10 Best HIFU Skin Tightening Clinics in Bangkok

Apex Medical Center names Ultherapy Prime specifically, describing it as next-generation microfocused ultrasound technology that the clinic states runs about 20 percent faster than earlier versions on its Ultherapy Prime page. The page implies a doctor is involved through references to physician consultation but does not explicitly state that a doctor personally administers every pass, and it publishes no line or shot count and no price for any package. It does recommend repeating the treatment about once a year to maintain results, in line with most other providers in this comparison. A reader wanting a firm price or a confirmed shot count before booking will need to request both directly, since neither appears on this specific page.

Rattinan Clinic is the most specific provider in this comparison about who actually operates the machine: its Ulthera page states plainly that physicians perform every step of treatment, not just nurses or technicians, a distinction several other providers here leave unstated. It names Ulthera, formally microfocused ultrasound with visualization, and quantifies a full face and neck session at roughly 16,000 discrete coagulation points rather than a simple line count. No price appears on the page itself, only a link to a separate price list, and it does not prescribe an initial number of sessions, though it recommends maintenance or touch-up treatments every one to two years to sustain results the page says last twelve to twenty-four months.

Charn Clinic names Ultraformer III specifically among the several HIFU platforms it publishes, describing the shot positions and quantity as personalized per patient on its Ultraformer III page rather than a fixed line count, so a reader cannot compare it directly against providers that publish an exact number of lines. The page states treatment involves supervision by experienced specialists and references doctors during consultation and follow-up, without confirming that a physician performs the ultrasound passes personally. No price and no recommended number of sessions are published, consistent with this clinic's general pattern of directing pricing questions to a consultation rather than the service page itself.

Aura Bangkok Clinic names its device as Ulthera PRIME from Merz Aesthetics and is one of the few providers here to publish both a per-line price and a package price: 13,000 baht per 100 lines, with a 400-line full-face package at 49,990 baht, on its Ulthera Prime program page. The page states every case is performed personally by a physician, and it offers line counts from 100 up to 2,000, with the 600-line package described as the most requested by patients. Results from a single session are stated to last twelve to eighteen months, and the clinic recommends returning annually for repeat treatment, adding that continuous treatments produce progressively clearer results over time.

Astrid Anti-Aging Studio breaks its Ultherapy Prime pricing into three named packages by treated area and line count: a whole face and under-chin package at 450 lines for 65,000 baht, a whole-face package at 350 lines for 55,000 baht, and a jawline-only package at 200 lines for 38,000 baht, published on its Ultherapy Prime page. Unlike several other providers in this comparison, the page states treatments are performed by trained professionals under strict medical supervision without explicitly confirming that a doctor operates the device personally, so a reader who wants that guarantee should ask before booking. A single session runs 90 to 120 minutes depending on the areas treated, and the page states most clients need only one session per year to maintain results.

KKC Clinic names LinearZ by Jeisys Medical as its Hybrid Linear HIFU platform, a different named device from the Ulthera and Ultraformer systems most other providers in this comparison publish, on its HIFU page. Pricing scales in five published tiers by line count, from 400 lines at 14,999 baht up to 1,200 lines at 39,899 baht, giving a reader a clearer per-line comparison than pages that quote only a single flat fee. The clinic states all procedures are performed by its licensed medical professionals, and that most clients see results after a single session, with maintenance recommended every six to twelve months rather than annually.

The Metro Clinic names Ultraformer 3 as its HIFU platform and publishes prices broken down by treatment zone rather than by line count on its HIFU page: 10,000 baht for the upper face, 20,000 baht for the mid and lower face, 15,000 baht for the under-chin and neck area, and 10,000 baht for under the eyes using a dedicated 2mm transducer. The page states doctors at the clinic administer the treatment through consultation and confirms a suggested schedule of once yearly, with a second session a few months apart in the first year if needed, and a maintenance session roughly every six months. No fixed line or shot count is published for any zone, unlike some of the other clinics compared here.

SLC Clinic publishes one of the widest Ulthera price ranges in this comparison, from 39,000 to 156,000 baht depending on a line count that spans 300 to 1,200 lines, on its Ulthera page, alongside references to the original Ulthera, Ulthera SPT and Ulthera Prime versions. The page states the doctor personally uses the Ulthera applicator to target each planned location, and quotes a full-face treatment as typically requiring 500 to 800 shots, with individual sessions running 30 to 90 minutes depending on the treated area. It does not prescribe a standard number of sessions but notes that results continue to improve for two to three months after treatment as new collagen forms, consistent with how most HIFU providers in this list describe onset.

THE KLINIQUE names Super HIFU III specifically and is unusually direct about the skill required to operate it: its Super HIFU page states the treating doctor must understand skin layers and calculate the depth and energy level for each facial area, rather than following one fixed setting. Shot count is not fixed and varies by treated area, and the page recommends two to three sessions per year, a more frequent schedule than the once-yearly maintenance most other providers here publish, for results it states last six months to a year. No price is published, and each session takes about 30 to 40 minutes according to the page's own description.

Yoskarn Clinic, the most complete publisher across this whole comparison series, names a medical-grade HIFU machine from CONTLEX on its HIFU page, a brand not mentioned by any other provider compared here. The page states its doctors use the machine but does not publish a shot or line count, nor a price for the treatment, leaving those specifics for a direct enquiry. It describes results appearing gradually over two to three months and lasting twelve to eighteen months depending on age and skin condition, and recommends most patients return for one session per year with optional touch-ups at six to twelve months, broadly matching the maintenance schedule most other clinics in this list publish.