Gangnam
Dr. Yoon-Gon Ryu
Aesthetic Medicine Specialist
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InMode is a radiofrequency platform whose applicators heat the dermis and deeper tissue, with studies reporting up to 25% more collagen after treatment.
InMode in Gangnam, Seoul is a radiofrequency platform that tightens skin and remodels tissue using bipolar RF and RF microneedling applicators. It heats the dermis and deeper layers to stimulate collagen, treating facial and body laxity with little to no surgery. The clinic’s doctors select the applicator and session plan at consultation.
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InMode is a radiofrequency (RF) platform that uses controlled heat to tighten skin and remodel the deeper tissue underneath. Rather than a single device, it is a family of applicators, most commonly bipolar RF for broad skin and subdermal tightening and RF microneedling (fractional bipolar RF) that delivers energy through fine needles into the dermis. Both work by warming the target layer to a temperature that prompts existing collagen to contract and new collagen and elastin to form over the following weeks.
Because it is energy-based rather than a filler or thread, InMode does not add volume; it improves firmness, texture, and contour by rebuilding the skin’s own support structure. It is used on the lower face, jawline, and neck as well as body areas prone to mild laxity. Sessions are quick, downtime is usually short, and results build gradually as collagen remodels rather than appearing overnight.
At Reberry Clinic, InMode is consultation-led: the clinic’s doctors assess your skin laxity and goals, then choose the applicator, depth, and number of sessions that suit you. International patients are welcome at our Gangnam (Seoul) location on Gangnam-daero, about 2 minutes from Gangnam Station exit 10, where Dr. Yoongon Ryu leads care with full English support.
InMode uses bipolar radiofrequency, meaning the energy travels between two closely spaced electrodes rather than through the whole body, giving precise, controllable heating at a chosen depth. In the broad bipolar RF applicators, energy passes between electrodes to heat the dermis and the subdermal fibroseptal network, causing immediate collagen contraction and triggering a longer-term wound-healing response that lays down new collagen and elastin. In the RF microneedling applicator, an array of fine needles penetrates to a set depth and emits RF from the needle tips, so the heat is focused in the dermis while the surface is largely spared, which lowers pigment risk in a range of skin tones. Histology studies of this fractional RF microneedling report increased collagen of up to about 25% and elastin gains, with active dermal remodelling seen by around 10 weeks post-procedure. Because InMode is monitored and depth-adjustable, the doctor can tailor energy to the lower face, neck, or body while keeping the epidermis protected, and treatment is spaced across sessions to let collagen rebuild between visits.
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Your doctor grades skin laxity and texture and picks 1 or more applicators, since bipolar RF and RF microneedling target different depths.
The area is cleaned and numbed, typically with cream for about 20 to 30 minutes, especially before RF microneedling.
The applicator heats the dermis to a target temperature, with RF microneedling reaching set depths through fine needles in 1 or more passes.
Real-time temperature control keeps heating in the effective range while protecting the surface across the session.
New collagen forms over several weeks, with active remodelling seen by around 10 weeks, so results build gradually across a short series.
Reberry Clinic · Prices verified: Oct 2026
| Clinic | Price (KRW) |
|---|---|
| GangnamInMode FX 10min / Forma 8k | from₩190,000 |
| MyeongdongInMode FX Full Face | from₩119,000 |
| Incheon AirportInMode FX Full Face | from₩99,000 |
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At our Gangnam location, the clinic’s doctors grade your laxity, choose the applicator, and explain the plan and cost in English.
A session usually takes about 30 to 60 minutes depending on the area and applicator, with numbing before RF microneedling.
InMode is often planned as a short series of a few sessions spaced weeks apart to build the collagen response.
Firming develops over the weeks after treatment, with active remodelling by around 10 weeks as new collagen forms.
Results are gradual and can be maintained with periodic sessions, and your doctor advises on aftercare and timing.
InMode is a radiofrequency platform with several applicators, mainly bipolar RF and RF microneedling, that tighten skin and remodel tissue on the face and body. It targets mild to moderate laxity, texture, and firmness. You can see the full approach on our InMode page.
Our Gangnam (Seoul) location is on Gangnam-daero, about 2 minutes from Gangnam Station exit 10, where Dr. Yoongon Ryu leads care. The English-speaking team assesses your laxity and selects the applicator on-site, so international patients can consult and treat in one visit to Gangnam, Seoul, Korea.
InMode uses bipolar radiofrequency, where energy passes between two close electrodes to heat the dermis to a target temperature, prompting collagen to contract and rebuild. The RF microneedling applicator delivers this heat through fine needles into the dermis. Both stimulate new collagen over the weeks that follow, firming the skin gradually.
Discomfort is usually manageable because the area is numbed, typically with cream for 20 to 30 minutes before RF microneedling. You may feel heat with the bipolar applicator or pressure and pinpricks with microneedling. Your doctor adjusts energy for comfort and checks in throughout the session.
Downtime is usually short, with a day or two of redness, warmth, or tiny pinpoint marks after RF microneedling. Most people return to daily routines quickly with sunscreen and gentle skincare. Bipolar RF alone often has even less downtime. Your doctor gives aftercare suited to the applicator and area used.
InMode is often planned as a short series of a few sessions spaced several weeks apart, because collagen rebuilds gradually between visits. The exact number depends on your laxity and goals, which your doctor sets at consultation. Maintenance sessions later help sustain firmness as skin continues to age.
Firming develops over the weeks after treatment rather than immediately, with active dermal remodelling reported by around 10 weeks as new collagen forms. Results continue to build across a short series. Your doctor reviews progress between sessions so the plan stays matched to how your skin responds.
InMode uses bipolar RF and RF microneedling to tighten the dermis and improve texture, Ultherapy Prime uses focused ultrasound for deeper lifting, and Thermage FLX uses monopolar RF for broad tightening. The right choice depends on your goals. You can explore focused ultrasound on our Ultherapy Prime page.
RF microneedling is generally considered suitable across a range of skin tones because the energy targets the dermis while largely sparing the surface, which lowers the risk of pigment change. Comparative studies report less post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation than ablative laser. Your doctor still tailors settings to your skin at consultation.
No, InMode is energy-based and does not add volume; it tightens and remodels the skin’s own support structure. For volume, a filler or biostimulator is used instead. Some patients combine tightening with volume treatments, which your doctor can sequence. You can compare volume options on our body fillers page.
Yes, InMode is often combined with other skin or lifting treatments for a fuller result, with your doctor spacing procedures so the skin is not over-stressed. RF microneedling also pairs well with texture-focused care. You can explore complementary options on our RF body tightening page.
Most healthy adults with mild to moderate skin laxity, texture concerns, or early sagging are suitable candidates. It is not for pregnancy, active infection, or certain implanted electronic devices. A consultation confirms whether InMode fits your goals or whether a device like Thermage FLX suits your laxity better.
Aftercare centres on daily sunscreen, gentle non-irritating skincare, and avoiding heat, saunas, and intense exercise for a day or two after RF microneedling. Keeping treated skin clean and moisturised helps recovery. A supportive skin care routine protects results between sessions, and your doctor tailors advice to your treatment.
For a single InMode session, 2 to 3 days is comfortable, allowing a consultation, the procedure, and time for initial redness to settle before travel. Because InMode is planned as a short series, some patients return for further sessions on later trips. Our English-speaking team coordinates timing around your travel.
Yes, flying within a day or so is generally fine after InMode, which is minimally invasive. Cabin air is drying, so moisturise and protect treated skin from sun on arrival, and skip heat and saunas briefly. Your Gangnam doctor gives travel-specific aftercare so the skin recovers well as you head home.
| InMode (RF) | Ultherapy Prime (MFU) | Thermage FLX (Monopolar RF) | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Energy / mechanism | Bipolar RF and RF microneedling into the dermis | Micro-focused ultrasound to the SMAS layer | Monopolar radiofrequency bulk dermal heating |
| Best for | Skin tightening plus texture and mild laxity | Deeper lifting of facial support layers | Broad, even skin tightening in one session |
| Pain / comfort | Numbing used; heat with microneedling pressure | Numbing used; brief deep energy pulses | Numbing and cooling; brief heat sensations |
| Downtime | Usually a day or two of redness or pinpoints | Minimal; some tenderness or swelling | Minimal; occasional redness or swelling |
| Results timeline | Builds over weeks, active by around 10 weeks | Develops over 2 to 3 months | Develops over 2 to 6 months |
| Sessions | Often a short series of a few sessions | Typically 1 session, repeated periodically | Typically 1 session per cycle |
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