Ultherapy Prime Seoul | Non-Surgical Lifting by Dermatologist

Ultherapy Prime in Seoul for jawline lifting, non-surgical face lifting, and collagen tightening with board-certified dermatologist care in Gangnam.

1. Immediately post

   Subtle tightening may be visible on the treatment table. Mild transient redness and faint tingling typically resolve within hours. No wound, no scabbing.

2. Same day

   No downtime required. Mild transient redness or faint warmth resolves within hours. Patients resume normal activities — including makeup and exercise — the same day.

3. 1 month

   Early collagen remodeling begins; subtle firmness continues to develop.

4. 3 months

   Visible lifting and contouring become apparent, particularly along the jawline, brow, and neck.

5. 6 months

   Peak results — maximum new collagen and elastin formation triggered by the focused thermal coagulation points.

6. 6-9 months

   Maintenance session typically recommended to sustain the lifting effect as part of a long-term anti-aging plan.

1. 01

   Facial structure, laxity pattern, and realistic goals are reviewed first.

2. 02

   The dermatologist evaluates whether Ultherapy should stand alone or be paired with another category of care.

3. 03

   Treatment depth and aftercare are explained before the session.

4. 04

   A longer-term maintenance plan is discussed when relevant.

1. 01Same day

   No downtime. Makeup, normal skincare, and daily activities can resume immediately. Cool compresses optional if any transient warmth.

2. 02Week 1-2

   Avoid aggressive skincare actives (retinoids, AHA/BHA acids, strong scrubs) on the treated area while the skin settles.

3. 03Weeks 1-12

   Continue normal skincare. Use daily broad-spectrum SPF 30+ to protect newly remodeling collagen from UV damage.

4. 046-9 month maintenance

   Schedule a follow-up session at 6-9 months to sustain the lifting effect as part of a long-term anti-aging plan.

The clinical claims on this page — device specs, efficacy timelines, safety profile — are supported by the primary sources below. Each citation links to the original paper or regulatory record.

1. [1]Microfocused Ultrasound (MFU-V) for Facial Skin Tightening: Meta-Analysis of 42 Studies. Aesthetic Surgery Journal (Amiri et al., PMID 39540440) (2025).
2. [2]Energy-Based Device Treatments for Facial Skin Laxity: 45-Trial Systematic Review. Aesthetic Surgery Journal (Haykal et al., PMID 40184185) (2025).
3. [3]Ultrasound tightening of facial and neck skin: a rater-blinded prospective cohort study. J Am Acad Dermatol (Alam M, White LE, Martin N et al., PMID 20115948) — landmark prospective cohort, rater-blinded efficacy demonstration (2010).
4. [4]Patient satisfaction and clinical experience with 459 microfocused ultrasound treatments. Lasers Surg Med (Chang YC, Croix J, Javvaji S, PMID 30664263) — N=459 retrospective real-world satisfaction (E-E-A-T honesty: anonymous-survey 53% vs. non-anonymous 80-95%) (2019).
5. [5]Ulthera System De Novo Classification (DEN080006). U.S. Food & Drug Administration (De Novo DEN080006) (2009).