InMode focuses on directly acting on fat cells to reduce the volume of unwanted fat. Shurink, on the other hand, works by creating thermal coagulation points in specific skin layers, causing the skin to contract and induce a lifting effect.

The InMode procedure is broadly divided into two stages. In the first stage, radiofrequency energy is delivered to the skin's dermal layer to generate heat. Subsequently, in the second stage, the skin and fat layers are suctioned using a vacuum method, and then radiofrequency energy and electrical stimulation are used to refine and improve facial contours.

InMode lifting can achieve two main effects. The first (Forma stage) involves raising the skin surface temperature to 43 degrees Celsius to deliver thermal energy to the dermal layer, stimulating collagen production, which can help improve wrinkles and enhance skin elasticity. The second (MiniFX stage) combines high-energy radiofrequency with IRE (electrical stimulation) technology to assist overall facial lifting from the epidermis to the SMAS layer, reduce unwanted fat, and promote collagen regeneration, thereby contributing to more defined facial contours.

Yes, most daily activities are possible immediately after the procedure. However, temporary bruising or redness may appear in the treated area, which typically subsides naturally within about 1 to 2 weeks, depending on individual skin condition.

Since the procedure works by inducing collagen activation through thermal energy, it is advisable to avoid actions that lower skin temperature, such as cold compresses, on the day of the procedure. Additionally, slight bruising or redness may temporarily occur after the procedure.