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Facial aging isn’t just about surface lines. It reflects deeper structural changes—shifts in fat compartments, gradual collagen loss, and weakened connective support. A new study published in the Aesthetic Surgery Journal (2025) highlights how advanced radiofrequency (RF) technologies are reshaping modern facial rejuvenation, offering meaningful tightening and contouring without the demands of traditional surgery.
At LifeSpaMD, we use the same InMode technologies featured in this research—including Morpheus8, AccuTite, and FaceTite—to provide anatomy-driven, longevity-focused rejuvenation. Below, we break down what the latest evidence shows and how it informs our care.
For years, many patients found themselves in an in-between zone:
The study confirms what we see every day: advanced RF technologies bridge this gap, providing visible tightening and collagen remodeling with minimal downtime. But importantly, RF is no longer reserved for “not ready for surgery” patients—when applied with anatomical precision, it becomes a powerful solution across a wide spectrum of ages and goals.
RF energy delivers controlled heat to the dermis and subdermal layers, triggering a predictable cascade of benefits:
Morpheus8 combines microneedling with RF for texture and skin-quality improvements. FaceTite and AccuTite deliver deeper RF for more pronounced contouring of the jawline, neck, and midface.
The research reviewed more than 1,300 treatments across multiple facial zones—including the eyes, midface, jawline, and neck—with no scarring, pigment changes, or prolonged downtime reported. Here’s a patient-friendly summary of the findings.
Aging in the forehead is driven by repetitive movement and tissue thinning.
Morpheus8 was shown to:
Takeaway: For patients who feel like Botox “isn’t quite enough,” RF microneedling provides an added layer of rejuvenation.
The eyelid region contains the thinnest skin on the body—making safe tightening historically difficult.
Morpheus8 Prime showed improvements in:
The study reported zero complications, aligning with what we achieve clinically at LifeSpaMD.
These folds are often structural rather than superficial.
AccuTite + Morpheus8 improved:
This combination offers softening not typically achievable with filler or laser alone—especially valuable for patients with heavier midface anatomy.
Vertical lip lines intensify as dermal collagen declines.
Morpheus8 demonstrated improvement in:
It offers visible results without the downtime associated with CO₂ laser resurfacing.
One of the most impactful findings centered on the lower face.
AccuTite and FaceTite—with Morpheus8—were shown to:
Importantly, the study reported no nerve injuries or major complications, a significant reassurance for patients considering RF-based neck rejuvenation.
With thousands of anatomically targeted zones treated and no reported scarring or pigment issues, RF remains one of the most reliable nonsurgical tightening modalities—especially in expert, physician-led settings.
Pairing deep RF (FaceTite/AccuTite) with fractional RF (Morpheus8) creates synergistic tightening across layers—something no single device or technique can achieve alone.
We use RF:
Most patients see progressive improvement over 3–4 sessions, aligning with the natural collagen remodeling timeline.
RF may be appropriate if your goals include improving:
At LifeSpaMD, every plan is built around anatomy—not trends or devices. Our physician-led team uses advanced assessment to determine whether RF, surgery, or a combination will best serve your goals.
LifeSpaMD is New Mexico’s first adopter of several InMode technologies and among the region’s most experienced providers of RF-based facial rejuvenation. If you’re exploring nonsurgical tightening with medical oversight, we’d be honored to guide you.
Schedule your consultation and experience precision, anatomy-driven rejuvenation at LifeSpaMD.
Clinical references available through InMode.

