The story about the InMode lifting effect was not very satisfying.

My younger sibling decided to get a body profile! She worked hard to manage her body and became a muscular woman, but she was disappointed by her aging face and shares her story of undergoing her first InMode lifting procedure.

I will share in detail what InMode is, how long its effects last, and whether there are any side effects.

If you're 고민ing about skin lifting, I think reading this will be helpful.

 

 

First, let's learn about the InMode procedure.

What is InMode? It is a procedure that uses radiofrequency energy to destroy fat cells and improve skin elasticity.

While improving elasticity is the main goal, it is also said to be effective in removing dark spots and blemishes as well as correcting skin tone.

 

The advantage of the InMode procedure is that it is a simple treatment that can be performed without anesthesia.

Conversely, the disadvantages are that it only penetrates the superficial thin fat layer rather than the deeper layers of the skin, so its effectiveness is somewhat less compared to other procedures, and there is a possibility of bruising as a side effect. Of course, there's no need to worry too much about it.

 

 

The InMode procedure process begins with thoroughly cleansing the skin.

Then, anesthetic cream is applied.

And then, using a device called InMode, apply a gel-like substance to the skin and gently rub it in.

They say it feels similar to doing an ultrasound.

 

It's not penetrating the deep skin layer, so why did my younger sibling undergo this procedure!!!

The body profile shooting date was already scheduled, and since bruising could occur after the procedure, they were advised to choose the treatment with the fastest recovery time.

 

So, perhaps the satisfaction level was a bit lower.

It was better than before, but I didn't feel like I had undergone a procedure that cost money.

Even from my perspective, I thought so too.

So, if I receive the procedure again next time, I will opt for a different treatment that lasts for a year.

Of course, the results can vary greatly depending on the hospital and the patient's skin condition.

If you're expecting a noticeable effect, I think you might want to consider trying Inmode at least once.

This is solely my personal opinion.

 

Medicine is for pharmacists, procedures are for doctors, haha.