BEFORE AND AFTER MY MORPHEUS 8 TREATMENT

[@sunshinesmile94]

In Before and After clinical photography, consistent lighting and photo angles are of the utmost importance for fair comparison. For photography evaluating skin texture and laxity, we prefer for patients to be bare faced, without contour or foundation in both the before and after shots. The lighting appears significantly different. The After photos are warm and darker (more flattering) and the before photos are better lit and brighter / more stark (less flattering). Additionally it appears you might be wearing makeup, or at least some contouring? (Most evident on the 3/4 view). It is not uncommon for patients to have After photos when wearing makeup. Especially after rhinoplasty or facelift. And we generally do not insist that patients remove their makeup because they are coming in for a quick photo and check-up before going on with the rest of the day and it is a hassle for them. So I do not insist they take it off. However for skin treatments and cosmetic therapy where the changes are expected to be more subtle, for a fair comparison the face should be cleansed and bare.

[@AlliWiltshire]

As a photographer I totally agree that there is no similarity at all in the lighting for before and after. That’s a shame as I’d be really interested to see and to consider whether to embark upon the treatment. As viewers we can only rely upon consistent photography. 😔

[@born_confused]

Thank you for this

[@jillpotts7472]

i agree. really not able to compare

[@aeducator1]

So true. We actually have a video out about preventative botox and the only paper purporting to support it totally manipulated the lighting. You can tell by how dilated the eyes are. In our clinical studies, we use 3D imaging where the light source plays no role at all.

[@mosoandso]

@@cindirella16 The purpose of the video was to show a before and after comparison. The photos of before cannot be compared with the after as the conditions in which the photos were taken are not comparable.

[@deenab6476]

Why not the same light for both photos … 😕

[@NormaSime-je3rd]

I have had three treatments of Morpheus eight and have seen amazing results. I am 55 years old. The nurse that does my treatments not only uses numbing cream, but also injects the skin to numb it even further. I have very little discomfort. She switches to a smaller tip with 10 needles to do the area around my eyes, including my upper lids and lower eyelids and in between my eyebrows. She also does my forehead with this tip and my nose. I love Morpheus 8!!!

[@sonkoster9585]

No thank you, the difference is really minimal for that amount of money! I'll keep using my 1% retinol for optimising skin texture.

[@MsKriscrack]

I am 54 and just completed my 2nd of 3 sessions. I’ve scheduled them about 5 weeks apart. My sessions are a bit different in that they are solely focused on lower jaw line and neck area. Both areas don’t have very much “padding” as the cheek area would. That being said, it’s not a pleasant experience in those areas (even with numbing 45 min- hour) but it’s also a very short experience. I’d say …15 min max for my total treatment area and that includes a couple of short breaks. It was recommended to me for making my “jowel line” into a jaw line again. And no more Turkey neck! I could see the most difference in my neck after just the 1st treatment. No topical treatment can really change that at this point in my life. Believe me, I’ve tried it all! On that note, if you do use retinol products, it is recommended that you stop using them a week before treatment begins. My provider also gives me a follow up treatment kit to use after the procedure.

[@jodyvohwinkel9633]

Almost 53 and going tomorrow for my first session. I have a high tolerance for pain, but these comments are giving me a little anxiety. They have numbing cream and nox for me. Getting jaw and neck done.

[@MsKriscrack]

@@jodyvohwinkel9633 honestly it’s over so fast and everything you’ve said makes me think you’ll do just fine! I had the same areas treated as the ones you’ve mentioned. I love my results after 2 sessions and still have one left. You got this!

[@jodyvohwinkel9633]

All I can say is holy smokes! I did only the numbing cream and passed on the laughing gas. Above the lip was probably the most painful. And I feel some of the numbing dissipated when she did the last section of my neck. Feel fine now and using the gel mask and cream they sent me home with. Until next month for 2nd go around. Lol

[@cindirella16]

Right? It is amazing and I for one do not want to get any cosmetic surgery. There are so many new treatments now that can keep you from having to get cut, this is one of the best. Didn't even bother me that much, a facelift is a nightmare, I'm a nurse and I've seen it. Horrible.

[@cindirella16]

@@jodyvohwinkel9633 you'll be fine, don't worry about the short period that you'll feel uncomfortable- the amazing results completely outweigh a little pain.

[@skinme2340]

Honestly the pictures are not really comparable due to the very different light exposure.

[@8thhousealchemist600]

Right...I just watched 3 different before and after RF/MN videos and they keep manipulating the lighting. One video, had a man draw a line down the center of his face, yet had decided to have a shadow on his non-treated side (he was doing RF on himself).

[@danielleradicanin7280]

I really did not see much of a difference after treatment To be fair, it does take a few weeks for the collagen to tighten the facial structures so am not sure what the look well eventually be.

[@denisecordova5894]

I agree!

[@dennisbielecki4505]

I have had several Morpheus8 treatments and as a physician I think the process does perform well and the results are good. In my opinion, it seems that women have a higher pain threshold than men. Personally, I need infiltrated local anesthesia to have this procedure done. For me, after the anesthesia, there is slight discomfort. I suggest if you are at all pain sensitive ask to have infiltrated local anesthesia.

[@TheSpinDoctor]

Very hard to judge as the lighting is so vastly different in before and after photos.

[@dannyleeds1132]

I loved the results of my three treatments . I found it even with numbing cream so so painful . The results get better and better with time

[@aeducator1]

Hi Daniel, how are the results now? Do you see any areas of depletion or gauntness?

[@84848AR]

What areas did you get done?

[@dannyleeds1132]

@@84848AR I had from my crows feet area down to the bottom of my neck . My forehead area was fine so don’t need that area going . He went right under my lower eye lashes down my neck . I only had one bit of lax skin a blob under my chin so he adjusted the needle depth to target a deeper layer to melt a bit of fat and to extra tighten the area . The needle depth can make a big difference to the results . Longer needles deeper layers targeted and a more intense fat melting tightening result

[@dannyleeds1132]

@@aeducator1 the results are great . My skin looks so smooth and my facial structure is very defined . No fat loss where I didn’t need fat loss and my skin has a beautiful glow .

[@aeducator1]

@@dannyleeds1132 Glad you are happy with the results.

[@colleenporter3414]

As someone who has had RF Micro needling I am very happy with just my first one! Such improvement in the texture and I can feel my face is tighter. I also have minimal laxity to correct and I have taken care of my skin and eaten right for years, this is very important as well. The pain was bearable. The cost for face and neck in Edmonds Wa was 1450.00 for each treatment. I would rather pay this than have someone cut my face and peel back the skin from my muscle. I am also interested in aging gracefully not trying to look like I have had my skin pulled taught. It's a thumbs up from me.

[@hamelindabell1222]

Me too. Had one session, and it really did the job. My upper eye lids really tightened and the rest of the face gently tightened too. Looking rested and refreshed - but in a natural way. Would do it again in a heartbeat when time comes. My procedure was done on the highest setting and needle depth. I paid £600 for my procedure done by Dr Maryam Osmani on Harley Street. She's a true pro!

[@stuartist]

How much of the under eye area do they do? Up to where the bone is?

[@Fergieat55]

I went to Vie Aesthetics in Holborn and was treated by Sophia who was/is amazing. I have a reasonably high pain threshold, which helps, but also trying to not move your face muscels helps with the pain (like any injection). Imagine having your face very quickly stapled - that's how it feels! I had my first treatment in November 23, my 2nd treatment last week and a friend commented "your skin looks flawless" - I'm 65. But don't waste your money doing this, if you're then going to go out in the sun without wearing SPF50 face cream.

[@mariatheodoulou9130]

Anything with RF breaks done your natural fat not just fillers because of tne heat . If its skin texture and glow i think peels afe a better solution .

[@PsycheandButterfly]

The best treatments are ones that cause minimal inflammation. The more inflammation, the more likely the skin will degrade and sensitise. Some of these treatments are especially inflammatory, and the surface-level results are at the cost of inflammation rather than restorative and gentle skincare practices. For example, the long-term controlled use of specific actives and an anti-inflammatory lifestyle, etc., may be more effective at truly benefiting skin health.

[@littlevoice_11]

Please do a video rating your top treatments that have made a real anti aging improvement

[@ltvanburen8555]

I had this procedure done on Wednesday; today is Friday and I have canceled my weekend plans. While I do believe the results will be great because I trust my physician, no amount of coverup could camouflage the redness and weeping I am experiencing (not crying; skin seepage). In addition, I have been told many times over the years that I have a high tolerance for pain, having been through multiple orthopedic surgeries, and after my Morpheus8 treatment, my doctor said I “did great!” But I told him the treatment needs to come with a bullet and a bottle of whiskey because it hurts like hell.

[@aeducator1]

Hi Lt., what are you hoping to achieve with the RF procedure?

[@mrobinson9669]

Wife of m here , its not you , it is very painful , i think if they told ppl this , they may not get as mnay to agree to do tx. I had to use the gas after the forehead pass and didnt hesitate to use the gas for my next 2 tx. my face oozed and had horrific, monster sized white heads ( at 55) !!! pimples for the next 2 weeks and my neck itched like crazy , had to use anti itch cream . It took about 3 weeks after each tx to feel normal again

[@honeybadgernasty]

​@mrobinson9669 were you happy with your results?

[@victorias8592]

Hi Nadine, I found it very uncomfortable, the worst pain I’ve ever experienced from a treatment! The neck/jaw is definitely the most painful. I required gas and air to get through my treatment. My physiological response to the pain was uncontrollable shaking, at which point I was sat up and dosed with lucozade! I’ve had one and my 2nd is next week and I’m dreading it tbh. But the gas and air will make it bearable. I was extremely swollen for several days (I’m talking hamster cheeks) and it took 3 weeks for all the redness to go. I was also quite itchy so took antihistamines. The pain POST procedure however was minimal. Much less discomfort than when I’ve just had simple micro needling alone. I personally do see a difference in your photos. No it isn’t facelift dramatic but it IS an improvement. X

[@born_confused]

Thank you for this

[@sonkoster9585]

The things that people do for beauty pffff

[@dfarnsworth243]

I’m so glad I’m not the only one. I watched this video thinking I’m just a big baby because even after a hour of numbing it was almost unbearable pain. I didn’t swell but I did bruise in a few places.

[@JGibson512]

I won’t do one, even if it would help. I will do Halo instead but yeah, I swelled up like a pumpkin for several days and then my face was falling off so even though I went to work, I won’t next time. My medspa uses Ativan and has a CRNA but yeah, I would rather have a facelift than a M8.

[@aeducator1]

Hi Victoria, how are the long term results? Did you experience any depletion?

[@jodibruhn12]

I agree with some of you - Moprphus 8 was the worst pain that I have ever experienced from a treatment. It really was almost untolerable, even with the numbing cream. The results are very good around my jaw line and neck. If it wasn't so very painful, I would definitely go back for another session.

[@tugzsurf]

I hope you got the nerve blocks! I did and it still hurt

[@UinAZ]

I thought the same! Had first one today and she had to dial down the depth twice it was sooo unbearable. The 1.6 setting I was able to make it through. Just neck and jowels.

[@Malgorzata.Mat2023]

I can't see a big improvement but if you're pleased that's most important. I am going to try Endolift for my lover face so maybe both of this treatments will make noticeable improvement.

[@alexandrasmith7682]

I have to smile each time I see these type of treatments. You will end up getting a surgical face lift but in the meantime, let us make a few thousand out of you with treatments which are going to have very limited results. Truthfully, I saw virtually no difference. No, I would say save your money for surgery. You wear a lot of make-up - the comment from your Pilates instructor may have just been a nice way of saying that you don't need that much (would agree with her).

[@tracyholden1007]

Im 50 and have fat loss and laxity. Morpheus 8 is not a good fit for me, it can and does affect the fat in your face so even though the Dr wont tell you just be aware or ask them. I think you look beautiful, Im so glad the results for you were so great.😊

[@nettan44]

I have had 4 Morpheus treatments, and it did mark my jaw line, but it did not lift the skin. It made my skin look better. It does hurt even with a numbing cream.

[@jeanniekelly7213]

I’ve had 3 sessions of this treatment, still to see the full effects as it’s only been 3 months, but contrary to what the lady says it’s very painful even with numbing cream and I can tolerate pain! My beauty therapist seems to press harder!

[@mrobinson9669]

Wife of M here, i agree, still waiting to see these " amazing results" just completed my 3rd tx. very painful process!

[@tugzsurf]

Get someone who does nerve blocks too.

[@louiseb4854]

I love it, I've had 2 treatments and so worth it.

[@Theorist9]

The lighting in the before and after pics are so different and appears you have makeup on in the after. Too hard to tell because the photos are too different.

[@nikikelley79]

I think it's amazing on you and if I could afford it, well I would have done it yesterday! I think it made a "worth it" difference.

[@JoR00ke]

I would have liked to see comparative before and after photos, it looks like you're wearing makeup in the after photos. If you're happy that's the main thing.

[@sadiaakhtar-kq2oj]

I find it interesting that nadine said it cannot be used around the eye area. I’ve just had a consultation and paid for 3 treatments around the eye area. The doctor I saw in the clinic said it can be used to help with tightening the area!

[@NormaSime-je3rd]

I agree with this. They just switch out to a smaller tip and do the lids.

[@sadiaakhtar-kq2oj]

Can I just amazing results from the eye area- I’ve just had one session so far and it was sooo sore for about a week but now wow just totally rejuvenated- looking forward to finishing the course. It hurt like hell and I cried like a baby through the third pass of the tip on the area but it was totally worth it !!!

[@Sambone09]

I looked that up before this video and you absolutely can have the eyes done. Some pretty great results. I almost don’t believe the results, though. 🤷‍♀️

[@ReinaAmigdala1]

I’m 33 years old but I’ve had about 5 sessions in the last year. I have to say, that I don’t have wrinkles nor jowl, but that’s why I’m doing it: to prevent. But man, this is the most painful procedure I’ve ever had and I would say that I have a pretty decent tolerance to pain. I always take a sedative plus a pain killer before going to my appointment, and there, they apply 3 layers of numbing cream, and still it hurts, I clasp my theeth and start shaking everytime. I’d say 9/10 pain. But for me is worth it.

[@aeducator1]

Hi Reina, this is really not going to prevent wrinkles or jowling. Here's the reason why: the skin structure is incredibly complex and integrated. This natural structure can't be reproduced by a wound healing response, which is what you are generating with RF or any thermal device.

[@ReinaAmigdala1]

@@aeducator1 Thank you! I mean, it is a relatively new procedure and many things are said. My husband is a PS and he says it helps because it stimulates collagen and elastin production. I guess I’ll just have to wait a couple more years to see if it worked or not 😜

[@aeducator1]

@@ReinaAmigdala1 It does stimulate collagen but it's more like scar tissue and less like the basketweave structure of natural collagen. Thank you for responding.

[@aprilalbarado2602]

Do or did you have any other facial treatments (EVER) on a regular basis micro needling, co2 , IPL, fillers ect Your skin looked very good before first treatment, if you get any regular treatments yearly, I think this makes a difference on results

[@aeducator1]

Great question.

[@rosedeleon9390]

I definately think she at least has lip filler. obvious

[@Virtual-Media]

The lady has had considerable work and enhancements. Her bone structure, eyes and skin around chest area indicate she's in her 60's. Her facial skin is amazing for a 20 year old.. I'd like to know her real age however I'm not sure she'd be honest about that either..

[@christinemack2153]

Helpful and amazing to watch and learn. Your skin appears healthier and hopefully you will be pleased with the collagen building soon. xo

[@beccab2522]

I agree. The pics are taken under different lighting, so can't really compare the before and after.

[@lizmcauley7169]

Can't see any difference. Wouldn't the light face mask do the same to the skin ?

[@le_th_]

I think money is better spent on IPL and microlaser peels (especially if texture is what you believe improved).

[@aeducator1]

Or upgrading the gym membership! LOL. Exercise is going to be far more effective in the long term.

[@mrobinson9669]

wife of M here ,i just had my 3 rd treatment. i can pigback off your comments. I was offered the nitric oxid ( laughing gas) with the numbing cream. guess im not as tough lol, I tried without and it was too painful. if Laughing gas is offered take it. I was extremely red for next 24 hrs . my 1st treatment, I broke out in huge white heads a around my lips and chin. My neck itched so bad by the 3rd day. 2 nd treatment had similar reactions. By the 3 rd week after the treatments I was back to normal. ( really only time im thankful i have to wear a mask at work, it hid all the pimple outbreaks). After my 2 nd treatment my beautician said my skin was glowing!! The pictures showed very min change after the 2nd treatment. i know this takes time , keeping my fingers crossed , here in US its about 1k per treatment , = 3k for the course of 3 treatments.

[@tanyafontaine7469]

My procedure was very painful. I had numbing cream on and the pain was unbearable.

[@nicgraham7189]

I wish these before and afters were in the SAME light to show a true contrast. It’s tough because I can make my own pictures look very different using lighting. Also you mentioned can do the eyes, I was told you can by two treatment places?

[@dobcsek]

I am unsure if it’s worth for me. My practitioner talked to me about this at Mallucci, but it was over 3000£ and I’m not sure if I don’t get better results at a serious laser clinic like the one Theresa Tarmey has. Edit: I do see the difference between the before and after pictures, however, they are subtile - a big similar to when I had a HIFU treatment that is a bit cheaper.

[@yasminmalik638]

Why is the lighting so different though? Why not keep consistency to provide a true representation of the result. Bit unfair.

[@iwillstom]

I did in-clinic SkinPen and was very disappointed with the results so I’m reluctant to shell out for this one. I have a RF home device but finding it quite uncomfortable.

[@dfarnsworth243]

Well I feel like the biggest baby watching you. I did three treatments. I’m not sure if she was just very aggressive on the last one but it was almost unbearable pain. I was numbed for a hour prior and I still thought it was a 9 out of 10 in pain. I cringed and cursed through the entire thing 😖

[@sheriswanheflin5452]

I’m doing this procedure this week. Sounds a lot like Vivace I had a year and a half ago. It was very effective.

[@onesnotary7536]

Thank you so much for sharing. It has made me more comfortable about having this done

[@karolinas7804]

How does Morpheus 8 compare to Thermage in terms of results and value for money? I think Thermage may be a little more expensive, but the results for skin tightening are superior? Would be interested to know your and Dr Granite's thoughts!

[@Happyharold666]

i had Thermage and had NO positive results :((

[@gabbavv]

I had Thermage it was very expensive, painful & I saw zero difference.

[@zathenhcambidestem-iliv2464]

The Morpheus 8 temporarily reduced my jowls and eye hoods, but after 6 months all returned, but less so. However deep fat layers in my mid cheek area and eye troughs have been permanently destroyed. The sunken cheeks and hollowed eye trough are lasting. Not a look I paid £1200 for !!! Then I was driven to get fillers, use a hydraulic pen, I need thread lifts too!! Don't waste your money, unless you have a very plump, fat face and can loose your deep fat layers, then you will !

[@Tia-to2qc]

Definitely see an improvement, despite the fuss about lighting. The question is value, and goals. Is it worth the investment?

[@deborahcraven6435]

Nadine , you are very beautiful anyway . I really can’t see much difference because it totally different lighting !!! But if it makes you feel good it’s well worth it ! X

[@Beauty_bydeborah]

You look amazing! I think it would be interesting if you got 2 more treatments to see how it goes. I like the results! Your skin looks glowing!

[@tracyl7495]

I am only going to add that this treatment is very PAINFUL. My significant other is an anesthesiologist so I received the VIP treatment of being under anesthesia. However, he still complained that I was moving all over the place in my half asleep state because my pain tolerance is so low. So, it's free for me and with anesthesia ( he is a board certified anesthesiologist). I am not sure I can stomach any more additional treatment. That being said, I had it done on my face and belly. This really tighten and melt the fat for those of us who had children. Not sure how others can stand the pain or cost ...

[@JD-ww7mw]

Looks great to me Nadine! Looks like it's definitely had an effect but the best thing is that you still look like you which is surely a good thing. The recovery also sounds a lot less daunting than from big-guns lasers or proper medical peels (I can speak to the latter from personal experience - not nice!).

[@lilywalker9130]

I find it very tolerable with the numbing cream and the laughing gas makes it more tolerable.

[@wendywoobles]

Incredible results!!! You look amazing as always ♥️

[@moniquemilne4956]

I think your skin looks amazing!

[@josephtravers6721]

"Honestly..."- So other statements not prefaced this way are untruthful?

[@cakenpie]

I agree with others, you are a lovely woman anyway. I appreciate that you did this video as I was considering doing it myself but as I didn’t see much difference I am going to pass on it, especially as it’s very costly in Los Angeles CA.

[@suzannehorton3146]

Hello..I do see a difference between the before and after photo.. I was wondering if you tried Ultherapy or Thermage treatments? I am in my 50's and I am not sure which treatment would be best for my skin.

[@fsavul]

Hi I am 46 years old and we t for the 1st face & neck treatment yesterday. Had read about excruciating pain etc but it wasn't bad. She mostly did one pass all over face and neck and then a second pass in just some areas of neck and one or two places on face. Is that normal process? I had read about 2-3 passes overall.

[@del_ecuras1836]

Have you had all three treatments? As micro needling takes time I’m a believer in that so this I’d like a go if someone in France does it Thanks nadine

[@duidefenseadvocates6125]

This looks interesting enough to try. I would suggest, besides the numbing cream, one might want to take a therapeutic dose of Tylenol and Advil cocktail prior to arrival.

[@daisyfawcett3392]

I’ve had two treatments, really can’t see any difference, not going to bother with the 3rd, think it’s been a waste of money!

[@LizzieWhiz]

Three full face treatments in London £3,500 whereas three full face treatments in Luton £1,500.

[@AMANDA-HOLLY]

Hi Lizzie, ooh I close to Luton, can you share the clinic name please?

[@RST3132]

Harpenden skin clinic

[@crisamorim2755]

why different lighting and different angle on the before and after pictures ?

[@Garrin1977]

Can it not be used around the eyes? I’ve seen videos where they appear to do this

[@jennyjennyable]

I got morpheus8 on my arms and it ruined my arms. We think it might’ve been set to high and destroyed the fat in my arms. They now look horrible.

[@karenszemborski8698]

I just went for a consult for my arms, I'm 58 and have been a Personal Trainer most of my life so have the muscle tone, it's just the crepey skin on the fronts that is "falling" it's horrible. I've had sculptra and CO2 laser done about a year ago and it didn't change a thing and sooooo expensive so was looking to this as my next try...Can I ask how old you are? and did you do yours for crepey skin? Do you know the depth or setting...how long ago did you have it done. Does it look better as time has gone by...how many sessions did you do? Any info or input would be greatly appreciated.

[@pampetty2591]

Do you know how deep they are going? I have read that 4mm is the depth that its starts to destroy the fat, which I need all I can get.

[@AMANDA-HOLLY]

Ive read a lot and there are 2 heads. one with 24 needles and goes 4 mm, the other 12 and is about 2mm.. so should they use different heads on different areas. id encourage you to discuss this before your treatment so you are confident they are concentrating on exactly what is needed on your face

[@marirodriguez9795]

With my experience I found it not worth it. I did all 3 sessions, paid about $3,000 here in Southern CA. It's been about a year & I've noticed fat loss in my cheek area 😢 my cheeks started to droop so I now have to get sculptra to add volume back. Which sculptra is not cheap at. all. I really think this could b a good procedure to have done, if you can afford top doctors like Kim K does. I went to a medical spa to have it done. U just hope for the best but not always get the best. Good luck if anyone gets this done. Save your coins so u can go to a top Doctor.

[@Serena_9]

Yeah I believe Kim K paid $5000 each session at her Hollywood clinic.

[@edithramos9527]

How are you doing now? I have my first session scheduled and I'm a bit skeptical due to the potential fat loss in the face.

[@born_confused]

For the cost and the pain it's just not worth it for me.

[@geraldineryan2070]

You say you had your three sessions over four and a half months. I had my first just over two weeks ago and I'm still itchy round the neck with bruising. My next appointment is early November and my last early December. I'd really like to take this slower as I'm worried that five weeks between each session is too short. Does it work with a longer gap between sessions?

[@kathrynvahey9049]

Looks great! Seems totally worth it to me. Right now I’m comfortable with the idea of procedures short of surgery. I wonder if you could take a Tylenol ahead of the appointment as well? I guess the MD would have to okay that.

[@AMANDA-HOLLY]

So Nadine tell us .. did the results improve 4 months on , did you go onto have 2 more treatments, and would you say its worth the cost? Its great you shared, now we need some closure! hahaha...

[@lkmotoart]

After Morpheus8 my wrinkles and finelines got dipper! 😅 it is a super painful procedure, limiting your appearance at Sun, you can't go out with bruisings or pilling skins for at least a week and it's not a cheap treatment. This is complete bull...s..it. You can get the same results with simple pillings for much less money 😆

[@terryfischer1070]

So, it is roughly $700.00 a treatment. That's really not a bad price for face and neck. I see enough improvement in your skin and a bit of lifting, Nadine, that I think it is worth it for you. I have extremely sensitive skin and I know that this procedure is not an option for me. I had IPL on my cheeks and chin and felt nauseous from the pain. I was also left with scaring. I'm glad this is working for you. Do what makes you happy!

[@Sandramariadefaria]

Thank you. Your skin looks amazing

[@charlenesimmons5427]

See a huge improvement!!

[@youknow6607]

The pictures look so different in terms of skin color so it looks like in one of them you have make up on?

[@nataliescott7122]

Are the After photos 1 or 3 Morpheus 8 treatments??

[@LG-ky6lo]

You look amazing. I am thinking about doing it.. Ironically I do Pilaties too! Im 51.

[@AmandaPennington-pm6oo]

A year after your series of treatments, do you feel like your results have maintained or do you feel like the results regressed? Did you have any volume loss/fat loss in the area of treatment?

[@Dianelane10]

You look fantastic!- before AND after!

[@juliahazell2456]

Ahhh just sat down to watch this on the big screen and you're a little squished box in the middle of my tv 😕 Is there any way of re-purposing without this happening? I will watch on my phone obvs, but just frustrating when this happens. Was all ready on the sofa with my cuppa 😅

[@lauratomlin6286]

Did you have to prep your skin with products first ? As I had dermastamp without being told to prep my skin and it has marked the area 😡

[@eddiegreene7334]

You look fantastic !

[@stuartist]

It can't do around the eyes? That's the one area I would want it

[@ms.l643]

I did not see much of a difference in the before and after. Your skin is already so nice

[@gladysvazquez8693]

Great video and review.

[@logiclanguagelearningFrench]

Hahah you look gorgeous but I think it’s The Girl with the Pearl Earring cloth cap and earnest pout that is making me chuckle haha x

[@maraloythomas9332]

How long does this last? I don't see much difference. Rather put that kind of money toward a face/neck lift.

[@dmnoonan64]

My problem area is around my eyes, so Morpheus not for me xx Have you had all 3 treatments in the after pictures? I don’t see a dramatic difference if you’ve completed the course, but you don’t really need this treatment in my opinion because you have good skin and always look lovely and lets face it most of us look better with a little makeup. Thank you for sharing your experience xxx

[@aeducator1]

Hi DM, you are so right. Any thermal treatment will make the eyes look worse.

[@Lana-ww9qw]

A Significant result on your kneck and all over, im considering this for the future. Thank you.

[@kristafehrenbacher5725]

Gorgeous results!

[@eccomiatsf3676]

It was worth it for you. Amazing.

[@shawnaf4956]

Did you notice volume loss from M8? I had 2 txt and did notice volume loss and am not too pleased as I look less fresh but am hoping it will plump back up as I don’t believe they set it to 4mm. I’m 5 & 4 mos out from my 2 txt’s and still worries to be honest.

[@Becky-fz7tv]

I,also had volume loss... how is yours now? I had PRp to fix it xx

[@shawnaf4956]

@@Becky-fz7tv What is PRp?

[@tug5757]

How long after you realize volume lost

[@dianaa.8270]

Do you think it is worth doing this treatment? I had a doctor said to me do not waste your money. I know your very honest

[@taniaroberts9302]

3-4 sessions. I might as well get a lift one and done. Longer results hmmm

[@Livindaybyday]

Do you have to keep getting it done through life, or is a permanent thing?

[@skj0903]

I am curious how she might compare the results from Morpheus8 vs FORMA

[@hanneliediedericks4368]

The after clearly has filters and make-up whereas the before doesn’t. 🤨

[@odettg9106]

The feeling of thighting its getting swollen..we get that when using procedures with needles..I also got that and didnt saw no change just the swelling at first..+ they take us pictures their way to trick us like the before they make us get a double chin then the after they make us raise their head to a position where you don't see the double chin..and I told them no put me the same position then the new M.A told me is because they want us to tk pictures like that so we could trick them I told her I know because I used to work on a SPA

[@abgolf1566]

I have olive skin and would like to know if my dark spots will get darker is I use this?

[@tugzsurf]

I would say I can handle tons of pain. This treatment was soooo painful and I have bad scaring. I have two left. After one I don’t notice much of a difference. And it’s super expensive. If you get it definitely have an RN who does nerve blocks. There are 4 levels of depth. She obviously isn’t doing level 4… it is not like what she is showing. She is prob doing depth 1 and 2. I would say so far for as much pain as it was and how expensive don’t waste your time if you are doing it for bad acne scaring

[@DeeRiv1977]

You look great 👍🏼

[@healthedgyelements3124]

what is the after care products you use?

[@margarethogan4882]

Nadeen what's the difference between the profound RX and the morphious8. Which is better?

[@GINGER70HINTZ]

I am 43 years old, just getting all the info from good resources in case in the future want to do it or if I need it really bad. Noticed a little bit of the different in the images. When do you start counting the six months from the first or last treatment? When is due the 6 months for you? TIA.