Yes — HIFU for men at Kind Global Clinic Myeongdong runs from ₩149,000 (≈ $106) (Shurink Universe 300 shots) to ₩1,090,000 (≈ $779) (FDA-cleared Ultherapy Prime 300 lines), with energy settings and beard-line mapping adjusted to thicker male skin — co-director performed, zero social downtime.
HIFU — high-intensity focused ultrasound — is the lifting technology male patients ask about most at Kind Global Clinic Myeongdong, and for structural reasons: men's dermis is measurably thicker and more collagen-dense than women's, male soft tissue is heavier along the jawline, and the change most men want is a crisper jaw and firmer under-chin rather than a visibly cosmetic result. Focused ultrasound reaching the SMAS layer at 4.5mm depth addresses exactly that, without needles, filler volume, or anything a colleague could point to the next morning.
HIFU for men is not simply the standard protocol at higher power. Korean clinical literature on microfocused ultrasound in Asian men documents that male treatment plans need adjusted line counts, adjusted energy, and deliberate vector mapping across the heavier lower face — and along the beard line, superficial passes are planned around dense follicle zones. That planning is physician work, which is why both consultation and every treatment line at Kind Global Clinic Myeongdong come from a co-director — Dr. Lee Wonjin (KR Medical License 143124) or Dr. Lee Kangin (KR Medical License 141247) — with zero nurse delegation.
Two HIFU platforms sit on one published menu, so the choice is clinical rather than commercial: Ultherapy Prime, the FDA-cleared Merz platform with real-time visualization at 4.5/3.0/1.5mm, and Shurink Universe, the Classys multi-depth platform at a value entry price. The KRW price is identical for international and Korean patients, and the same-day, zero-downtime profile fits a business-trip or gym-centered schedule — which is where most of this page's practical questions come from.