Treatment guide · Lifting & Tightening
Ultracel Q+ in Seoul
A Korean HIFU device with dot and linear cartridges for lifting and contouring the lower face.
Ask the clinic for: 울트라셀 큐플러스
Quick answer
Ultracel Q+ is a Korean HIFU device that focuses ultrasound heat into deep skin layers to lift and tighten the face and reduce a soft double chin. In Seoul it typically costs about ₩150,000–₩500,000 depending on shots, takes 20–40 minutes, and has no downtime. Results build over 1–3 months and last about 3–6 months.
Estimated cost in Seoul
₩150,000–₩500,000
Treatment time
20–40 minutes
Downtime
None to mild swelling
Results show
1–3 months
Results last
3–6 months
Sessions
1 session, repeat every 3–6 months
Ultracel Q+ explained
Ultracel Q+ is a high-intensity focused ultrasound (HIFU) device made by Jeisys, a Korean company. It offers dot and linear cartridges at different depths. Clinics use it for lifting, jawline definition and mild double chin.
How Ultracel Q+ works
Focused ultrasound creates small heated zones at set depths in the dermis, the SMAS and the fat layer. The heat tightens tissue and stimulates new collagen. Linear cartridges spread energy in lines and are often faster and gentler. Deeper settings can also be used to target small fat pockets under the chin.
Who Ultracel Q+ is for
- Mild jawline sagging
- Soft double chin
- Loose cheeks in the 30s and 40s
- Regular maintenance lifting
- People who need no downtime
Who should avoid Ultracel Q+
- Pregnant women
- Active infection or open wounds
- Very thin or hollow faces
- Recent filler or threads, unless the doctor agrees
- Severe sagging that needs surgery
What happens at the appointment
- Consultation and shot planning
- Cleansing and optional numbing cream
- Gel applied and areas marked
- HIFU passes at different depths
- Clean up, soothing care and sunscreen
Aftercare and flying home
- Use gentle skincare and sunscreen
- Avoid saunas and hot baths for 1–2 days
- Expect mild tenderness for a few days
- Makeup is fine the same day
Side effects and risks
- Redness and mild swelling
- Tenderness along the jaw
- Rarely, bruising or raised lines
- Rarely, temporary numbness
- Rarely, burns or fat loss
How much does Ultracel Q+ cost in Seoul?
₩150,000–₩500,000 (about US$110–375) — Price depends on the number of shots and the areas treated. It is usually priced in the same range as other Korean HIFU devices. Prices are estimates and change with promotions.
Why get Ultracel Q+ in Korea?
Ultracel Q+ is made in Korea and widely available in Seoul, which keeps the cost low. Clinics often pair it with RF devices or toxin for a fuller lower-face plan.
Prices are estimates gathered for Seoul clinics and change with brand, dose and promotions — confirm a quote with the clinic before booking. This page is general information, not medical advice; a doctor will assess whether a treatment suits you at consultation.
Frequently asked questions
How much does Ultracel Q+ cost in Seoul?
Ultracel Q+ usually costs about ₩150,000–₩500,000 in Seoul. The number of shots is the main price factor.
Does Ultracel Q+ hurt?
It feels like warm, sharp pulses, more over bone. Linear cartridges and numbing cream reduce discomfort.
How long does Ultracel Q+ last?
Results usually last about 3–6 months. Repeat sessions keep the effect.
Can I fly after Ultracel Q+?
Yes. There is no real downtime, so you can fly the same day.
Is Ultracel Q+ safe?
It is generally safe with trained staff. Rare risks include burns, nerve irritation and unwanted fat loss.
Can Ultracel Q+ reduce a double chin?
It can help with a mild, soft double chin by tightening skin and heating small fat areas. Larger fat pockets may need fat-dissolving injections or other body contouring.
Where to get it in Seoul
Foreigner-friendly clinics cluster around Gangnam, Sinsa–Apgujeong–Cheongdam and Myeongdong. Tap a number to zoom in, then tap a pin to ask the clinic on WhatsApp whether they offer this treatment and for a quote.
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