I'm curious about the InMode effect.

Lately, I've been concerned that the lower part of my face looks duller than before, so I'm looking into InMode. I haven't gained a significant amount of weight, but my cheeks seem to have sagged a bit, and my jawline isn't as sharp as it used to be, which makes me particularly self-conscious when taking photos. It doesn't seem to be very noticeable from the front, but in side photos, the area under my chin looks slightly thicker. I've tried losing some weight through exercise and diet, but my facial lines remained the same as I expected, so I started looking for other methods.

Then I found out that InMode is often used for concerns regarding facial contours, cheek fat, and the area under the chin, but I am curious about how effective it actually is. I heard that the purpose varies depending on the mode, but I don't really know what the differences are. I have lost so much facial fat that I don't want my cheeks to sink in; I just want the lower part of my face to be slightly refined so that my jawline looks natural.

I am curious how many sessions those who have received InMode typically underwent, and whether people tend to notice changes after just one treatment. I am also concerned about bruising or swelling after the procedure, and I would like to know if it is manageable to receive treatments while working. I would appreciate reviews from those with experience regarding which areas actually felt the effects of InMode the most.

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