ANTIAN · Lifting · Cheongdam, Gangnam, Seoul, Korea · Ultherapy PRIME
Ultherapy PRIME combines focused ultrasound treatment with real-time tissue imaging. It may be considered for concerns such as brow laxity or loose tissue beneath the chin and on the neck. The useful starting point is an assessment of the cause of your concern, not a predetermined treatment count. Treatment does not reproduce a surgical facelift, and individual results vary. [1] [3]
Treatment fees
Compare the clinic’s current base fees by treatment option. VAT and the VAT-inclusive total are shown separately.
| Treatment option | Price |
|---|---|
| Ultherapy PRIME 300 | Regular price₩1,500,000VAT ₩150,000Total incl. VAT ₩1,650,000 Event price₩1,350,000VAT ₩135,000Total incl. VAT ₩1,485,000 |
| Ultherapy PRIME 600 | Regular price₩3,000,000VAT ₩300,000Total incl. VAT ₩3,300,000 Event price₩2,580,000VAT ₩258,000Total incl. VAT ₩2,838,000 |
Prices are in KRW. VAT and totals are shown separately from the source sheet; treatment details and final fees are confirmed by the clinic.
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Focused ultrasound lifting planned around facial anatomy and treatment depth.
These photographs were provided by the clinic operator. Lighting, camera angles and treatment combinations may differ. Confirmed original capture times are shown with the photographs. Results vary; photographs do not guarantee an outcome.
Focused ultrasound deposits energy at selected depths, creating small thermal coagulation points beneath the skin. This heat treatment is intended to support tissue tightening and a collagen-building response; it does not surgically remove excess skin or reposition facial structures. Changes can develop gradually rather than appearing as an immediate final result. [1] [2] [3]
The imaging function shows dermal and deeper tissue layers. It helps assess contact between the transducer and skin and confirm an appropriate treatment depth, including avoiding bone. Imaging depth and energy-delivery depth are different concepts. Seeing tissue supports planning, but does not make every facial area suitable or eliminate treatment risks. [1] [2]
An in-person consultation should distinguish loose skin from facial volume loss, local fat fullness and changes in facial structure. Brow, under-chin and neck laxity are supported treatment concerns, but the plan still depends on your anatomy and expectations. Ultrasound lifting is not medical obesity treatment or a planned fat-reduction procedure. [1] [2]
If your main concern is a hollow cheek, marked excess skin or surface texture, ask whether a different approach would address it more directly. Radiofrequency-based tightening, volume restoration, surgery or no treatment may be topics for discussion. These are not interchangeable choices. A larger treatment option should not substitute for deciding which tissue needs treatment and what change is realistically achievable.
Bring details of previous fillers, threads, surgery and implanted devices, along with your medication list. Mention pregnancy or breastfeeding and any active skin problem in the proposed area. Open wounds, severe or cystic acne and certain implants are contraindications; other histories require additional assessment. Do not stop prescribed medicines on your own. [1]
Ask which areas and tissue depths are proposed, how imaging will inform those choices and how treatment lines will be allocated. Confirm what the selected option includes before consenting. Energy delivery can be uncomfortable, so discuss pain-management options and how to communicate unexpected pain during treatment. Appointment length and preparation should be confirmed directly rather than inferred from the option number. [1]
If you are visiting Korea, share your departure date and any important event dates before booking. Ask whether there is time for assessment and follow-up, and obtain written aftercare guidance and a contact route for concerns after returning home. Do not plan around a promise of no visible recovery. Confirm restrictions relevant to your activities and any other aesthetic treatments you are considering.
Possible effects include redness, swelling, tenderness, bruising and altered sensation. Burns, scarring, weakness and unintended fat or volume loss have also been reported; post-market reports do not establish reliable frequencies. Recovery varies. Contact the clinic promptly about worsening pain, blistering, persistent numbness or weakness; seek urgent medical assessment for vision changes. Real-time imaging does not guarantee freedom from complications. [1]
Current listed options are Ultherapy PRIME 300 — Regular price ₩1,500,000 (VAT ₩150,000; Total incl. VAT ₩1,650,000) → Event price ₩1,350,000 (VAT ₩135,000; Total incl. VAT ₩1,485,000) and Ultherapy PRIME 600 — Regular price ₩3,000,000 (VAT ₩300,000; Total incl. VAT ₩3,300,000) → Event price ₩2,580,000 (VAT ₩258,000; Total incl. VAT ₩2,838,000). These listings do not define fixed jawline or whole-face coverage. Ask what each option includes and how its treatment lines would be allocated after assessment. A larger option is not automatically more suitable.
Collagen-related changes develop gradually, so an immediate photograph is not a final assessment. Ask when follow-up is appropriate for your plan. The degree and duration of change vary, and there is no guaranteed result date or automatic repeat-treatment schedule. [3]
It depends on whether the concern is lax tissue, fat fullness or both. Lifting loose tissue beneath the chin is a supported use; this does not mean removing chin fat or treating obesity. Ask which component is being targeted before choosing treatment. [1] [2]
