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The Seoul Glow Magazine

Korean treatment, the devices used in it, and how to check both.

A treatment bed at Kind Global Clinic
A treatment bed at Kind Global Clinic. Photograph supplied by Kind Global Clinic.
Devices & Injectables

Ultherapy PRIME, Shurink Universe and Thermage FLX are not three versions of the same thing

Two of them are ultrasound and one is radiofrequency, they act at different depths, and the depth decides whether the machine can do what you were told it does.

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A Korean clinic will often list all three machines on the same page, which makes them look like three brands of one product. They are not, and the difference is not marketing.

What each one reaches

Focused ultrasound deposits energy at fixed depths. Radiofrequency heats a volume of tissue rather than a point. That single distinction predicts most of what you will feel, what you will see, and how long it lasts.

Focused ultrasound, in outline
Energy
Focused ultrasound
Typical depths
1.5mm, 3.0mm, 4.5mm
Consumable
Sealed transducer, shot count printed on the cartridge
Anaesthetic
Topical, sometimes a nerve block

Shot count is the unit these are sold in

It is also the number most easily reduced without anybody noticing. A cartridge has a finite number of shots and a printed count, which makes this one of the few things in the room you can personally verify.


Which one should I have first?

That depends on which layer is loose, which is a question that needs a face in front of a doctor rather than a web page.

This article is information, not medical advice, and reading it does not create a doctor-patient relationship. The Seoul Glow is a registered facilitator: we coordinate care, we do not practise medicine and we do not decide what treatment is right for you. No outcome can be guaranteed by anyone. Discuss any procedure with a licensed physician who has examined you.