Skin & Collagen
Quantum
Radiofrequency under the skin to tighten and contour.
At a glance
- Session
- 60–120 min, by area and anesthesia
- Recovery
- Several days to 2 weeks or longer
- Results
- Progressive over 1–6 months
- Sessions
- Often 1; individualized
Treatment duration, downtime, visible results and recommended sessions are approximate and vary from person to person. Your provider confirms them at your consultation.
What it is
Quantum (QuantumRF by InMode) delivers radiofrequency energy beneath the skin, through a thin cannula placed via a tiny opening. Heating the tissue from below helps it contract and prompts new collagen, which can tighten loose skin and refine contours.
Because it works under the skin rather than from the surface, it can reach deeper layers than treatments like Morpheus8. It's minimally invasive: it's done under local anesthesia and involves some recovery.
It's an option for people with mild to moderate laxity who want more than a non-invasive treatment can give but aren't looking for surgery. A consultation with Dra. García decides whether it suits you.
Concerns it treats
Treatment areas
- Jawline
- Under the chin
- Neck
- Arms
- Abdomen
- Flanks
- Thighs
- Knees
Who it may suit
- Adults with mild to moderate skin laxity on the face, neck or body
- People who want more tightening than non-invasive treatments offer
- Anyone who isn't ready for, or doesn't want, surgery
What to expect
Consultation
We assess your skin, the area and your health history, and explain what Quantum can and can't do for you.
Preparation
The area is marked and numbed with local anesthesia. A tiny opening is made for the cannula.
Treatment
The cannula moves under the skin, delivering radiofrequency in controlled passes while the skin temperature is monitored.
Recovery
Swelling and bruising are expected. A compression garment may be needed, and we'll give you aftercare instructions.
Why patients choose it
- Works beneath the skin to help tighten and contour
- Stimulates collagen for gradual, natural-looking change
- A minimally invasive alternative for people not ready for surgery
- Can treat face, neck and body areas
- Often a single session, planned for you
- Can be combined with Morpheus8 for the skin's surface
What to consider
- It's minimally invasive, with local anesthesia and a small opening for the cannula
- Swelling, bruising and tenderness are common, and can last one to three weeks
- Numbness or tingling in the area can take weeks to months to settle
- Compression garments may be needed, especially on the body
- Results vary and develop gradually; it doesn't replace surgery for significant excess skin
- Not suitable for everyone; a medical evaluation comes first
Before your visit
- Tell us about all medications and supplements; don't stop a prescribed blood thinner without your doctor's approval
- Avoid alcohol for a day or two before treatment
- Arrange for someone to drive you home if advised
- Arrive with the area clean, without lotions or makeup
After your treatment
- Expect swelling and bruising for one to three weeks
- Wear your compression garment as instructed
- Keep the small opening clean and follow your wound care instructions
- Avoid strenuous exercise, saunas and sun on the area until cleared
- Call us if you notice increasing pain, redness or fever
Your provider will give you instructions for your own treatment plan.
Before and after
Mia Piel patients
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Courtesy of InModeNot Mia Piel patients
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Results vary. Individual results may differ.
Frequently asked questions
What is Quantum?
A minimally invasive radiofrequency treatment from InMode that delivers energy under the skin through a thin cannula, to help tighten tissue and refine contours.
How is it different from Morpheus8?
Morpheus8 treats from the surface with microneedles; Quantum works from beneath the skin and can reach deeper. They're sometimes combined.
Does it hurt?
The area is numbed with local anesthesia. You may feel pressure or warmth during treatment and soreness afterwards.
How long is the recovery?
It varies with the area. Swelling and bruising usually last one to three weeks, and you may need a compression garment.
When will I see results?
Some change may be visible early, but results build gradually over several months as collagen remodels. Results vary.
How many sessions will I need?
Often one, planned for you. Some patients may benefit from more; your provider will explain what fits your goals.
Is it surgery?
No. It's minimally invasive, done through a tiny opening under local anesthesia, but it isn't a substitute for surgery when there's a lot of loose skin.
Can I see before and after photos?
Yes. The gallery on this page shows Mia Piel patients. Photos courtesy of InMode are labelled as such. Results vary.
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