Quantum RF Treatments Miami

Quantum RF Treatments Miami | Med Aesthetics Miami

Quantum RF at Med Aesthetics Miami is a minimally invasive treatment that delivers radiofrequency energy beneath the skin to tighten tissue and address localized fat.

Performed under local anesthesia, the device uses a small cannula to deliver energy to depths of up to 60mm — a specification confirmed on InMode’s own QuantumRF product page, which describes the device as cleared for soft tissue contraction.

Patients can book a Quantum RF consultation at any of the practice’s three South Florida locations to discuss candidacy and expected results.

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Key Takeaways

Quantum RF is performed under local anesthesia via a small cannula that reaches tissue depths of up to 60mm, per InMode’s device specifications.
The practice’s clinical experience shows that many patients achieve meaningful results in a single session, with some choosing 2–3 sessions for additional contouring.
The treatment covers most of the body, including the jawline and neck; it is not performed on the upper face— the cheeks, eyes, and forehead are excluded.
Pricing starts at $3,000 for the under-chin area and $3,500 for one full area.

What Is Quantum RF and How Does It Work?

Quantum RF is a minimally invasive radiofrequency treatment. A licensed provider administers local anesthesia to the treatment area, then inserts a small cannula beneath the skin to deliver fractionated RF energy.

Per InMode’s device documentation, QuantumRF is available in two cannula sizes — QuantumRF 10 for smaller, more delicate zones and QuantumRF 25 for larger areas — and reaches depths of up to 60mm.

RF energy heats the treated tissue, understood to cause existing collagen fibers to contract while stimulating new collagen production over the following weeks. Each session takes approximately 30 to 60 minutes depending on the treatment area.

How Is Quantum RF Different From Morpheus8?

Quantum RF and Morpheus8 are both InMode radiofrequency technologies, built for different depths and different goals.

Feature	Quantum RF	Morpheus8
Delivery method	RF energy via a small cannula beneath the skin	RF energy + microneedling at the skin surface
Anesthesia	Local anesthesia	Topical numbing cream
Depth	Up to 60mm (InMode device specification)	Up to approximately 8mm (per the practice’s published comparison of the two devices)
Areas treated	Body, jawline, and neck	Face and body
Upper face	Not performed	Yes
Sessions	Often one session; some patients pursue 2–3 for additional contouring, per the practice’s clinical experience	1–3 sessions, per the practice’s published Morpheus8 page
Results duration	Varies by patient; results can be long-lasting with appropriate aftercare	Typically around 1 year, per the practice’s published Morpheus8 page, with individual variation

Quantum RF reaches deeper structural tissue for laxity and localized fat; Morpheus8 works closer to the surface for skin texture and mild-to-moderate laxity.

Patients evaluating both can review the Quantum RF vs. Morpheus8 comparison. Many patients use the two together — Quantum RF for deeper structural tightening, Morpheus8 for surface resurfacing — with sequencing and timing determined by the treating provider.

What Areas Does Quantum RF Treat?

Quantum RF treats areas of the body and lower face where skin laxity and localized fat cause visible sagging and loss of contour.

Treatment Area	Primary Concern Addressed
Jawline	Skin laxity, early jowling
Submental area (under the chin)	Localized fat, loose skin
Neck	Sagging skin, skin laxity
Arms	Loose skin, localized fat
Abdomen and waistline	Skin laxity, localized fat
Thighs	Skin laxity, localized fat
Back and bra area	Skin laxity, localized fat
Chest	Skin laxity
Knees	Localized fat, skin laxity

Quantum RF is not performed on the upper face — cheeks, eyes, and forehead are excluded — though the jawline, submental area, and neck are treated. Patients wanting upper-face tightening can discuss Morpheus8 as a complementary treatment.

Who Is a Good Candidate for Quantum RF?

Good candidates have mild-to-moderate skin laxity or localized fat and want noticeable tightening without a lengthy multi-session protocol, and can accommodate a recovery period of up to a week before resuming strenuous activity.

Patients who are pregnant, have certain medical conditions, or have metal implants in the intended treatment area may not be candidates.

These exclusions are consistent with contraindications commonly published for similar minimally invasive, cannula-based radiofrequency devices in this category.

The clinical team reviews medical history, skin condition, and treatment goals at the initial consultation to confirm candidacy.

Quantum RF’s radiofrequency energy is not designed to target melanin the way some laser treatments are — a mechanism-level difference, not a guarantee of risk-free treatment for every patient. Individual candidacy, skin type, and treatment settings are assessed at consultation.

What Are the Possible Risks and Limitations of Quantum RF?

Quantum RF belongs to the same family of minimally invasive, cannula-based radiofrequency devices as InMode’s BodyTite and FaceTite.

Published safety information for those related devices describes temporary swelling, bruising, and localized numbness lasting one to two weeks, with serious complications such as infection or scarring reported in a small minority of cases among experienced providers.

That same device-category information also notes that skin can appear temporarily uneven in the months following treatment before results fully settle.

This reflects general information for the device category rather than Quantum-RF-specific outcome data published by Med Aesthetics Miami. The practice’s own outcome experience should be confirmed with the clinical team before publication.

Quantum RF is not a substitute for surgical procedures in patients with significant excess skin, and it is not a weight-loss treatment — it addresses localized fat and skin tightening, not overall body fat reduction.

Patients with expectations set at consultation, based on their specific anatomy and goals, tend to have the most satisfactory outcomes.

How Should You Prepare for Quantum RF?

The clinical team provides specific pre-procedure instructions during the consultation, which typically address current medications, supplements, and recent sun exposure.

Patients should discuss any blood thinners or medications that affect healing with the treating provider well before the scheduled date, since these may need to be adjusted under medical guidance.

What Happens During a Quantum RF Treatment?

The treating provider prepares the treatment area and administers local anesthesia. A small entry point allows insertion of the RF cannula beneath the skin, which delivers controlled energy directly to the collagen fibers and fat tissue in the target zone.

Patients typically feel warmth during this phase, since Quantum RF does not include built-in cooling technology. Sessions run approximately 30 to 60 minutes depending on the size and number of areas being treated.

What Results Can You Expect, and When?

Timeframe	What Patients Experience
Shortly after treatment	Initial tightening as existing collagen contracts
Several weeks to a few months	Continued improvement as new collagen forms, with individual variation
Longer term	Results vary by patient and can be long-lasting with appropriate aftercare, influenced by age, skin condition, and lifestyle

The practice’s clinical experience is that many patients see meaningful results from a single session, with some choosing 2–3 sessions for more pronounced contouring. Touch-up treatments are also available for patients who want to extend results over time.

What Is Recovery Like After Quantum RF?

Most patients resume normal daily activities within about a week, though recovery time varies by treatment area and number of zones addressed.

Some swelling, redness, or mild bruising in the treated area is common in the days following treatment and is consistent with recovery patterns reported for similar cannula-based RF devices.

Strenuous exercise should be delayed per the treating provider’s specific instructions.

How Much Does Quantum RF Cost?

Quantum RF pricing at Med Aesthetics Miami starts at $3,000 for the under-chin area and $3,500 for one full area. Total cost depends on the number of areas treated and is confirmed during consultation.

Can Quantum RF Be Combined With Other Treatments?

Quantum RF is commonly combined with laser skin resurfacing, dermal fillers, injectables, and Morpheus8 as part of a broader rejuvenation plan.

Patients addressing both body laxity and facial concerns can discuss pairing Quantum RF with Morpheus8 for the face — the treating provider determines whether these are scheduled together or staged across visits.

Patients focused on abdominal contouring can compare this approach against Morpheus8 for the stomach.

Where Can You Get Quantum RF in Coral Gables, Aventura, or Lauderdale-by-the-Sea?

Med Aesthetics Miami offers Quantum RF at all three of its South Florida locations. The Coral Gables center serves Coral Gables, Coconut Grove, Brickell, and South Miami.

The Aventura center serves Aventura, Sunny Isles Beach, Hallandale Beach, and North Miami Beach. The Lauderdale-by-the-Sea center, by appointment only, serves Fort Lauderdale, Pompano Beach, and northern Broward County.

Patients unable to visit in person can start with a virtual consultation to discuss goals before their first visit.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Quantum RF? Quantum RF is a minimally invasive treatment that delivers radiofrequency energy through a small cannula beneath the skin, under local anesthesia. Per InMode’s device specifications, it reaches depths of up to 60mm and is indicated for soft tissue contraction.

How is Quantum RF different from Morpheus8? Quantum RF uses a cannula under local anesthesia to reach depths up to 60mm, treating the body, jawline, and neck. Morpheus8 combines RF energy with microneedling under topical numbing to treat the face and body at shallow depths.

Does Quantum RF require anesthesia? Yes. Quantum RF is performed under local anesthesia, administered by the treating provider before the cannula is inserted.

How many Quantum RF sessions are needed? The practice’s clinical experience is that many patients see meaningful results from a single session, with some pursuing 2–3 sessions for more pronounced contouring. The treating provider recommends a plan based on individual goals.

When will I see results? Some tightening is noticeable shortly after treatment as existing collagen contracts. Continued improvement typically develops over the following weeks to months as new collagen forms, with results varying by individual.

How long do results last? Duration varies by patient and can be long-lasting with appropriate aftercare, influenced by age, skin condition, and lifestyle. Touch-up sessions can extend results over time.

What areas does Quantum RF treat? Quantum RF treats the jawline, neck, arms, abdomen, thighs, back, chest, and knees. It is not performed on the upper face — cheeks, eyes, and forehead are excluded.

Is Quantum RF safe for dark skin tones? Quantum RF’s radiofrequency energy is not designed to target melanin, which differs mechanically from some laser treatments — though individual candidacy and settings are confirmed at consultation.

What are the risks of Quantum RF? Similar cannula-based RF devices report temporary swelling, bruising, and localized numbness lasting one to two weeks, with infection or scarring occurring in a small minority of cases. It is not a weight-loss treatment or a substitute for surgery for significant excess skin.

What is recovery like after Quantum RF? Most patients resume normal activity within about a week, though this varies by treatment area. Swelling, redness, or mild bruising is common in the days following treatment.

Who is not a candidate for Quantum RF? Patients who are pregnant, have certain medical conditions, or have metal implants in the treatment area may not be candidates. A consultation confirms individual candidacy.

How much does Quantum RF cost? Quantum RF starts at $3,000 for the under-chin area and $3,500 for one full area at Med Aesthetics Miami. Total cost depends on the number of areas treated.

Bottom Line:

Quantum RF delivers RF energy through a small cannula under local anesthesia, reaching depths of up to 60mm per InMode’s device specifications.

Many patients see results from a single session, though some pursue additional sessions for more pronounced contouring; duration varies by individual. Pricing starts at $3,000 for the under-chin area and $3,500 for one full area.

Schedule a Quantum RF consultation at Coral Gables, Aventura, or Lauderdale-by-the-Sea.

Quantum RF Treatments Miami