Is InMode recommended for those concerned about their facial contours?

Lately, the area under my chin and lower cheeks seems to be sagging more than before, so I get self-conscious every time I take a photo. I am considering losing some weight, but I feel I need to manage my facial contours separately, so I am looking into InMode. I am curious about who is recommended for InMode and whether I can receive a consultation even if my skin is simply sagging. I understand that InMode is suitable for improving elasticity and facial contours, but I would like to know if the results might vary depending on skin thickness or fat volume. I do not want my cheeks to sink too much; I am hoping for a natural refinement of my jawline. I am also curious about the criteria hospitals use to determine if I qualify for InMode. For those who have actually received the treatment, please let me know which areas of the face were focused on during the consultation and what changes after the procedure were most satisfying. Since I am just looking into this, I would like a consultation where they explain if it is suitable for my facial condition, rather than simply recommending the procedure unconditionally.