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The Importance of Lifting Shot Counts in Seongdong-gu Dermatology: What Are the Appropriate Shot Counts for Ulthera and Density High?

라온피부과의원 · 라온피부과|성동구 왕십리역 피부과 · August 27, 2025

The Importance of Lifting Shot Counts Hello, this is Raon Dermatology in Seongdong-gu :)​ When elasticity declines, your impression changes, and it becomes difficult to maintain yo...

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Original post date: August 27, 2025

Translated at: April 20, 2026 at 2:57 PM

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The Importance of Lifting Shot Counts

Hello, this is Raon Dermatology in Seongdong-gu :)​

When elasticity declines, your impression changes, and it becomes difficult to maintain your existing appearance. Once elasticity is lost, it never naturally comes back! When you are dealing with this kind of elasticity concern, many people choose laser lifting. More important than which device you choose is the number of shots. Today, we’ll explain in detail why lifting shot counts matter, along with the appropriate shot counts for each device, Ulthera and Density High :)

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The Importance of Lifting Shot Counts

Why are lifting shot counts important?

In lifting procedures, shot count is not just a simple number; it is directly connected to the number of treatment points created within the skin. Ultrasound or radiofrequency energy must reach the skin layers and form thermal coagulation points for collagen regeneration to become active. If the shot count is insufficient, these coagulation points may not form adequately, and the desired effect may be reduced.

Also, skin thickness and the degree of sagging vary greatly from person to person, so even with the same device, the required shot count differs for each patient. There can also be differences depending on the area being treated! In other words, before treatment, a tailored shot plan based on a thorough consultation is essential. This is why the importance of lifting shot counts is emphasized :)

<Why lifting shot counts matter>

  • Directly linked to the density of thermal coagulation points within the skin

  • Treatment point formation / sufficient shot count

  • Personalized planning needed depending on the condition and area

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Why are lifting shot counts important?

Ulthera

First, Ulthera is a device that delivers high-intensity focused ultrasound (HIFU) to the SMAS layer of the skin. Because it stimulates the deeper layers without damaging the skin surface, it has the advantage of a short recovery period and quick return to daily life. Once thermal coagulation points are formed, the sagging tissue gradually contracts over time. As this process continues, the skin is slowly tightened and a lifting effect appears.

In particular, Ulthera is performed while viewing real-time ultrasound images, so it can be confirmed whether the energy is being delivered accurately to the desired layer. This improves safety and helps minimize unnecessary tissue damage. Thanks to this, it is widely used by those who want a natural and gentle lifting effect.

<Ulthera features>

  • Real-time monitoring / precise targeting

  • Three depth tips / customized stimulation

  • Directly tightens sagging tissue

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Ulthera

Appropriate Ulthera shot count

So how many shots are needed to see sufficient results? The recommended Ulthera shot count is 300 to 600 shots for the face, and about 300 shots for the double-chin area. Based on various clinical experiences and research findings, this can be understood as the average amount needed to achieve effective lifting results. Of course, there may be individual differences.

On the other hand, what if the shot count is insufficient? If the density of thermal coagulation points is not adequately secured, the regenerative response will be weak. As a result, the lifting effect may be minimal or the maintenance period may be shorter. Patients may also not feel as much change as they expected, which can lower satisfaction. Therefore, in Ulthera lifting, it is important to secure the appropriate shot count as shown below.

<Appropriate Ulthera shot count>

  • Face: 300 to 600 shots

  • Promotes collagen regeneration across the face

  • Double chin: 300 shots / improves localized fat and sagging

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Appropriate Ulthera shot count

Density High

Density High is a device that directly stimulates the dermis layer of the skin using radiofrequency energy. Because it delivers radiofrequency through micro-needles, it can form thermal coagulation points in the dermis and subcutaneous tissue with almost no damage to the epidermis. In this process, the skin’s natural recovery response is activated, which improves elasticity and also helps reduce pore size and refine skin texture.

Density High has clear advantages that distinguish it from Density Classic. It simultaneously delivers two types of radiofrequency: monopolar and bipolar. Thanks to this, energy is distributed more deeply and more broadly, maximizing the tightening effect. In particular, it can manage not only lifting across the entire face but also areas where elasticity tends to decline easily, such as the neck and jawline.

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Density High

Appropriate Density High shot count

How many shots are needed for Density High? For a full face, at least 600 shots are recommended, and if the neck is included, about 200 additional shots are needed. This is because the temperature inside the skin must be raised sufficiently for thermal coagulation points to form properly. If the procedure is performed with fewer than 600 shots, the deep tissue temperature may be insufficient, which can reduce the treatment effect and make the lifting result less long-lasting.

In practice, it is effective to first raise the skin temperature using a Genesis laser or similar treatment, and then perform Density High. This optimizes the environment within the skin, allowing the energy to respond better and the results to remain more stable. Of course, more shots do not automatically mean better results. If too many shots are delivered, skin damage may occur. Therefore, after consultation with a dermatologist, it is most important to find the appropriate shot count that matches your skin condition :)

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Appropriate Density High shot count

Why are lifting shot counts important?

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