My Experience with InMode and Shurink
Hello everyone! 👋🏻
I wanted to share my experiences with InMode and Shurink.
So before I ever had heard of InMode I had always thought that I would have wanted to get a face lift eventually or more like a chin lift?😆 My double chin felt like it was getting worse with age. However, thanks to science and our amazing doctors, I discovered the InMode procedure, which is much less invasive than getting surgery.
It's a kind of laser that makes your fat cells dissolve (please correct me clinics, if I'm not explaining this right) under your skin.
Shurink, on the other hand is slightly different and is a laser that tightens and lifts the skin. I did both for my chin and more recently I did Shurink on my cheeks. There are different kinds of InMode and Shurink but I don't recall what the differences are (probably strength and intensity levels). I uploaded 4 pictures here. The first one
Was the fat around and under my chin before I ever got these procedures.
The 2nd one is right after getting InMode/Shurink for the first time. The InMode does leave marks on your skin for about 3 days, because it squeezes and sucks your fat. It feels like something is sucking on your skin. It can burn a little, too. I will say that I noticed it hurt less when I had more fat. But after going last time, it hurt a lot more, and maybe because I have less fat under my chin now. (So it works well!)
The Shurink did not hurt me at all but I have been told my doctors that it can hurt some patients sometimes due to touching a nerve, but it is nothing permanent. Usually around the teeth.
The 3rd picture is before I ever received chin filler. The last picture is after having received all the procedures. I occasionally get InMode/Shurink though months far apart and it seems I need it less and less.
I probably get chin filler every 3 to 6 months. I can make another post about that too. Since I have a flatter and smaller chin, the filler has allowed my face to have a stronger profile shape.
So these are my experiences with these procedures. Let me know what you think or if you have questions!😄😄




