Optimas Max in Miami: The Platform Behind Morpheus8 Burst

Optimas Max is InMode's multi-application aesthetic platform: a single console that runs several RF-based handpieces and protocols. At Infinity Beauty Lab, it is the hardware behind the practice's Morpheus8 Burst and Burst Deep protocols, the RF microneedling treatments used on the face and body.

Instead of delivering radiofrequency energy at a single depth per pass, the Burst and Burst Deep delivery modes on Optimas Max fire RF energy at multiple depths within one pulse, so several layers of tissue are addressed together rather than in separate passes. Burst is used on the face and neck; Burst Deep is the deeper-reaching counterpart used on body areas such as the abdomen, arms, and thighs, where broader coverage per pass and a more even heating pattern across a larger surface matter most.

The platform gives Dana finer, real-time control over needle depth, energy level, and pulse pattern for each area treated, so the same visit can move from a shallower, gentler setting near the eyes to a deeper setting along the jawline, or address fibrous, resistant tissue on the body, such as post-surgical scar tissue, that a single-depth pass would not reach as effectively.

Clients are treated on current-generation Morpheus8 hardware rather than an earlier-generation device running the same brand name. That distinction matters because Morpheus8 results depend heavily on the provider's depth selection, energy settings, and technique across different skin types and thicknesses, not on the device alone, and finer hardware control gives an experienced provider more to work with during that decision-making.

Because Dana treats every client herself, from the initial consultation through the treatment itself, the person assessing your skin and choosing the platform's settings is the same person holding the handpiece. There is no handoff between a consulting provider and a different technician performing the treatment.