Mapo, Ahyeon Dermatology’s Upgraded Ulthera Prime

Recently, many people have shown interest in various procedures for more satisfying skin care.

Among them, lifting procedures that can improve facial shape by enhancing overall elasticity are drawing a lot of attention.

Today, we would like to look at Mapo and Ahyeon Dermatology’s Ulthera Prime, a newly upgraded version of the much-loved Ulthera lifting laser procedure.

In the case of Mapo Ulthera Prime, the procedure delivers ultrasound energy to the dermal layer.

By promoting collagen production and overall skin regeneration, it provides a tightening effect.

As a result, you can expect significant improvement in wrinkles.

In particular, women in their late 20s and 30s or older who are concerned about sagging skin as they age have been showing strong interest.

Compared with the existing Ulthera, it delivers ultrasound energy more evenly and precisely, which helps reduce unnecessary pain while still providing satisfying lifting results.

Normally, it could only be checked up to 4.5 mm, but in the case of Mapo Ulthera Prime, it can check and deliver energy to layers as deep as 8 mm, causing the loosened muscle layer to contract.

In this process, heat is delivered to the fascia layer as well, contracting the loosened muscle layer, lifting sagging skin, and improving overall skin elasticity.

It also promotes collagen production within the skin, so over time, ultrasound energy is delivered from the dermal layer to the fascia layer, allowing you to expect an overall lifting effect.

Mapo Ulthera Prime can be applied to the overall face, where elasticity is often a concern.

It can help improve areas where wrinkles may appear, such as the forehead, eye area, nasolabial folds, double chin, and neck wrinkles. At this clinic, a board-certified dermatologist with extensive lifting experience diagnoses the overall skin condition and helps improve the skin with a tailored solution.

In the case of Mapo and Ahyeon Dermatology’s Ulthera Prime, it can be helpful for those concerned about fine wrinkles around the eyes that deepen with age, deeper glabellar wrinkles, or a double chin caused by reduced elasticity, leading to concerns about overall facial shape. It can also help if you are concerned about nasolabial folds.

Also, because the recovery period is short, office workers who want minimal downtime, or those who were not satisfied with the existing Ulthera procedure, can receive much help through the newly improved Ulthera Prime.

With Ulthera Prime, as people age, skin sagging and wrinkles occur due to aging, and the procedure accurately diagnoses those areas to identify skin concerns precisely.

After that, through the non-surgical Mapo Ulthera Prime procedure, overall collagen regeneration is promoted.

The effects appear gradually after the procedure, and while results vary from person to person, they tend to last for several months.

Naturally, many people are curious about what has changed between the existing Ulthera procedure and Mapo and Ahyeon Dermatology’s Ulthera Prime.

First of all, because ultrasound resolution and noise have been improved, it is possible to see inside the skin more clearly, making more delicate procedures possible.

In addition, while it was previously only possible to observe up to 4.5 mm, there had been limits in skin observation for people with thicker skin. Ulthera Prime can observe layers as deep as 8.5 mm, helping improve a variety of skin types.

Lastly, the procedure speed has been improved. With the faster procedure speed, the burden of pain associated with the existing procedure can be reduced, allowing for a more comfortable experience.

Today, we explained the newly upgraded Mapo and Ahyeon Dermatology Ulthera Prime.

Because skin elasticity is difficult to restore to what it used to be unless it is carefully managed, if sagging skin due to aging is a concern, we recommend accurately understanding your skin condition and improving it with the appropriate Ulthera procedure.