What makes Ultherapy PRIME different?
The Korean Merz page describes MFU-V: ultrasound imaging helps the clinician inspect tissue before delivering focused ultrasound energy. PRIME is a distinct system generation, so a quotation should identify it explicitly rather than simply say “Ultherapy.”
Product reference: Merz Korea product page ↗
Read beyond the brand name.
| Name / feature | What it tells you |
|---|---|
| DeepSEE | Real-time tissue imaging used to support treatment planning. |
| Depth-specific transducers | Several nominal focal depths; the clinician selects the appropriate one for the anatomy. |
| PRIME vs. original | Separate device generations. Confirm the model shown on the clinic quotation. |
Merz Korea product page. The clinic should confirm the exact local product or configuration.

Bring your questions into the consultation.
You do not need to arrive with a final treatment decision. Start with the change you are hoping to discuss, your previous treatment history and the time you will spend in Korea. Ask the clinician to explain the proposed model, alternatives, uncertainty and follow-up in a language you understand.
- Which device model is included in this quote?
- How will the clinician decide the areas and transducers?
- Who can answer questions after I leave Korea?
From a product name to a clear plan.
- Describe your goal
Bring your main concern, previous treatment details and travel dates. Ask the clinician to explain the proposed product in relation to that goal.
- Get an itemised quotation
Record the complete product or device name, areas, quantity or coverage, preparation, clinician and follow-up. Separate optional additions from the main treatment.
- Leave with a follow-up plan
Keep the treatment record and written aftercare instructions. Confirm when to review the outcome and whom to contact after leaving Korea.

A useful quote is more than a shot count.
Compare quotes with the same scope. A number of shots alone does not describe the areas, device generation, preparation or follow-up. Keep the clinic’s written quotation and ask it to separate required costs from optional additions. These are planning questions, not a recommendation for a particular dose or treatment schedule.
- Confirm PRIME versus the original Ultherapy system.
- Record areas, shot count, tax and preparation costs.
- Ask about clinician consultation, cancellations and follow-up.
- Confirm the plan against your visit and departure dates.
What to discuss before booking.
Tenderness, swelling or altered sensation may occur. Ask about burns and nerve-related complications, the planned area and the operator’s experience.
Read the microfocused ultrasound guide ↗ Safety reference ↗Before you choose.
Does a higher shot count automatically mean a better treatment?
No single shot count describes the whole plan. Ask which areas, transducers and imaging steps are included, and how the plan relates to your anatomy.
What should a quotation include?
Ask for the complete product or model name, planned areas, product quantity or device coverage, practitioner, preparation, follow-up, and any separately charged items. A short package name makes comparisons difficult.
Can I schedule this just before leaving Korea?
Tell the clinic your travel dates before booking. Ask about likely visible recovery, when a result can be assessed, and who can provide follow-up if you leave Korea. Obtain an aftercare contact and written instructions in a language you understand.
Does the facial illustration show where everyone should be treated?
No. It is a manufacturer illustration of planning. A clinician must assess your own anatomy and discuss an individual plan.
Do these images show treatment results?
No. The device and technical illustrations come from the manufacturer. The consultation and document scenes are AI-created editorial illustrations, not clinical evidence or patient photographs.
Explore the original references.
Manufacturer descriptions, product catalogues and local label summaries. Checked 2026-10-09.