As I undergo InMode treatments, I am gradually seeing results.

I was born with a cursed jaw since childhood, and I had more flesh around my jaw than others.
It is difficult to manage without a procedure, so I recently received an 'Inmode' treatment around my jaw.
At first, I didn't realize, but after receiving 4 to 5 sessions every two weeks, the lines gradually became more defined and the effects became noticeable.

I have always been somewhat self-conscious because I naturally have more fat around my chin compared to others.

No matter how much I exercise, I lose fat elsewhere, but the fat around my chin doesn't seem to go away easily.
So, I don't usually like procedures, but I decided to try shaping my jawline with the 'Inmode' procedure.
There happens to be a hospital in Jamsil offering an affordable 'Inmode' treatment event, so I am going there.
Among those around me who have received the 'Inmode' procedure, quite a few said it was painful, but when I first received it, it wasn't as painful as I thought and I didn't have many bruises, so I was unsure whether it was effective or not.
So I thought, since I already started, I might as well endure it and try a few times, considering it as a gamble.
I usually received treatments every two weeks, and after about 4 to 5 sessions, I definitely noticed that my jawline became more slender compared to before.
But I'm not sure if it's just me, but the more I undergo the 'Inmode' procedure, the more the bruising worsens, and it also becomes increasingly painful during the treatment. Still, I think it's better to receive it more intensely (?) if possible, so I didn't ask the doctor to reduce the laser intensity, haha.

Usually, at the hospital, before the 'Inmode' procedure, anesthetic cream is applied to the treatment area, so it was bearable.
Now that my facial line has become more defined, I plan to receive just one or two more sessions and then pause the treatments for a while.

I really tried many different methods to get rid of my double chin before, but I failed every time. I regret not having tried the 'Inmode' procedure earlier.
It varies from person to person, but 'Inmode' seems difficult to see results after just 1 or 2 sessions, and the effects appear gradually with repeated treatments. I hope this information is helpful for those like me who are considering the procedure for facial line management.