Ulthera
Merz Aesthetics · Microfocused ultrasound with visualization
Treatment Ultherapy Prime
Delivers focused ultrasound energy at set depths to support skin elasticity.
Equipment
Official device names and manufacturers, so you can look any of them up independently rather than going by a marketing name.
Quick answer
Kind Global Clinic Myeongdong runs 14 devices across five categories, from Merz Aesthetics, Solta Medical and other manufacturers named on this page. The list gives platform names and manufacturers where confirmed; ask the clinic for exact model and registration details. A physician decides which device suits you at consultation.
For every device below, a physician decides the treatment area, the energy level and the plan at consultation, after examining your skin — the clinic’s stated practice for all 14 of them.
Merz Aesthetics · Microfocused ultrasound with visualization
Treatment Ultherapy Prime
Delivers focused ultrasound energy at set depths to support skin elasticity.
Classys · High-intensity focused ultrasound
Treatment Shurink Universe lifting
A HIFU platform used for facial-line and elasticity care.
Solta Medical · Monopolar radiofrequency with contact cooling
Treatment Thermage
Bulk-heats the dermis through a cooled epidermis, so the heating is spread rather than pinpointed.
Jeisys Medical · Radiofrequency
Treatment Density lifting
An RF platform for elasticity care, run in Classic or Alpha configurations on face or body.
Wontech · Monopolar radiofrequency
Treatment Oligio X lifting
A monopolar RF platform. The clinic publishes no further description of it.
DEKA · Microwave (Coolwaves)
Treatment Onda body and face contouring
Uses microwave energy for contour and body-line care on a defined target area.
Weero · Contour and body-line device
Treatment Eve Titan contouring
A contour and body-line device, run in Titan and Patch modes.
InMode Ltd. · Bipolar radiofrequency with vacuum
Treatment InMode lifting
Bipolar radiofrequency applied through a handpiece that draws tissue between two electrodes, so the energy passes through a controlled volume rather than spreading from the surface. Used on the jawline and under the chin.
Huons Meditech · Multi-needle injector
Treatment Rejuran and skin boosters
Assists even delivery of liquid preparations such as skin boosters across a treatment area.
Jeisys Medical · Microneedle radiofrequency
Treatment Potenza microneedle RF
Microneedle RF: the needles carry the energy below the surface, so it starts at depth rather than passing through the skin.
Candela · Alexandrite 755 nm and Nd:YAG 1064 nm
Treatment Laser hair removal
Used for hair removal and selected laser treatments.
Wontech · Vascular laser
Treatment Vascular laser
A vascular laser, used for vascular concerns and redness.
DSE Inc. · Ablative 10,600 nm CO2
Treatment CO2 laser for moles and lesions
An ablative laser, used selectively for moles, skin lesions and scars.
Manufacturer withheld · Picosecond 755 nm
Treatment Pigment and tattoo laser
A picosecond laser used for pigmentation and tattoo-related care.
Attribution
The same list in one table, for anyone who wants to check a manufacturer rather than read a card.
| Device | Manufacturer | Modality | Used for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ulthera | Merz Aesthetics | Microfocused ultrasound with visualization | Ultherapy Prime |
| Shurink Universe | Classys | High-intensity focused ultrasound | Shurink Universe lifting |
| Thermage | Solta Medical | Monopolar radiofrequency with contact cooling | Thermage |
| Density | Jeisys Medical | Radiofrequency | Density lifting |
| Oligio X | Wontech | Monopolar radiofrequency | Oligio X lifting |
| Onda | DEKA | Microwave (Coolwaves) | Onda body and face contouring |
| Eve Titan | Weero | Contour and body-line device | Eve Titan contouring |
| InMode | InMode Ltd. | Bipolar radiofrequency with vacuum | InMode lifting |
| DermaShine Pro | Huons Meditech | Multi-needle injector | Rejuran and skin boosters |
| Potenza | Jeisys Medical | Microneedle radiofrequency | Potenza microneedle RF |
| GentleMax Pro Plus | Candela | Alexandrite 755 nm and Nd:YAG 1064 nm | Laser hair removal |
| V Laser | Wontech | Vascular laser | Vascular laser |
| CO2 Laser | DSE Inc. | Ablative 10,600 nm CO2 | CO2 laser for moles and lesions |
| Pico Care | — | Picosecond 755 nm | Pigment and tattoo laser |
Counts by category: Lifting — focused ultrasound (HIFU) 2 · Lifting — radiofrequency (RF) 3 · Contour and body line 3 · Skin booster delivery 2 · Laser 4.
Questions
Including why the device count differs between the clinic’s own two pages.
Kind Global Clinic runs 14 devices across five categories: Lifting — focused ultrasound (HIFU) (2), Lifting — radiofrequency (RF) (3), Contour and body line (3), Skin booster delivery (2), Laser (4). The entries give the clinic’s published device names and manufacturers where the source is consistent. Ask the clinic to confirm an exact model or a detail that is marked as awaiting confirmation.
Price tracks the platform’s cost to the clinic and its licensing, not the outcome on your face. Ultherapy Prime has a higher published price than Shurink for a comparable shot count, and the substantive difference is real-time visualization of the tissue layer rather than a stronger effect. Three things decide the result: whether the mechanism suits your complaint, the settings chosen for your skin, and the operator. That is why the assessment comes before the device choice. HIFU versus radiofrequency sets out which mechanism answers which complaint.
For a treatment in Korea, ask the clinic to confirm the exact device model and its Korean regulatory registration. A manufacturer or brand name alone does not establish the status of a particular model. US FDA clearance and European CE marking are separate from Korean authorization. Where the clinic uses a Korean product name, an international name can help you identify the platform, but it does not replace checking the model actually used.
Five platforms exist because lifting is not one problem. Focused ultrasound and radiofrequency heat different tissue at different depths, and within each there is a range from a Korean workhorse to an imported platform with visualization. A clinic with one machine fits every complaint to that machine. A clinic with five can say that radiofrequency answers your particular complaint better than ultrasound, or that neither does. The comparison page sets out that decision.
Shurink Universe is sold outside Korea as Ultraformer MPT, so a reader who has met the platform abroad has met this one. It is made by Classys, a listed Korean device manufacturer, and within Korea it is close to the default HIFU platform rather than a budget substitute. A device is harder to look up when its name changes at the border, which is why both names appear here.
This site publishes 14, because 14 is what the clinic’s own equipment page enumerates. The clinic’s About page says 16, and the two figures have not been reconciled — that question is on the list to put to the clinic. Where the clinic’s own sources disagree, this site takes the one that names the individual items, since a list you can check beats a number you cannot.
Four of the 14 have a page setting out prices, session length, contraindications and the evidence behind them: Ulthera, Shurink Universe, Thermage and DermaShine Pro, which is the delivery device used for the skin boosters. The rest appear in the price table by treatment name rather than by platform, because that is how the clinic sells them.