Received 3 times Inmode FX, Shurink 300 The face is not very fleshy, but there is some flesh on the upper chin, so it looks wider in photos than in real life. Also, there was some fat near the nasolabial line, so we proceeded to improve this area. I found an in-mode restaurant near Gangnam Station. ㅇㅇ Clinic. It is not a factory type. Originally, there was only one director, but now there are two. Before the procedure, they provide design consultation and sketches, but it feels like a rough drawing rather than matching the area of concern. Still, I thought the procedure would be good, but it mainly focused on double chins that had nothing to do with the area of concern. I did it all over my face I definitely feel that the treatment is mainly focused on double chin. I heard a lot about double chins. When I asked why they mainly did the double chin, they said they did it on the entire face but the double chin bruises easily. The 2nd treatment was requested to focus on the upper part of the nasolabial chin next to the nose rather than the double chin, so the treatment was focused on that area. The chin wasn't bruised as well as in the first session. It was because the procedure wasn't done that way at the time. There was a lot of bruising on the side of the nose and cheek. The problem is that it has a weight loss effect that doesn't seem to be noticeable at all. There was a slight indentation on one front cheek. There hasn't been much growth yet, but it looks like if I make a mistake here, it will happen. It is not tailored to each individual, but it is done uniformly like a machine, and when the patient asks for it to be done here or there, It just feels like I'm doing it. Conclusion: I can't do it anymore here. In Mode Shrink has a fat destruction effect, so once the fat is destroyed, it will not return permanently, so the design is really, really, really important. For people who have a lot of fat on their face, it may be better to just strengthen it over time, but otherwise I think it would be a good place to check the design and do it in detail. In addition, it is difficult to find a doctor who checks the design and performs the procedure thoroughly in places that offer cost-effective prices. I take care of patients with in-mode and lifting all day, so I just do it without thinking. They offer verbal advice, but it's just a formality. The opinion of people in my state is that in reality, many procedures are just random. Otherwise, it would be safest to just use a safety bun on the chin. So, please tell me about a place that does in-mode design well and meticulously in a humane way.
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