It strongly feels like an inexpensive, high-volume dermatology clinic. Overall, it looked like a system that emphasizes price competitiveness to increase patient turnover. What I felt when receiving the InMode treatment was that you need to state the treatment areas yourself quite specifically and clearly. When I first visited, I just lay down without much explanation and the treatment started right away, with no sufficient discussion about the design or lines. As a result, the treatment was mainly focused on the center of my cheeks, so my face temporarily had a feeling of looking like a “peanut shape.”
The clinic probably proceeds according to its default settings, but the results can vary depending on each person’s face shape or desired direction, so I think it is important to point out the exact areas even right before the procedure. Since the price is low, the structure does not seem suited to expecting detailed, customized consultation. Instead, it could be a decent choice for people who want cost-effective maintenance. If I visit again, next time I definitely plan to specify the areas I want treated before proceeding.