The cheek fat that adults used to say was baby fat and would go away has still not disappeared after 25 years, so I got InMode... I used Yeoshin Ticket and got treated by the director who was said to be a key doctor (it was The Hill Dermatology Clinic, but the hospital name autocomplete isn't workingㅠ) In the middle, the clinic expanded and moved, so for the 2nd and 3rd sessions I went to Sinsa Station
I had 3 sessions of stage 1 + stage 2 + bruise management. It does work. But it felt very factory-like and chaotic, and compared to that, the 700,000 won range felt a bit expensive for someone just starting out in the workforce.
The procedure process was: If you write a review after the first session, they give you bruise cream. I asked them to remove the part in the review that said the procedure time was short, so I corrected it... When you arrive, they give you a mask, and when you leave, you get bruise cream and water (Evian or Fiji). Stage 1 is performed by the director. With one device, it takes 15 minutes; with two devices, they adjust it to 7-8 minutes. Stage 2 was done by the director at first, and for the 2nd and 3rd sessions they ask whether a therapist can do it instead, since the treatment time is doubled. I thought a longer one would be better, so I had it done by the therapist. After that, they do bruise recovery care + finishing care, and that's it.
My personal review... They said, "Your skin doesn't bruise at all and it takes InMode really well~~" so I was like, really? But thinking about it now, I think it was just lip service. The effect definitely seems proportional to bruising,, I only had mild bruising all three times, which could be covered with cushion foundation.
And also If you want to get the most effect, don't keep the director busy and just sit still and bear with it... At the 2nd session, I kept talking because I was curious about the successful secret of the director who had moved to the expanded clinic(?)..? That was when I had no bruising and got the least effect.. Hmm hmm
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