DEVICES · 8 CARDS1/8Koreans stopped getting Thermage.
Serious clinics moved on years ago. Here’s what they use now — and which one is for you.
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2/8Thermage isn’t bad. It’s just 20 years old.
Proven? Absolutely. But Korean clinics never stopped evolving — and they didn’t wait for a sequel.
Device images: Solta Medical / Merz Aesthetics official
THE HIDDEN TRADE-OFF3/8The cooling that protects you also weakens your result.
Most RF fires in bursts with cooling gas in between. Safe — but that cool-down bleeds off the very heat that tightens your skin.
DEVICE 14/8Volnewmer heats your whole face. Evenly.
One continuous pulse, water-cooled the entire time. The doctor keeps the handpiece moving — no hot spots, just even tightening everywhere.
US name: EveresseDevice image: Classys official
DEVICE 25/8XERF goes deep. On purpose.
Everyone else runs one frequency. XERF adds a second, deeper one — and drives the heat straight down into your jawline.
2 frequencies, not 1Device image: Cynosure Lutronic official
DEVICE 36/8Same lift as Ulthera. A fraction of the price.
More coagulation points per session, noticeably less pain. That’s why it’s the default for Koreans in their 20s and 30s.
Less pain · lower costDevice image: Classys official (Ultraformer MPT)
7/8Don’t walk in naming a machine.
Tell the doctor your goal. If they know all three, they’ll match the device to your face — not the other way around.
Which of this fits your face?
8 questions, about a minute. Your free report maps your case to the right device categories — bring it to your consultation in Korea.
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Adapted from the ConnectingDocs channel · watch the full video ↗. Educational only — decisions are made with a licensed physician.