Ultherapy Prime tightens the foundation, but the foundation is not the whole face. KATE CLINIC in Hongdae explains how combination plans are designed around it.
Why combinations exist
Lifting addresses laxity. It does not hydrate crepey skin, fill deep static lines or refine texture. Patients whose concerns span categories get better results from a designed sequence than from any single treatment stretched beyond its job.
The classic pairing: Ultherapy plus skin boosters
Foundation tightening from the ultrasound, surface quality from hydrating injectables: the combination covers both the structure and the finish. Boosters are typically scheduled after the Ultherapy session, with an appropriate interval.
Sequencing with injectables
Where fillers or botulinum toxin are part of the plan, order and spacing matter: energy delivered over recent filler needs care, so the usual pattern is Ultherapy first, injectables after an interval. Existing injections are mapped during the ultrasound assessment.
Devices with different jobs
Radiofrequency for dermal quality can complement ultrasound’s deeper work in selected cases, decided by diagnosis, not by enthusiasm. More is not automatically better, and KATE CLINIC will say when one treatment is enough.
One trip or two?
Some combinations fit a single Seoul visit; others are deliberately split across trips. Share your travel window through Clinic in Korea and the sequence is designed around it. Results and suitability vary by individual.