InMode has provided preliminary Q2 revenue guidance of $95.2M–$95.4M, ahead of analyst expectations and demonstrating continued demand for its Morpheus8 RF microneedling and fractional-laser systems. The guidance arrives amid the Steel Partners takeover bid and competing CEO-led buyout, underscoring the underlying strength of the energy-device market.
InMode Guides Q2 Revenue to $95.2M–$95.4M — Growth Resilience Amid Takeover Uncertainty
InMode's preliminary Q2 revenue guidance exceeds consensus, signaling sustained demand for RF and fractional-laser platforms despite acquisition turmoil.

InMode guides Q2 revenue to $95.2M–$95.4M, signaling sustained demand for RF and fractional-laser platforms.
For practice owners, InMode's revenue resilience reflects sustained adoption of RF microneedling and fractional laser in medspa and surgical settings. The company's installed base and per-procedure pricing power remain intact despite competitive pressure from Cynosure, Cutera, and Lumenis. However, takeover uncertainty may delay new device placements and rebate negotiations; practices considering InMode capital equipment should clarify pricing and loyalty terms before deal closure, expected by year-end.
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