Satisfaction and Pain Levels of InMode Lifting for People in Their 40s

As I get older, my jawline has sagged and my double chin has worsened, so I am seriously considering the InMode procedure.

After reading the InMode reviews on the Maypure forum, it seems opinions are divided, so it's not easy to make a decision.

I was told that the InMode treatment would suit me well because I have a bit of facial fat.

I have seen many posts saying that InMode is painful. Is it bearable even without anesthetic ointment?

Some people say they get bruised immediately after the procedure. Is it possible to return to daily life right away after the InMode treatment?

I want to tighten my sagging cheeks and jowls with InMode treatment. Would about 3 sessions be enough to see results?

Since it is a somewhat expensive procedure, I am also curious about how long the effects of the InMode treatment last.

My friends around me have been raving about how their faces definitely look smaller after getting the InMode treatment, so I have high expectations.

However, since I heard that caution is advised with InMode treatments on areas with thin skin, I think the director's skill will be important.

I think it's right to manage it with InMode treatment instead of getting stressed about sagging skin every time I look in the mirror.

There are many different types of InMode treatments these days, but what is the most effective method for skin in my 40s like mine?

It would be very helpful if you could share your honest reviews or precautions based on your personal experience with InMode.