Is the InMode procedure effective for men as well?

I am considering getting an InMode lift, which is said to be popular among men as well.

I exercise regularly, so I have an average build, but strangely, as I get older, only my facial fat—especially my double chin and the boundary between my neck and the collar—keeps sagging. I felt a tight sensation whenever I buttoned my shirt collar, and I was stressed because my jawline looked dull during meetings or photo shoots. It was then that a colleague strongly recommended the InMode treatment. Hearing that it completely eliminates fat cells to restore a sharp jawline, I thought it was the perfect procedure for someone like me struggling with chin fat.

However, since I am an office worker who has to go to work every day, I am worried that the red bruises or marks left on my face after the procedure might linger for too long and interfere with my work. Are there any men here who have received the InMode treatment at a dermatology clinic, or anyone with experience?