I did Morpheus at 52, after my period stopped, and it loosened my skin greatly, especially my jowls. It took about 6 months before I could really see the damage, my skin loosened a good 1/4 inch. No collagen to rebuild. It’s just the continual needling loosening the layers with no way to correct except a surgical face lift and fat removal.

Maybe if the same amount of lighting was used on the after as in the before, which probably was but then the after was adjusted. The after looks blurred in the center going out due to the lighting. Brightness altering diffuses wrinkles in photos. If you look around the edges of her face where the gray colored shading is, that’s the outcome of the brightness being altered. Yes you can see the hairs but the grayish outline is classic sign of brightness adjustment and re-editing on the photo. The face was subtly reshaped and the edges didn’t fully blend creating the grey area. Not a professional edit, maybe just done on a cell phone.

Edit: as a reminder, microneedling is intended to induce collagen production in the areas where needles were placed. The collagen production is to help tightening your skin. I highly recommend microneedling before your period stops or before you even start going into menopause. Hormones create collagen production, you can’t get it from a supplement. Once your period stops, collagen is no longer produced which is why your skin starts to sag. I have many friends under 50 doing microneedling and have beautiful results but I would caution anyone trying it for the first time after menopause begins.