Non-Surgical V-Line Treatment in Seoul: InMode FX for Double Chin Concerns

Considering InMode FX for a double chin in Seoul? Explore MiniFX vs Forma, how under-chin fullness and skin laxity are assessed, and what to consider about bruising and recovery.

"My jawline looks fine in the mirror.

Why does it look different in photos?"

You may not notice much when looking straight into a mirror,

yet the area beneath your chin can appear fuller in a photo taken by someone else.

You might find yourself extending your chin or slightly raising your head to

create a clearer separation between your jaw and neck.

These concerns often lead people to explore InMode FX for double chin treatment.

Whether InMode FX is appropriate depends on an assessment of

under-chin fat distribution, skin laxity and chin structure.

Camera angles and posture can change how your jawline looks.

A single photograph cannot determine whether treatment is needed.

If you are considering a non-surgical V-line treatment in Korea,

a consultation can help clarify which factors are affecting

your facial contour and what changes may be achievable.

“InMode FX vs Forma:

Are they the same treatment?”

InMode is a platform that supports different handpieces.

The treatment approach and intended purpose depend on which handpiece is used.

✔︎ InMode FX: Vacuum-assisted RF for localized contouring

InMode FX, known as MiniFX for smaller treatment areas,

uses suction to engage tissue while delivering radiofrequency energy.

It may be considered for localized contouring

beneath the chin after assessing tissue thickness and distribution.

✔︎ Forma: RF heating for skin firmness

Forma delivers radiofrequency heat as the handpiece moves across the skin’s surface.

Its suitability is assessed in relation to skin laxity and reduced firmness.

The application process and sensations during treatment differ from those of FX.

The choice of handpiece—and whether a combination is appropriate

—should reflect your current condition and treatment goals.

"Under-chin fat or sagging skin:

What needs to be assessed?"

Fullness beneath the chin is not always caused by excess fat alone.

Loose skin may fold beneath the jaw, while a shorter or less projecting chin

can make the boundary between the jaw and neck appear less defined.

When discussing non-surgical jawline contouring in Seoul,

the following distinctions can help guide the consultation.

1) Fullness beneath the chin : Assess where fat is distributed and the extent of the area involved.

2) Sagging from the corners of the mouth toward the jawline :

Evaluate fat distribution alongside looseness of the skin and underlying tissue.

3) Cheek hollowing alongside jawline concerns : Identify areas

where volume should be preserved and distinguish them from areas being considered for treatment.

During your consultation,

explain your concerns and point out the specific areas that bother you.

Reducing the appearance of under-chin fullness and managing jawline laxity are different goals.

The treatment plan and expected changes may differ accordingly.

"Planning double chin treatment in Seoul?

Allow time for recovery."

After InMode treatment, redness, bruising, swelling or tenderness may occur.

Recovery varies with the treatment area, settings and individual response.

If you have a photoshoot, gathering or other important event coming up,

discuss the possibility of visible marks when scheduling your appointment.

When reviewing InMode downtime, distinguish between being able to

resume daily activities and having no visible signs of treatment.

The appearance immediately after a session may also be influenced by

swelling or a temporary tightening sensation.

Follow-up should assess changes after these initial reactions have settled.

At GU Clinic in Gangnam, Seoul, consultations consider under-chin fat distribution,

skin condition and your desired changes when planning an appropriate contouring approach.

"GU Clinic Gangnam Information"

Designated by the Ministry of Health and Welfare

as an Advanced Regenerative Medicine Institution
(Designation No. Regeneration-1-0036)

54 Seocho-daero 77-gil, Seocho-gu, Seoul
W Tower, 3rd and 4th Floors

* Near Sinnonhyeon Station Exit 7 and Gangnam Station
* Main line: +82-2-6241-0096
* Weekdays: 10:30 AM–9:00 PM
* Saturdays, Sundays, and public holidays: 10:30 AM–7:00 PM
(Closed on Lunar New Year’s Day and Chuseok)

*25 physicians
(Including specialists in plastic surgery,

dermatology, and family medicine)

Consultations available in
Korean · English · Simplified Chinese · Traditional Chinese · Japanese
* GU Clinic also operates an Ilsan location

Care is led by Dr. Ki-beom Park, Chief Medical Director.

B.S. in Biotechnology, College of Engineering, Yonsei University
M.D., Yonsei University College of Medicine
* Adjunct Professor, Graduate School of Integrative Medicine, CHA University
* Co-founder of Gangnam Unni, a medical aesthetics information platform
* Founder and CEO of Healing Breeze, a medical service organization (MSO)
* Developer of GENABELLE, a K-derma cosmetics brand
* Developer of CELLORA of GU