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Double Chin Reduction: Six Benefits of Morpheus8 Microneedling with Radiofrequency (RF)
At Biomend Aesthetics and Wellness in Littleton, Colorado, Dr. Andrew Coleman, Kristen Coleman, PA-C, and their team of RN Nurses provide solutions for men and women who are unhappy with their double chin. Morpheus8 microneedling with RF treatment addresses the appearance of a double chin with subdermal adipose remodeling. Let’s look at this process and its advantages.
What is subdermal adipose remodeling?
Subdermal adipose remodeling is described as a physiological process in which the subcutaneous fat tissues change in response to various stimuli. This process involves the expansion, contraction, and relocation of adipose tissue. Adipose tissue, referred to by most as body fat, plays a critical role in energy storage and metabolism regulation. It consists of specialized cells called adipocytes that will store excess energy in the form of triglycerides. Subdermal adipose tissue refers to the layer of fat located just beneath the skin, especially the double chin. With the use of Morpheus8 treatments for the face and body, the dreaded “submental fullness” can be treated!
Six benefits of Morpheus8 skin tightening and fat reduction treatment for a double chin:
- Affordability. Compared to plastic surgery procedures such as liposuction, Morpheus8 with RF is much more affordable. The cost of a single session makes it a more accessible option for those who may not have the budget for surgical procedures.
- Minimally invasive procedure. Morpheus8 is minimally invasive, meaning no incisions or cuts are made on the skin. The microneedles in this procedure penetrate the skin at a specific depth to deliver radiofrequency energy, triggering collagen production and promoting tissue remodeling. This causes tighter and firmer skin without any scarring or downtime.
- Customizable treatment options. One of Morpheus8’s major benefits is its customizable treatment options. The depth of the microneedles is adjustable based on the patient’s specific concerns, such as skin laxity or fine lines and wrinkles. The radiofrequency energy can also be tailored to target different layers of the skin, making it a very versatile treatment for various aesthetic concerns.
- Long-lasting results. Morpheus8 skin tightening treatment not only provides immediate results but also has long-lasting effects. As collagen production continues after the procedure, patients can see further improvement in their skin over time. With proper skincare maintenance, results can last up to a year or more.
- Suitable for all skin types and tones. Another advantage of Morpheus8 is that it is safe and effective for our patients of all skin types and tones, including darker skin tones, which may not be suitable for other traditional skin tightening treatments.
- Minimal downtime. Unlike surgical procedures, Morpheus8 has minimal downtime. Patients can resume their daily activities immediately after their treatment, with only mild redness or swelling that typically resolves on its own within a few days.
Where can I learn more about fat reduction and skin tightening services?
If you are ready to address your dreaded double chin (or other stubborn fat areas) in a way that doesn’t require plastic surgery, we invite you to connect with the team at Biomend Aesthetics and Wellness to discuss your options. Call (720) 460-0179 to request an upcoming appointment at the office to learn more. You can also schedule services online at www.biomend.com. The practice is conveniently located at 5935 South Zang St., #220, and is open to new and established patients in and around the Littleton, CO, community and beyond!
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Kristen Coleman, PA-C
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Kristen Coleman, PA-C, is a board-certified physician assistant with over 15 years of clinical experience. She earned her PA degree from Duke University and founded Biomend Aesthetics and Wellness in 2021.
Dr. Andrew Coleman
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Dr. Andrew Coleman graduated from the Duke University School of Medicine in 2011 and completed his Emergency Medicine residency at Denver Health in 2015. He is board-certified in Emergency Medicine and also serves as a Flight Surgeon with the Colorado Army National Guard.
