Ultherapy Prime 300 Shots: Cost in Seomyeon, Busan

Cost of 300 shots at our Seomyeon clinic

A 300-shot Ultherapy Prime treatment at our Seomyeon, Busan clinic is priced at ₩850,000. That figure covers the 300-shot session as listed; shot counts run in tiers, so a smaller or larger count carries its own price, and any current promotional rate is shown alongside the standard one on our price board. We keep the number visible instead of quote-on-request, because pricing a shot-based treatment should be simple to compare.

300 shots is a common mid-range choice for a full-face lift, with lower counts suiting a smaller area or a lighter touch and higher counts covering face and neck or a stronger result. Which count fits you is a matter of the area treated and the effect you are after, and that is settled at your consultation rather than sold as a default. The listed price is what you pay for the count you choose.

Why Ultherapy tends to be more affordable in Korea

Ultherapy is frequently more affordable in Korea than in many other markets, and there are structural reasons for that, not any compromise in the device or protocol. Korea has an unusually high concentration of clinics offering ultrasound lifting, and that density keeps pricing competitive. The treatment is also performed in very high volume here, so clinics operate it efficiently and pass that through to the listed price. The device and the shot-based method are the same recognised technology used elsewhere.

For international patients this often means the treatment cost, even factoring travel, compares favourably with pricing at home — which is part of why medical travel to Busan for lifting is common. We describe our own position on value against a Seoul benchmark using only our own pricing; the short summary is that Korea's market structure, not a lesser product, is what makes the number attractive.

What the shot count includes

A 'shot' is one line or pulse of focused ultrasound energy delivered at a set depth, and the count is simply how many of those are delivered across the treatment area. So 300 shots is not an add-on package but the core measure of how much treatment you receive: more shots mean broader coverage or a more thorough pass, fewer shots mean a smaller or lighter treatment. The count you agree on is what is delivered in the session.

The session itself takes roughly thirty to sixty minutes depending on the count, uses numbing cream with additional comfort options if you are sensitive, and has little to no downtime beyond temporary redness or a tingling feeling for a few days. The lifting effect develops gradually over the following two to three months as the skin responds, and it is typically maintained with a treatment around once a year. Your Seomyeon practitioner confirms the right count and sets expectations before you book.