Ultherapy Price: The Chief Doctor Explains It Directly

Hello. This is Lifton, which will soon open at Sinsa Station.

These days, as people around us see us preparing to open, everyone has something to say.

They say, "People with good skills are opening a clinic, so you don't need to worry about such small details."

These days, we are thinking about how we can help you visit Lifton a little more comfortably.

Even if it's not exact,

I just want to know roughly how much it costs.

Especially when it comes to dermatology, you are probably curious about the price.

I understand that it can feel scary to come in without knowing anything.

Today, to ease your worries, the chief doctor is personally writing about Ultherapy prices.

Ultherapy price

How much does it cost?

Ultherapy is priced differently depending on the number of shots.

If you search online, most places will probably say how much it costs per 100 shots.

Although prices vary by clinic, you can think of it as ranging from the 200,000 won range to the 400,000 won range per 100 shots.

(Of course, depending on various reasons, there may be places where the price is even higher.)

However, with Ultherapy, it is rare to receive only 100 shots, and most people get 400 or 600 shots.

So even at the lowest price, it comes close to 1 million won.

It is a high price for something you might try casually.

You may still get it because it is said to be good for lifting, but if you felt uneasy about it, please keep reading.

I will explain why it is expensive.

Why is it expensive?

Why is it expensive?

In order to set prices by clinic, we consider the doctor’s know-how and many other factors.

In particular, with Ultherapy, the device itself is expensive.

However, the main reason is the tips. And tips are consumables.

Ultherapy uses three different tips: 1.5 mm, 3.0 mm, and 4.5 mm.

If you use only one type of tip, does it become cheaper?

The three types of tips each serve different roles.

The 1.5 mm tip promotes collagen production, the 3.0 mm tip removes fat cells, and the 4.5 mm tip delivers thermal energy deep into the skin layer.

In other words, you cannot use just one tip.

You need to use the appropriate tips according to each person’s skin condition.

I have seen posts online saying that using a reused tip can make it a little cheaper.

As the chief doctor, when I see posts like this, I feel deeply sorry.

In such cases, problems such as sunken cheeks or burns may occur.

I strongly recommend that you receive treatment with genuine tips.

With Ultherapy, it is very easy to verify authenticity.

(We have written a detailed post about authenticity verification, so please check the post below.)

What if it is too expensive and burdensome?

There is something I want to say to those who will visit Lifton.

If you are stressed because your facial elasticity keeps declining,

there is no need to hesitate just because Ultherapy is expensive.

In most cases, if you are experiencing aging, we will proceed with methods that can create synergy with Ultherapy.

Then won’t it become ridiculously expensive?

At our clinic, we value an ongoing relationship more than a one-time visit.

Therefore, if you receive multiple procedures at the same time, we will provide sufficient benefits.

We will provide information about these benefits after opening.^^

Wrapping up

Ultherapy is certainly a good option, but it cannot improve every sign of aging on its own.

Therefore, I hope you do not buy 300 shots or 600 shots in a one-size-fits-all way, as if you were shopping, and then try to force your face to match that.

Instead, I recommend getting an appropriate professional diagnosis of your skin elasticity,

and using Ultherapy together with procedures based on different principles to create a synergistic effect.

This was Lifton.

If you have any questions before deciding, such as how long Ultherapy takes, the pain, how it feels, anesthesia, and more, please leave them below. We will kindly answer them.