Ultherapy
From KRW 350,000
100 shots from KRW 350,000; 300 shots KRW 900,000; 400 shots KRW 1,200,000; 600 shots KRW 1,750,000.
WhatsAppConcern
Sagging jawline and cheeks
Sagging along the jawline and cheeks usually reflects two separate changes: skin that has lost elasticity, and deeper support tissue that has descended. They look similar in a mirror and are assessed differently in person.
At a glance
- Treatment options
- Ultherapy / Thermage / Thread Lifting / Oligio Thermal RF Lifting
Overview
Two different changes produce the same complaint. The first is skin laxity: collagen and elastin in the dermis thin with age and sun exposure, so the skin recoils less and the surface reads looser. The second is descent: the fat compartments and the connective-tissue layer beneath the skin lose their attachment and settle downward, so the jawline blurs and the cheek sits lower than it did.
Most faces have some of both, in different proportions, and the proportion is what decides the conversation. The same photograph can be mostly laxity in one person and mostly descent in another, which is why a plan built from a photograph alone is unreliable. What the physician is looking for at the consultation is which of the two is doing more of the work in your face.
Treatment options
Thermage
From KRW 920,000
Eye 225 shots from KRW 920,000; eye 450 shots KRW 1,670,000; face 600 shots KRW 1,870,000.
WhatsAppThread Lifting
From KRW 1,100,000
Sunken cheeks or jawline from KRW 1,100,000; advanced areas from KRW 1,320,000; any 3 areas KRW 2,550,000.
WhatsAppOligio Thermal RF Lifting
From KRW 430,000
WhatsAppAll other menu items use the clinic's published regular KRW prices, usually shown as a starting price because product, dose, area, and medical suitability vary.
Concern FAQ
What if the physician recommends something different from what I asked for?
This happens, and it is worth understanding why. When a physician examines your anatomy in person, they often find that the treatment you arrived expecting is either less suited to your tissue than an alternative, or that the combination you read about online does not match your actual clinical picture.
The recommendation will be explained - not handed to you as a take-it-or-leave-it directive. You will understand the reasoning before anything is agreed. If you have a strong preference for a specific approach, say so; the physician will clarify what the clinical tradeoffs are.
Nothing is performed without your informed consent. If after the consultation you prefer to go elsewhere or think further before proceeding, that is a reasonable outcome.