Cause-specific assessment
The clinic distinguishes loose skin from localised fullness and structural under-chin concerns.
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Explore consultation-led Ultherapy under-chin lifting in Seoul at LOUAVE Dermatology Clinic. Treatment planning considers skin laxity, localised fullness, chin projection, neck structure and the tissue layers seen through ultrasound imaging.
The phrase “double chin” can describe loose skin, localised fat, chin structure or a combination of factors. Ultherapy is primarily a lifting treatment and should not be presented as guaranteed under-chin fat removal.
Under-Chin Tissue Assessment
Ultherapy PRIME
Under-chin skin lifting
Ultrasound imaging
Individually assessed
Ultherapy PRIME at LOUAVE
Ultherapy uses microfocused ultrasound energy as part of a non-surgical lifting approach. Official treatment areas include selected skin below the chin, but the clinic must first identify whether laxity is the primary concern.
LOUAVE presents Ultherapy PRIME as its current platform. Real-time imaging helps the practitioner review tissue layers and personalise treatment depth, direction and coverage.
The clinic distinguishes loose skin from localised fullness and structural under-chin concerns.
Ultrasound visualisation supports treatment planning according to the tissue layers seen during assessment.
Firmness and lifting changes generally develop gradually rather than as immediate fat reduction.
Similar-looking under-chin concerns may require different technologies. Assessment helps determine whether lifting, contouring or another approach should be considered.
Ultherapy may be discussed when mild or moderate skin laxity reduces definition beneath the chin.
Fullness caused mainly by fat may require a contouring treatment rather than focused ultrasound lifting alone.
Chin shape and projection may influence the neck profile even when the amount of under-chin tissue is limited.
Lower-face skin descent may visually merge the jawline with the under-chin area and affect definition.
Natural neck structure, muscle position and tissue distribution influence which approach may be suitable.
Some patients have both laxity and fullness, requiring staged or combined consultation-led treatment planning.
The under-chin area is reviewed from the front and side. Skin laxity, tissue thickness, chin projection, jawline continuity, neck structure and previous procedures all influence treatment selection.
The degree and location of loose skin are reviewed before ultrasound treatment is considered.
Ultherapy relevanceThe clinic assesses whether visible fullness is likely to involve fat, lax skin or both.
Cause must be identifiedChin shape and projection affect the side profile and may influence the perceived under-chin contour.
Profile assessmentThe under-chin area may be planned together with selected jawline zones for visual continuity.
Proportion-led planningNeck length, tissue position and muscle-related concerns may affect treatment suitability.
Anatomy mattersPrevious fillers, threads, surgery or energy treatments should be disclosed before finalising the plan.
Medical history requiredThe sequence below reflects a general consultation-led Ultherapy process. Exact treatment time, preparation and coverage vary according to the individual plan.
The clinic reviews laxity, fullness, profile structure, previous treatments and the patient’s priorities.
The treatment area is cleansed and topical numbing cream may be applied to support treatment comfort.
Ultrasound gel is applied and suitable under-chin, jawline or upper-neck zones are mapped.
Tissue layers are visualised while ultrasound energy is delivered to individually selected treatment areas.
The treated area is reviewed and suitable calming or recovery-focused care may be provided.
Result timing, temporary sensitivity and visible definition vary between individuals. This timeline provides general guidance rather than a guaranteed result schedule.
Temporary warmth, redness, swelling, tenderness or tingling may occur beneath the chin.
Many patients resume usual activities relatively quickly, although tenderness may continue for some individuals.
Gradual firmness or lifting changes may become more noticeable from around one month onward.
Collagen-related changes may continue developing over the following months according to individual response.
Head angle and temporary swelling can affect the visible under-chin profile. Share important photography, event and departure dates with the clinic before scheduling treatment.
Treatment suitability cannot be confirmed from a photograph alone. The clinic must assess the cause of fullness and the degree of skin laxity in person.
Ultherapy focuses on selected lifting concerns. ONDA and other approaches may be discussed when localised fullness or a different treatment priority is identified.
Chin elevation, head angle, posture, facial expression, lighting, camera distance and the time between photographs can substantially influence the visible under-chin profile. Individual treatment outcomes vary.
These answers provide general information. Treatment details should be confirmed by LOUAVE following assessment.
The suitable approach depends on whether the primary concern is loose skin, localised fullness, jawline laxity or neck firmness.
Explore focused ultrasound planning for selected lower-face and jawline-laxity concerns.
Explore Treatment →Review consultation-led treatment information for selected neck and under-chin skin-laxity concerns.
Explore Treatment →Explore ONDA information when localised under-chin fullness is an important treatment concern.
Explore Treatment →Review Titanium treatment information for selected neck, jawline, firmness and contour concerns.
Explore Treatment →Share your under-chin and profile concerns, previous contouring or lifting treatments, preferred appointment dates and travel schedule. Final suitability and treatment details are confirmed after individual assessment.
This page provides general educational information and does not replace an individual medical consultation. Treatment suitability, approved treatment zones, imaging findings, treatment depth, number of treatment lines, energy settings, discomfort, possible side effects, recovery, result timing and duration vary between individuals. Temporary redness, swelling, tenderness, pain, tingling, sensitivity or transient nerve-related effects may occur. Patients should disclose medical conditions, implanted devices, pregnancy or breastfeeding status, medications, previous surgery and prior fillers, threads or energy-based treatments. Ultherapy is primarily a skin-lifting procedure; it does not guarantee substantial under-chin fat reduction and cannot reproduce liposuction or surgical lifting results. Final treatment planning must follow individual assessment.