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Why Ultrasound Lifting Isn't Just About the Number of Shots

Ultrasound lifting isn't about hitting a shot count. Dr.Evers Clinic · Busan Seomyeon explains that subcutaneous fat thickness and bone structure vary by person, and that marking placement and the angle at the moment of delivery are what decide whether the result looks better or looks hollow.

Ultrasound lifting isn't something you achieve just by hitting the shot count. At Dr.Evers Clinic · Busan Seomyeon, ultrasound lifting is not guided by a single shot count, but by each person's differing subcutaneous fat thickness and bone structure.

Why can results differ even when the shot count is the same?

Because subcutaneous fat thickness and bone structure differ from person to person, the same set of shots on different faces will not produce the same result.

  • Subcutaneous fat thickness varies by person
  • Bone structure varies by person

Then what is the key?

Marking placement, and the angle at the moment of delivery. These two things decide whether the result looks better or looks hollow.

At our clinic, we treat these two steps as the focus during delivery, rather than fixating only on whether the shot count is met. When doing your research, there's no need to blindly follow trends — spending your money where it counts is the smart way to care for yourself.

Information on this site is for reference only and is neither medical advice nor a guarantee of results. Outcomes vary; your plan is determined at consultation.

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