Treatment

Tuneliner Face

A facial treatment that pairs 3D ultrasound heat with physical micro-vibration in one handpiece. Comfort, recovery and response vary by individual.

KRW 240,000

≈ US$170

Cha-makase standard

Design before treatment

Every lifting treatment at Tune Clinic begins with Cha-makase design. The physician reads the whole face and marks the intended treatment zones and vectors before deciding the device, settings, shot count or thread direction.

This is a planning method, not a result guarantee. Suitability and the final plan are confirmed after an in-person assessment.

See the Cha-makase method

At a glance

Tuneliner Face
KRW 240,000
Consultation focus
Lax skin & a softening contour
Downtime
Visible recovery is often limited; temporary redness or tenderness can occur and varies by individual
Time in Clinic
Varies by area (confirmed at consultation)
Plan
Course recommended

Why it works

01

3D Ultrasound Heat

Focused energy is directed at the deeper layers, where collagen remodelling and tissue contraction are the intended responses. How much change results varies by individual.

02

Physical Micro-Vibration

A mechanical vibration is applied to the tissue alongside the heat. This describes how the handpiece works rather than an established added benefit.

Pricing

Tuneliner Face

KRW 240,000

≈ US$170

One session.

USD figures are approximate conversions at 1,380 KRW/USD (2026-09-12) for reference only; you pay in KRW.

Prices shown are the clinic's published KRW prices. Where a price is shown as a starting price, the final figure depends on the product, dose, and area chosen at the consultation. The physician confirms the plan and its price before treatment begins, and will tell you if the treatment is not suitable for you.

Treatment FAQ

What makes Tuneliner Face different?

Tuneliner Face combines two kinds of energy in one handpiece: 3D ultrasound heat directed at the deeper layers, where collagen remodelling is the intended response, and a physical micro-vibration applied to the tissue. Combining them is the design of the device; this page does not claim it produces more lift than heat alone. Responses vary by individual.

Does it hurt and is there downtime?

The treatment is non-invasive, but discomfort, temporary redness, warmth or swelling can still occur. Recovery and return to normal activities vary by individual and settings.

How often should I have it done?

A course of sessions is often suggested rather than a single session. The interval, the number of sessions and whether a course is appropriate at all are confirmed by the physician after assessing your skin in person.

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