I Made Time for InMode Boost. Here’s Why?
There’s always another story to finish, another person to meet, another place I’m supposed to be. So when I make time for a treatment, I want to know what makes it worth the hours in my calendar. That’s how I ended up at the SpectruMed Experience Center for InMode Boost.
Village Pipol and SpectruMed have worked together enough for me to know the people behind the invitation. They’re generous with their time and just as interested in connecting people as they are in showing off a device. That trust matters when someone asks me to sit down and try a treatment for myself.
The session brought together three technologies on the InModePRO workstation. We started with Forma, which uses radiofrequency energy to heat the skin. The warmth felt like a slow facial massage. It was so relaxing I actually fell asleep for a bit. Next came Lumecca, an intense pulsed light treatment that targets the look of pigmentation and redness. Finally, Morpheus8 combined microneedling with radiofrequency, creating tiny channels in the skin while delivering energy below the surface. Each has a different job; together, the treatment felt thoughtfully put together.
I’ve tried enough aesthetic treatments to know that impressive technology doesn’t always mean a comfortable experience. This one surprised me. Lumecca felt easy, and even the Morpheus8 step was more manageable than I expected. The team explained what was happening as we went, which made a difference.
After Morpheus8, they applied AnteAGE MD Biosomes as part of the post-treatment care. I’d tried Biosomes before, so I was glad to see it included again to support the skin as it recovers. Now I’m curious to see how my skin looks and feels over the next few days.
I walked in with a full schedule and left glad I’d made the time. SpectruMed calls itself the home of the best brands in aesthetics, and after this experience, I understand the confidence behind that line. As the exclusive distributor of InModePRO in the Philippines, it brings this technology within reach of local clinics. Curious about trying it? Ask your dermatologist or aesthetic doctor if they offer InMode and which treatment might be right for your skin.
