What are the criteria for InMode? I'm curious about the effects.

Everyone recommends InMode as the first step to getting a lift, so I'm thinking of getting a consultation, but the reviews are so polarized that I can't really get a feel for it.

Some people say their double chin disappeared and it was the procedure of their lives, while others warn against it, saying their cheeks sunken in and they became a skeleton... Just what kind of face is this procedure supposed to be successful?

Compared to my body weight, I have a lot of fat concentrated specifically under my chin, and my skin is on the softer side. I don't have a well-developed bone structure, so I'm wondering if my case qualifies for InMode recommendations. I'm afraid that if I just follow what everyone else is doing, I might lose all my cheek fat and end up looking older.

Are there any faces based on skin thickness or fat mass that are definitely a waste of money to do, or faces that will yield amazing results with InMode?