A device-based treatment that remodels collagen at deep tissue layers, addressing skin laxity, scarring, texture, and unwanted fat pockets. Used for both facial work and women's intimate wellness.
Book your consultationMorpheus8 combines two well-understood mechanisms, microneedling, which creates microscopic channels in the skin to trigger healing, and radiofrequency, which delivers heat energy to remodel collagen, into a single treatment that works at depths most other devices can't access.
The result is regenerative: your body responds to the controlled injury by producing new collagen and remodeling the deeper architecture of your skin. Surface texture improves. Tightening builds over the months following each treatment. For the right candidate, the change is meaningful.
Most often used for jawline definition, neck tightening, acne scarring, and small-area fat reduction (under-chin, jowl, knees). Treatment series are typically three sessions, spaced four to six weeks apart, with results building for six months after the final session.
Morpheus8 V applies the same RF + microneedling principle to the vaginal canal and vulvar tissue, addressing laxity, dryness, mild stress incontinence, and the tissue changes that follow childbirth or perimenopause. Treatment series are typically three sessions over three months.
Both applications are most effective when the broader hormonal and metabolic picture is supported. We're happy to discuss whether Morpheus8 alone is the right tool, or whether it pairs better with the Hormone Membership or Precision Longevity Program.
Topical numbing for 30–45 minutes. Treatment itself takes 30–60 minutes depending on the area. Mild redness and pinpoint marks are normal for 24–48 hours.
Most clients return to normal activity the next day. Sun protection is essential. Active skincare (retinol, exfoliating acids) pauses for about a week.
Some immediate tightening. Real results build over 3–6 months as collagen remodels. Annual maintenance after the initial series keeps the result moving forward.
If your primary concern is volume loss, fillers may serve you better. If laxity is significant, threads or a surgical consult may be the more honest answer. If your skin is reactive or you're prone to pigmentation, the protocol needs careful adjustment. The point of an evaluation is to tell you the truth about whether this is your treatment, not to sell you the device we happen to own.
Board-certified internal medicine physician. Fellow with the American Academy of Anti-Aging Medicine. Advanced aesthetic injector with over a decade of clinical practice.
Atlanta Aesthetics & Wellness was built on a single conviction: that what you see in the mirror is a direct reflection of what's happening inside your body. Dr. Bing's training spans hospital medicine, functional longevity, hormone optimization, and advanced aesthetic technique, and her practice exists at the intersection of all of it.