It feels strongly like a low-cost, high-volume dermatology clinic. Overall, it looked like a system that uses price competitiveness to increase turnover. What I noticed during the InMode treatment was that you need to explain the treatment area yourself, quite specifically and clearly. The first time I went, I just lay down without any particular explanation, and the treatment started right away, with no sufficient discussion about design or line placement. As a result, it was done mainly around the center of the cheeks, so my face temporarily looked like a “peanut-shaped” face. The clinic probably follows a standard setup, but results can vary depending on each person’s face shape and desired direction, so even right before the procedure, it seems important to point out the exact area. Because the price is low, it seems hard to expect detailed customized consultation. Still, for someone who wants cost-effective care, it could be a decent choice. If I go again, I’ll definitely specify the exact area I want before proceeding.
- Doctor
- Doctor (anonymous)
- Price
- Not disclosed
- Visit type
- Surgery
Ratings
- Doctor’s manner3/5
- Consultation expertise3/5
- Staff courtesy3/5
- Facilities3/5
- Result met expectations3/5