InMode
A microneedle RF device that delivers RF (radiofrequency) energy deep into the skin through microneedles. The signature Morpheus8 mode delivers RF energy to the deep dermis via a microneedle array, making it highly effective for skin remodeling, acne scars, and pore improvement. Its defining feature is delivering energy to deep dermis while minimizing epidermal damage.
Treatment and recovery times vary by individual.
Options & pricing
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Recommended for
- Those troubled by acne scars or depressed skin
- Those with large pores and rough skin texture
- When you want skin elasticity and remodeling simultaneously
- When you want a shorter recovery time than CO2 laser
Treatment precautions
- Redness and scab formation may occur for 3–7 days, resolving naturally
- Apply sunscreen diligently during recovery
- Do not forcibly remove scabs
- Use regeneration care products as instructed after treatment
- Not suitable during pregnancy or when active skin infection or inflammation is present
Expected Benefits
Improved acne scars and depressed scars
Reduced pores and improved skin texture
Improved elasticity through skin remodeling
Faster recovery with minimized epidermal damage
Treatment Steps
Cleanse and apply anesthetic cream for 30–60 minutes
Set treatment area, needle depth, and energy parameters
Microneedle RF energy application
Additional focused treatment on targeted areas
Apply regenerating ampoule and finish with soothing mask
FAQ
How is it different from CO2 laser?
CO2 laser ablates the epidermis for effective results but requires a longer recovery period. InMode delivers RF to the dermis via microneedles, reducing epidermal damage while promoting skin remodeling—with a comparatively shorter recovery time.
How long is the downtime?
Generally 3–7 days, which may vary based on treatment intensity and area.
How many sessions are needed?
Varies based on goals and condition, but 3–5 sessions spaced 4–6 weeks apart are often recommended.