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The Energy Unit That Determines the Effect of Titanium Lifting Is the Kilojoule (kJ)

Bellebeau Clinic · 강남 벨뷰클리닉 · May 22, 2026

​ ​ ​ Hello, this is Bellevue Clinic. Today, we will briefly explain the energy unit used in titanium lifting. We are doing this to prevent confusion, as some people still ask, “Ho...

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Clinic: Bellebeau Clinic

Original post date: May 22, 2026

Translated at: August 17, 2026 at 3:15 PM

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Hello, this is Bellevue Clinic. Today, we will briefly explain the energy unit used in titanium lifting. We are doing this to prevent confusion, as some people still ask, “How many shots of titanium lifting should I get?” The key energy unit that determines the effect of titanium lifting is the kilojoule (kJ). Since each lifting procedure uses different units, it can be easy to get confused. We will summarize the differences and the unique characteristics of titanium lifting.

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  1. Difference Between Shots and Kilojoules (kJ)
CategoryShotKilojoule (kJ)
MeaningThe number of times the laser is firedThe total amount of heat energy delivered
AnalogyThe number of “dots” placed on drawing paperThe “intensity and duration of the heat” used to warm a frying pan
Applicable proceduresUltherapy, Shurink (ultrasound)Titanium lifting, Thermage (radiofrequency/multi-wavelength)
  • Shots are mainly used for procedures such as Ultherapy, which create individual thermal coagulation points at specific depths.

  • Kilojoules (kJ) are used as a measure of the intensity and amount of treatment in procedures such as titanium lifting, which gradually raises the temperature of the entire skin to promote collagen regeneration.

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  1. Meaning of “80 kJ” in Titanium Lifting

At Bellevue, we emphasize a value of 80 kJ to achieve a noticeable lifting effect across the entire face, from beneath the eyes to the double chin. Let’s examine this from three perspectives.

1> Combined targeting: Three wavelengths (755, 810, and 1064 nm) act simultaneously on the dermal layer, fat layer, and retaining ligaments.

2> Energy threshold: A sufficient amount of energy—approximately 80 kJ—must be accumulated to contract the retaining ligaments across a broad area and maximize the brightening effect.

3> Safety: You may be concerned that higher energy levels will feel hot. However, the sapphire cooling system in the device, which maintains a temperature of -3°C or below, protects the skin’s surface and delivers strong energy while reducing the risk of pain or burns.

Recommended Energy Guidelines

★ A single area (double chin, jawline, etc.): 20 kJ

★ Titanium 40 kJ — suitable for the double chin + jawline

★ Titanium 60 kJ — suitable for the entire face (beneath the eyes to the chin)

★ Titanium 80 kJ — suitable for the entire face (beneath the eyes to the double chin)

Natural Beauty, Bellevue Clinic

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To summarize the key point...

For titanium lifting, rather than how many times the device was fired (shots),

the key indicator that determines the treatment outcome is how much total energy (kJ) was effectively delivered to your face.

If you are interested in titanium lifting, we recommend carefully reading the articles below in order. Thank you.

“Those who want a safe titanium lifting procedure,

please visit Bellevue Clinic for a consultation.

An appointment is required before your visit.

Making a reservation through Naver is convenient.

Thank you!”

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The Mark-Vu skin analysis examination can identify various skin concerns at once, including skin texture, pigmentation, pores, wrinkles, skin tone, dark circles, radiance, redness, melanin, sebum, and acne-causing bacteria, many of which are difficult to assess with the naked eye.

At Bellevue, we scientifically analyze your skin based on these findings and make a final recommendation regarding the treatments you need. Through detailed consultations, we will strive to provide the treatment most effective for each patient.

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