Uneven texture
For patients comparing professional options for rough or uneven-looking skin.

RF microneedling · Face + body
Morpheus8 pairs microneedling with radiofrequency for concerns such as uneven texture, fine lines, acne scars, and loose or crepey-looking skin. Your treatment is planned in person for the specific area.
Inside the treatment
Two views of a real Morpheus8 appointment at Tate Aesthetics LA—an overview of the procedure and a closer look at facial treatment.
Real procedure footage supplied by Tate Aesthetics LA · Treatment plans, experiences, and results vary
What brings patients in
Morpheus8 may be considered for several face, neck, and body concerns. Whether it fits your skin and goals is determined during an in-person assessment.
For patients comparing professional options for rough or uneven-looking skin.
A consultation may explore whether RF microneedling fits visible line concerns.
Scar type, skin tone, history, and realistic goals all shape the plan.
The treatment area and depth are chosen only after an anatomy and skin assessment.
Neck skin requires its own plan; facial settings should not be assumed.
The Morpheus8 platform includes tips designed for different treatment areas.
Morpheus8 Body
A body-focused plan for visible skin texture and laxity on selected areas.
This is not a weight-loss treatment. Area, tip, depth, recovery, and whether treatment is appropriate are confirmed in consultation.
Ask about Morpheus8 BodyPublished body cases
Before → After



Independent provider cases published in Morpheus8 Body and Morpheus8 Burst Deep materials · Not Tate patients · Technology availability, protocols, timing, photography, and individual results vary
Morpheus8 Burst · visualized

Morpheus8 at Tate
The device is only one part of the treatment. Skin history, anatomy, treatment area, tip selection, depth, energy, passes, comfort, and recovery all matter.
Morpheus8 delivers fractional bipolar radiofrequency energy through microneedles. Unlike traditional microneedling, it adds controlled RF energy below the skin surface. That difference calls for careful patient selection, informed consent, and individualized settings.
See what to expectYour visit
Here is what happens before, during, and after an appointment. Exact preparation and recovery guidance depends on your treatment plan.
Tatev reviews your concern, skin history, medications, prior procedures, healing history, sensitivities, and timing. Candidacy is never decided from a trend or photo alone.
The area is cleansed and the comfort plan is discussed. Any topical preparation, timing, and instructions are individualized rather than promised online.
A selected Morpheus8 tip delivers fractional bipolar radiofrequency through microneedles. Area, depth, energy, and passes depend on the clinical plan.
Redness, swelling, tenderness, dryness, crusting, or temporary marks may occur. You leave with instructions for skincare, sun protection, and when to contact the practice.
Skin response and collagen remodeling are gradual and individual. Follow-up and any additional session are based on response—not a guaranteed timeline.
Candidacy
You understand that response is gradual and individual, recovery varies, and more aggressive settings are not automatically better.
Medical conditions, medications, recent procedures, timing, and expectations can change or postpone the plan. Consultation comes first.


The platform
InMode describes interchangeable Morpheus8 tips for different areas and applications. Availability and tip selection at Tate are confirmed during consultation.
Smaller treatment areas
Multi-level treatment depths
More superficial applications
Selected deeper body applications
Published outcomes
These are manufacturer-published examples—not Tate Aesthetics patients. They show possible outcomes, not a forecast for you.


Published by the InMode resource centre · Not treated by Tate Aesthetics LA · Individual results vary

How it works
Morpheus8 places a matrix of microneedles into the selected tissue and delivers fractional bipolar RF energy through the tip.
The intent is a controlled treatment response followed by healing and remodeling. The visual result, degree of change, and timeline vary by patient, area, parameters, and follow-up. Website imagery is editorial—not proof of a patient outcome.
The FDA has reported serious complications with certain uses of RF microneedling devices, including burns, scarring, fat loss, disfigurement, and nerve damage. Review risks, alternatives, provider training, parameters, and follow-up before consenting.
Read the FDA communicationQuestions, answered
Clear answers about treatment areas, recovery, timing, sessions, pricing, and who may need another option.
Morpheus8 is an InMode platform that delivers fractional bipolar radiofrequency through a matrix of microneedles. The selected tip and treatment parameters are planned for the individual area and patient.

Your consultation
Your plan begins with Tatev Abgaryan, RN—not with a preset package.
Bring your priorities, timeline, prior treatment history, medications, and questions. Tatev can assess whether Morpheus8 is appropriate, explain alternatives, and set expectations for comfort, recovery, and follow-up.
Plan the conversationTreatment planning
Face + neck is regularly $800 for one treatment; the new-patient single rate is $650, or $1,550 for a three-treatment series. Morpheus8 Body is $750 for one treatment or $2,100 for three.
Your exact area and plan are confirmed during consultation. See new-patient pricing or call or text the studio with questions.
Start here
Visit Tate Aesthetics LA at 14418 Ventura Blvd, Sherman Oaks, CA 91423 to discuss your skin, priorities, and whether Morpheus8 belongs in your plan.