Jefferies Global Healthcare Conference
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InMode (INMD) Jefferies Global Healthcare Conference summary

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Jefferies Global Healthcare Conference summary

31 Jan, 2026

Company background and technology

  • Focuses on radiofrequency-based, minimally invasive treatments for aesthetics, differentiating from traditional laser energy approaches.

  • Bipolar radiofrequency technology enables targeted skin tightening and collagen retraction at specific temperatures, forming the core of their patented offerings.

  • Holds strong intellectual property protection and a significant barrier to entry, supported by extensive peer-reviewed publications.

  • Maintains high gross margins (83%-85%) due to efficient technology and IP, enabling substantial investment in sales and marketing.

  • Business model leverages third-party leasing, with typical five-year terms, facilitating product upgrades and refresh cycles.

Product innovation and pipeline

  • BodyTite and FaceTite platforms are undergoing a major second-generation refresh, with new features and improved technology.

  • Morpheus platform enhancements now better serve skin of color, addressing the fastest-growing segment in aesthetics.

  • Quantum, a new internal bipolar RF device for superficial skin tightening, is in soft launch pending FDA approval, expected to drive value in Q3/Q4.

  • Upgrades reduce treatment time for doctors, increasing practice efficiency and revenue potential.

  • Empower platform targets women's health, with ongoing studies in overactive bladder and HPV, and strong adoption in gynecology practices.

Financial performance and outlook

  • Experiencing headwinds from reduced demand for aesthetic procedures, tighter financing conditions, and higher interest rates, especially in North America.

  • Product refresh cycle expected to start slow, focusing on new customer sales in 2024, with upgrades building over time.

  • Supply chain challenges delayed shipments of new products, with catch-up expected by end of Q3 or possibly Q4.

  • Pro forma revenue reflects closed business, while GAAP revenue is recognized upon shipment; no annual difference expected between the two.

  • Record Q1 in Europe, with international markets showing growth despite macro headwinds.

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