Where Can Tourists Book Ultherapy in Busan?

October 25, 2026
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Ultherapy for visitors to Busan

Ultherapy is a non-surgical lifting treatment that uses focused ultrasound to deliver energy to deeper layers beneath the skin. It is used to support lifting and tightening of areas such as the jawline, cheeks, brow and neck. Many tourists who visit Korea for skin care ask where they can book it in Busan, and how to make sure they are getting a genuine treatment.


Ultherapy is often discussed for people with mild to moderate skin laxity who prefer a non-surgical option. It is not a replacement for surgery, and people with significant sagging may see more limited change. Very slim faces also need careful assessment, as deep energy in areas with little fat is something doctors plan around. These are the kinds of points a doctor weighs before recommending it.


Busan has many aesthetic clinics, especially in central districts like Seomyeon. This guide explains what to look for when booking Ultherapy as a visitor, and what to expect.


What to check when booking Ultherapy

Because Ultherapy is a well-known name, it is worth checking the details before you book:


  • Device version. Ultherapy Prime is the newer generation of the device. Ask which version the clinic uses.
  • Number of shots. Prices are usually quoted per number of shots (lines). Compare offers with the same shot count.
  • Genuine cartridges. Ask whether genuine transducers and cartridges are used.
  • Doctor assessment. A doctor should assess your face, discuss facial fat and skin laxity, and decide whether Ultherapy suits you.
  • Treatment areas. Full face, lower face, or face and neck can make a difference to the plan.
  • Pain management. Ultherapy can be uncomfortable. Ask what numbing or comfort options are offered.
  • VAT. Check whether the 10% VAT is included in the price.


Ultherapy Prime at Daybeau Clinic Seomyeon

Daybeau Clinic Seomyeon offers Ultherapy Prime. The first-visit price for Ultherapy Prime 300 shots is 990,000 KRW, VAT excluded (10% VAT added at payment, making 1,089,000 KRW), checked October 2026. You can see this alongside other lifting options on our price list.


The clinic is at Ion City Building 15F (Room 1501), 74 Seomyeon-ro, Busanjin-gu, a short walk from Seomyeon Station, with consultations in English, Japanese and Korean. For more detail about the treatment itself, see our Ultherapy Prime page.


When you contact us, it helps to mention which areas bother you most, such as jowls, a softer jawline or a heavy brow, and whether you have had lifting treatments, fillers or threads before. This allows the doctor to prepare for an efficient consultation on the day.


Other lifting options the doctor may discuss

Ultherapy is not the only option, and it is not suitable for everyone. Depending on your skin and goals, the doctor may discuss alternatives. Listed first-visit prices (KRW, VAT excluded, checked October 2026):


  • InMode FX full face. 45,000
  • Shurink Universe 300 shots. 55,000, another focused ultrasound device.
  • ONDA 20,000J. 89,000
  • Titanium 30KJ. 290,000
  • Sofwave 100 shots. 800,000
  • XERF 300 shots. 990,000


Thermage FLX is quoted after consultation. If you have read about other devices, such as Oligio or Alltite, you can ask during consultation which options are available.


Planning Ultherapy around your trip

Ultherapy is usually done in a single session, which suits tourists. Most people return to normal activities soon after, though some experience redness, mild swelling, tenderness or tingling that settles over days. Occasionally, bruising or temporary numbness can occur. Rare complications are possible with any energy-based device, so ask the doctor about risks for your situation.


Results tend to develop gradually over the following weeks to months, as the skin responds, so you may notice changes after returning home. Results vary between individuals and are not guaranteed. Practical tips:


  • Book early in your stay. This leaves time for any tenderness to settle before you fly.
  • Tell the doctor about recent treatments. Including fillers, threads or other lifting procedures.
  • Mention medical conditions. Pregnancy, implants in the treatment area, or skin infections may affect suitability. Consult a doctor.


Frequently asked questions

How much is Ultherapy in Busan at your clinic?

Ultherapy Prime 300 shots is 990,000 KRW, first-visit price, VAT excluded, checked October 2026.


How long does the treatment take?

It depends on the number of shots and areas treated. Allow time for consultation, preparation and numbing as well.


Is one session enough?

Many people have a single session, with the doctor advising on whether and when to repeat. Expectations should be realistic, as results vary.


Can I book before arriving in Korea?

Yes. Message us on WhatsApp or KakaoTalk with your dates. Payment is made at the clinic on the day of treatment after the consultation.


Planning Ultherapy during your Busan trip? Book a consultation or message us on WhatsApp, and we will reply with prices in KRW.

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