 weeks
At Laserzentrum Bonn Aesthetics, we have access to advanced technology with Morpheus 8, which combines medical needling with radiofrequency. We can target deep tissue layers with millimeter precision, revitalizing the skin from within.
The application stimulates the production of collagen and elastin, two essential proteins responsible for tissue flexibility and firmness. Existing collagen fibers contract due to the heat effect, resulting in immediate tightening. Over several weeks, skin renewal is stimulated, wrinkles are smoothed, and skin structure is improved.
If you have wrinkles, fine lines, or general skin sagging, Morpheus 8 may be an option for you, especially if you desire a fresher and more even complexion. The treatment is minimally invasive, performed on an outpatient basis, and is highly compatible with most skin types. It is generally suitable for all skin types and can be applied to various body areas, including the neck and décolleté.
Radiofrequency needling is particularly suitable for mild to moderate wrinkles as an alternative to injections and surgical procedures.
Radiofrequency needling is an alternative to injections and surgical procedures, particularly for mild to moderate wrinkles.
The number of sessions depends on your individual skin condition, the severity of wrinkles, and desired results. At Laserzentrum Bonn Aesthetics, we typically recommend several sessions spaced about four weeks apart. After completing this initial treatment cycle, annual maintenance sessions may be beneficial if needed.
With Morpheus 8, we can achieve long-lasting and sustainable improvements in skin quality and structure. This is a significant difference compared to surface-level treatments like cosmetic peels or injections with smoothing fillers, which mainly provide temporary effects on the upper skin layers. Individual treatments with medical radiofrequency or microneedling are also not comparable to the dual system of Morpheus 8, as this allows for a very precise and controlled application without damaging the skin’s surface layer.
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