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Dear Clinic publishes two Thermage FLX lines, and both are tips for the face and the eye area. There is no body tip on the list, so there is no body Thermage rate to quote, and this page says that before it says anything else.
Thermage FLX is monopolar radiofrequency from Solta Medical. It heats the deep dermis to tighten skin and refine surface texture, and it is a different job from lifting a deeper layer. That description holds wherever the tip is applied; what decides the scope of this page is which tips Dear Clinic actually stocks.
Searches for body Thermage in Gangnam land here often enough that a straight answer is more useful than a page built around a treatment the price list does not contain. The treatment that is on the list is documented on the Thermage FLX page, and the platforms are sorted by depth on the lifting and tightening hub.
Two consumables, two shot counts, two protocols. The list holds no third line.
| Line | What the tip is for | Rate |
|---|---|---|
| Thermage FLX · 600 shots | Facial protocol — cheeks, jaw edge and the neck line, planned zone by zone | ₩1,900,000 (≈ $1,355) |
| Eye Thermage · 450 shots | Periorbital protocol on its own dedicated tip, for thin upper-lid and under-eye skin | ₩2,200,000 (≈ $1,570) |
| Body tip | Not stocked and not quoted at Dear Clinic | — |
Rates as published in September 2026. The two tips carry the same figure by intention, because each is a single sealed consumable with its own protocol and its own chair time. Everything the clinic publishes sits on the full price list.
A Thermage price is attached to a physical object. The tip arrives sealed from its factory with a fixed number of shots inside it, it cannot be half-used, and it cannot be refilled. That is why the face line and the eye line are two separate figures instead of one treatment billed by the hour.
It is also why a body figure cannot simply be estimated. A rate for a consumable that is not in the cabinet would be a number invented for a web page, and it would collapse the moment you asked for it at the desk. The clinic quotes what it stocks.
There is a second reason, and it is about matching the platform to the problem. Monopolar radiofrequency of this kind is aimed at dermal tightening and surface texture. Where a body zone is asking about soft fullness underneath as much as about the skin over it, a device built for subcutaneous work answers more of the question. Sending that case to a facial tip because the brand name is familiar would be a poor trade.
The body platform on this list is Onda body contouring. It runs on Coolwaves microwaves at 2.45 GHz through a dedicated body handpiece and is sold in kilojoule units, which is a different mechanism and a different layer from a dermal radiofrequency tip. If you arrived searching for body Thermage, that page is almost certainly the one you wanted.
The wider body menu, including injectable options and the programmes built around them, is set out on the body and wellness page. Which of those a zone is quoted for follows the reading of the zone, and no platform here has to be sold to keep a room occupied.
If the reading points back at the face after all, there are two radiofrequency lines to choose between. Thermage FLX works from a sealed tip counted in 600 shots, and Density is the other monopolar radiofrequency line on the list, quoted in 300-shot tiers. Both are facial work, and the choice between them comes out of the diagnosis and not out of the brand you had heard of first.
EVE Muse 3D capture with five-light-source AI analysis, together with a hands-on examination, separates slackness in the skin from fullness underneath it. Naming a device before that reading is guessing with an expensive consumable.
The building holds focused ultrasound, two monopolar radiofrequency lines, microwave body contouring and injectable options. Because all of them are in the room, the answer to a body request can be the platform that suits the zone, and the reason for the swap is explained rather than glossed over.
Grid marking and every placement are done by the director who read your scan. Dear Clinic’s Thermage certification has been renewed in 2024, 2025 and 2026 through Solta Medical Korea.


What the figure buys is one sealed consumable and the protocol that goes with it. A quote written before the session names the tip, the shot count and the rate, and that sheet is what you settle against. Settlement is in Korean won; any dollar figure shown beside a rate is a reading conversion and an approximation.
People sometimes ask why 600 facial shots and 450 eye shots carry the same figure. The answer is that a tip is not priced by the shot: each is a separate sealed consumable with its own protocol, and the periorbital tip is the more delicate of the two to run. Consultation and aftercare arrangements are itemised for you at the desk.
Where the request is for an abdomen, an arm or a thigh, we do not recommend Thermage here, because the tip for it is not on the list and pretending otherwise would waste your visit. Where a facial reading finds a deep vector of descent instead of a loose envelope, a focused-ultrasound plan is quoted instead of a tip. Risks are named before a tip is unsealed: redness and warmth on the day, swelling or tenderness for a few days, and, less commonly, a blister or a small burn, a bruised patch, or a temporary numb area where the dermis was heated hardest.
Outcomes vary by individual and are assessed at your diagnosis.
Five questions worth asking at any desk, including this one.
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If it is a body zone, expect a different device and a clear reason why. Answered in English as soon as possible.
The papers below concern radiofrequency for skin laxity, including a comparison against focused ultrasound and a periorbital tightening study. They are listed because they describe the layer and the question this platform is aimed at.
Each entry resolves to a DOI. None of them is reproduced here as an outcome figure, and none of them studies a body Thermage protocol at this clinic, which does not exist.
References are provided for information — outcomes vary by individual and are assessed at your diagnosis.