What is the InMode procedure time and downtime? Is it okay to get the treatment during my lunch break?
2026.11.12 08:37
I am a male office worker in my late 30s. Since I started taking care of the crown of my head, I have been looking in the mirror more often. My face has lost elasticity compared to before, making my jawline look blurry and my cheeks feel like they have sagged slightly. I am still hesitant about major procedures, so I am looking into lifting treatments that are relatively lighter.
I looked it up and heard that since InMode uses high-frequency heat to tighten the skin, you can return to your daily life relatively quickly. Since time is my top priority while working, I would like to ask about this before the consultation.
① How long does the InMode procedure usually take, including anesthesia and preparation?
② If there is redness or a sensation of heat immediately after the procedure, will it be subtle enough to go to work right away without it being noticeable?
③ What is the recommended frequency and interval for InMode to feel an improvement in elasticity?
I would also like to hear opinions from those who have the same concerns.
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