InMode is a popular treatment in Korea known as a “non-surgical facial slimming treatment.” However, InMode is not actually the name of a treatment. It refers to the name of a company that manufactures aesthetic medical devices or a multifunctional device made by InMode.
InMode is an Israeli medical device manufacturer that develops, manufactures, and sells devices used in aesthetic surgery, plastic surgery, and other fields.
Multifunctional devices made by InMode also carry the name “InMode.” These devices combine multiple functions in one unit, including functions such as Lumecca, Forma, and MiniFX.
When referring to InMode as a facial slimming treatment, this means two types of treatments: Forma and MiniFX. The Japanese treatment using these two functions is called InMode Lift.
Both InMode and HIFU are popular as “non-surgical facial slimming treatments,” but they differ in the energy used and how they approach the tissue.
InMode uses RF energy (radiofrequency) while suctioning the skin, whereas HIFU uses high-intensity focused ultrasound to deliver ultrasound energy from the skin’s surface. These differences also affect how the results develop and which concerns each treatment is suited to.
InMode therefore provides a stronger approach to the fat layer and is suitable for people concerned about fat around the facial contour or seeking a facial slimming effect. HIFU, on the other hand, acts more strongly on the fascia and dermal layers, making it suitable for people seeking an overall lifting effect.
There are also differences in treatment pain and side effects. InMode involves heat and a certain degree of pain and carries a risk of bruising, whereas HIFU involves sharp pain but has a relatively low risk of bruising.
Both InMode and HIFU are popular as “non-surgical facial slimming treatments,” but they differ in the energy used and how they approach the tissue.
InMode uses RF energy (radiofrequency) while suctioning the skin, whereas HIFU uses high-intensity focused ultrasound to deliver ultrasound energy from the skin’s surface. These differences also affect how the results develop and which concerns each treatment is suited to.
InMode therefore provides a stronger approach to the fat layer and is suitable for people concerned about fat around the facial contour or seeking a facial slimming effect. HIFU, on the other hand, acts more strongly on the fascia and dermal layers, making it suitable for people seeking an overall lifting effect.
There are also differences in treatment pain and side effects. InMode involves heat and a certain degree of pain and carries a risk of bruising, whereas HIFU involves sharp pain but has a relatively low risk of bruising.