InMode's BodyTite review : vimarsana.com

Luc Braquet
Even the most strictly maintained physique can suffer during the festive season (a diet of canapés and Krug soon leaves its mark). Fortunately, there’s a high-tech solution to unwanted bulges – and it’s so stealthy, you’ll see results speedily.
InMode’s BodyTite device uses radiofrequency-assisted lipolysis to break down and eradicate fat – and it’s impressive for several reasons. As well as offering a less-invasive alternative to traditional lipo (meaning both recovery time and bruising are reduced), it has a wonderful skin-tightening effect.
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‘BodyTite works by heating and melting the fat, but also causes the skin to retract, as the heat tightens the tissue,’ explains Dr Selena Langdon, a former surgeon and the medical director of Berkshire Aesthetics, one of the first clinics in the UK to have the device. ‘So it’s perfect for those who have a higher risk of skin laxity, such as more mature patients, or menopausal women who have noticed their skin has lost its elasticity.’

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