The Ultherapy Prime shot count cost breakdown at Kind Global Clinic Myeongdong: 100 shots from ₩450,000 (≈ $321), 300 shots ₩1,090,000 (≈ $779), 600 shots ₩2,090,000 (≈ $1,493) — published KRW, identical for international and Korean patients, with the count confirmed by SMAS grading before payment.
A shot — sometimes called a line — is one focused ultrasound energy delivery from the Merz Ultherapy Prime handpiece, coagulating a precise point at 65 to 70 degrees Celsius at 1.5mm, 3.0mm, or 4.5mm depth. Because the platform is priced per delivered shot, the cost breakdown is genuinely arithmetic: a jawline-focused 100-shot session, a standard 300-shot full-face session, and a 600-shot full-face-plus-neck session each carry their own published KRW figure, and the per-shot rate falls as the tier rises. Zone tiers follow the same logic — Eye 200 shots at ₩790,000 (≈ $564) and Body 300 shots at ₩1,190,000 (≈ $850) are listed separately because periorbital and body work use different transducer plans.
The number that actually matters is not the tier price but which tier your anatomy needs. At Kind Global Clinic Myeongdong, the co-director — Dr. Lee Wonjin or Dr. Lee Kangin — grades your SMAS-layer laxity on the Prime real-time display during a 15-to-20-minute consultation, then writes the shot count into an itemized quote before any payment. The sealed Merz cartridge is shown with its serial before opening, the delivered count is recorded on your chart, and the same KRW price applies whether you are a Seoul resident or flew in that morning. Korea pricing for the identical Ultherapy Prime platform runs 50 to 70 percent less than typical United States clinic pricing, which is why the shot count cost breakdown — not a bundled package label — is the honest way to compare quotes across countries and across per-shot pricing pages.