
Lifting
Ulthermage
This is a lifting procedure that combines ultrasound (HIFU) and radiofrequency (RF).
- Anesthesia
- Topical Anesthesia or Sedation
- Downtime
- Almost none
- Treatment time
- Approximately 30–60 minutes
Treatment details
Lifting, Firming, and Regeneration—All in One! Ulthera+Thermage Lifting. Improves wrinkles and firmness; fascial lifting. The combination of ultrasound and radiofrequency (RF) lifting—the Ulthera+Thermage effect. The synergistic effect of Ulthera and Thermage—ultrasound (HIFU) and radiofrequency (RF) target different skin layers, resulting in distinct post-treatment effects, depths, and ranges. Since the skin is composed of multiple layers, the effects are maximized when both sagging in the deeper layers and loosening or wrinkles in the superficial layers are addressed simultaneously. Be sure to check the following before your Ulthera procedure — Check 01: Whether genuine tips certified by Merz headquarters are used. Check 02: The genuine hologram certification mark attached to the Ulthera device. Check 03. Medical staff with sufficient experience and proficiency in Ulthera. Ulthermage Lifting Procedure Process — STEP 01: Application of topical anesthetic or sedation; STEP 02: Skin surface preparation via Thermage treatment; STEP 03: Enhancement of lifting effects via Ulthera treatment. Ulthermage Lifting is recommended for the following individuals — Those who want to improve not only sagging skin but also fine lines; those who feel their pores are enlarging due to sagging skin; those whose skin has lost overall elasticity; those seeking a comprehensive anti-aging treatment; and those who have hesitated due to concerns about treatment pain. Ulthera Q&A — Q. Is there a reason to undergo Thermage first? If you receive Ulthera after Thermage, your skin’s elasticity is enhanced and the skin’s surface is smoothed, allowing ultrasound energy to be delivered more evenly. Additionally, the skin warmed by radiofrequency energy helps alleviate the discomfort associated with Ulthera. Q. I’m really worried about the pain—what kind of anesthesia is used? Since pain tolerance varies from person to person, we select the anesthesia method based on each individual’s condition. In particular, for those who are sensitive to pain, we use sedation to help you undergo the procedure more comfortably. Q. How long do the results last, and what is the recommended treatment interval? The effects of the treatment usually begin to appear 1–2 months after the procedure and last for about 6 months to 1 year. To prolong the results, we recommend undergoing the procedure every 6 months to 1 year. Patient-Centered Care at Forever Clinic — Interdisciplinary collaboration, standardized high-quality medical services, and diagnoses that take all factors into account.



