[Ttukseom Station Lifting] Ultherapy Shots by Area, Ultherapy Lifting Effects
![[Ttukseom Station Lifting] Ultherapy Shots by Area, Ultherapy Lifting Effects](https://d2pfwwt98s720h.cloudfront.net/clinic-blog/5/224216435353/258f4d1126de86efedfe7d259f5508b887b6d801.jpg)
[Ttukseom Station Lifting] Ultherapy Shots by Area,
Ultherapy Lifting Effects
Ttukseom Station Lifting Sio Clinic
Hello, this is Sio Clinic, your Ttukseom Station lifting specialist.
When undergoing Ultherapy, a well-known lifting procedure, the first factor many consider is the number of shots.
In particular, the criteria for choosing between 300 and 600 shots depend on individual skin thickness, soft tissue distribution, and the stage of aging. From a medical perspective, Ultherapy is not just about hitting a number, but a precise process of delivering energy while monitoring in real-time via ultrasound imaging.
Ultherapy works by delivering
High-Intensity Focused Ultrasound (HIFU)
to the deep SMAS layer to create
thermal coagulation points.
As these points contract and collagen is
subsequently produced, skin density improves.
The difference in the number of shots determines
the range and density of the energy delivered.
300 and 600 shots should be strategically allocated
based on the purpose and target area of the procedure.
Generally, 300 shots are used to refine the lower facial contour or to focus on specific areas of concern.
This approach focuses on defining the jawline or managing double chin volume in stages where overall facial sagging is not yet prominent.
For a specific allocation example, we may apply about 200 shots to the mandibular line and deep cheek areas to induce contraction, and add 100 shots to the double chin area for precise contouring.
600 shots is the standard full-face dosage applied when addressing signs of aging across the entire face.
Aging does not occur in isolated areas but happens organically across the upper, middle, and lower face.
When designing a 600-shot plan, we allocate about 350–400 shots to the lower face and double chin to strengthen the support structure, and place the remaining 200–250 shots around the nasolabial folds, mid-cheeks, and the forehead to induce brow lifting.
This allows for a three-dimensional approach that balances contraction and relaxation across the entire face.
The key here is the appropriate switching of tips for each area using visualized ultrasound imaging.
At Sio Clinic, we check the skin layers
in real-time during the procedure and use
a combination of 1.5mm, 3.0mm, and 4.5mm tips
to deliver energy to each specific layer.
For areas with thin skin like the eye area, we use tips that target shallower layers, while for areas with deep SMAS layers like the cheeks or jawline, we use deep-layer tips to minimize side effects and increase efficiency.
An area that requires caution during
Ultherapy is the side cheek, where the fat layer is thin.
Ttukseom Station Lifting Sio Clinic
Injecting a high number of shots uniformly without considering individual anatomical structures can lead to issues like cheek hollows.
Sio Clinic monitors the thickness of the fat layer in real-time via ultrasound throughout the entire procedure, bypassing areas where fat loss is a concern and focusing energy only where support is needed.
More important than the number of shots
is the selection of the precise layer for energy delivery.
Additionally, upper face lifting is an area where
changes in eye shape can be achieved through shot allocation.
If there is brow sagging, we design a plan to lift the brows by allocating energy to the forehead and the area above the brows. Since nerve lines are located close to the surface in this area, it requires the expertise to deliver shots while maintaining a safe distance based on precise imaging.
A plan of 600 shots or more provides the flexibility to allocate energy to such detailed areas.
Regarding the treatment cycle, delivering sufficient energy tailored to the individual's skin condition at once is often more appropriate for inducing tissue recovery than frequently repeating low-intensity procedures.
Collagen regeneration typically appears gradually over 2–4 months post-procedure, and Sio Clinic provides a post-procedure regeneration care system to help restore the skin barrier and ensure this process proceeds smoothly.
In conclusion, the choice between 300 and 600 Ultherapy shots should not be based on cost or trends, but on diagnostic results based on each patient's skin elasticity and aging topography.
Indiscriminate increases in shot counts should be avoided; delivering the exact amount of energy needed to the necessary areas is the key to satisfaction.
Sio Clinic complies with medical laws and proposes treatment plans tailored to each patient's skin characteristics through verified equipment and precise design.
We will continue to provide evidence-based care to help you regain your natural health rather than artificial changes. We will reward those who trust Sio Clinic with honest medical practice.
Ttukseom Station Lifting
Sio Clinic's Ultherapy Prime Launch Promotion
Experience the benefits available only at Sio
this March!
We are open on weekends,
and you can receive pre-booking benefits if you reserve in advance!
This article is adapted from SHIO Clinic's official Naver blog.
Have questions about your skin?
Book a consultation and let SHIO Clinic's diagnosis guide you to the right treatment.