InMode Lifting utilizes radiofrequency (RF) and electrical stimulation, while Shurink Lifting uses High-Intensity Focused Ultrasound (HIFU). This is where the difference in energy delivery methods arises. Both procedures can positively contribute to improving overall facial elasticity and contour lines. In particular, InMode is characterized by its ability to reach areas deeper within the jowl, which are difficult to access with Shurink treatments.

InMode procedures typically consist of two main stages. First, radiofrequency energy is used to deliver a warm sensation to the dermal layer of the skin. Next, using vacuum suction technology, the skin and fat layer are gently gathered, and then radiofrequency and electrical stimulation are applied simultaneously to refine the facial lines.

The InMode procedure utilizes two modes, each with a different role. First, the Forma mode heats the skin surface to about 43 degrees, delivering thermal energy to the dermis. This can help promote collagen production, contributing to wrinkle reduction and improved skin elasticity. Next, the MiniFX mode simultaneously uses radiofrequency and electrical stimulation (IRE technology) to deeply act from the epidermis to the SMAS layer. This process affects fat cells and induces collagen regeneration, thereby contributing to the improvement of facial contours.

In most cases, there are no significant difficulties in returning to daily life immediately after the procedure. However, mild bruising or redness may appear in the treated area. These reactions vary from person to person and usually subside naturally within 1 to 2 weeks.