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It varies with the clinic, the device, the area treated, and the number of shots or sessions. Compare current starting prices by clinic on Seolle before you book.
Ulthera uses focused ultrasound that reaches deeper layers and is often chosen for lifting, while Thermage uses radiofrequency heat and is often chosen for overall tightening and texture. Some clinics combine the two; the doctor will suggest an option after assessing your skin at the consultation.
Energy-based lifting usually involves little downtime, though temporary redness, swelling, or tenderness may occur. Discomfort varies by device and person, and clinics commonly use numbing cream or adjust the energy level.
Ultrasound and radiofrequency lifting are often done as a single session repeated periodically, while skin boosters and collagen stimulators are commonly given as a short series a few weeks apart. Results tend to develop gradually and differ between individuals, so the plan is set at consultation.
Many clinics may perform energy-based lifting on the day of the consultation if the doctor finds it suitable for you. Book your consultation on Seolle in advance, share your travel dates, and request interpreter support if you need it.