A Four-Part Personalized Plan in Seoul: K_onni's Ultherapy, ONDA, Juvelook and Acne Care, and How I Put It Together

Not every face has a single problem, and K_onni's caption shows what happens when the plan follows the skin instead of a menu. I'm Dr. Hyunji Kim, director of Delphic Clinic by Sinnonhyeon Station in Gangnam; I trained at Korea University Medical Center, and I personally consult and treat our international patients. Visitors often ask me, “Can you fix my breakouts and lift my face in the same trip?” This page walks through how I combine acne care, Ultherapy, ONDA and Juvelook Skin, the order I think about them in, the recovery to plan for, the menu prices, and who should start with far less.

Medically reviewed · Dr. Hyunji Kim · October 8, 2026

When one face has several separate concerns

K_onni came in with active breakouts, a jawline that had softened, and texture that looked uneven. Those are three different problems sitting in three different layers of the skin, and no single device addresses all of them.

That's when a combined plan is justified. It is not when someone simply wants “everything”. I only add a treatment if I can name the specific concern it is there for.

Four parts, four reasons

1. 1

   Acne care — calm the skin first

   Cleansing, extraction with an anti-inflammatory injection where needed, and blue LED. Treating inflammation comes first, because other procedures work better on calmer skin.

2. 2

   Ultherapy — the deepest layer

   Focused ultrasound reaches the SMAS, the layer a surgeon tightens, without damaging the surface. Ultrasound imaging lets me adjust to skin thickness.

3. 3

   ONDA — fullness along the jaw

   Coolwaves™ microwaves heat the fat layer while keeping the skin cool, refining heaviness that blurs the face line.

4. 4

   Juvelook Skin — texture from within

   PDLLA combined with non-crosslinked hyaluronic acid stimulates your own collagen, aimed at texture, pores and fine lines.

For deeper reading, I've written about Ultherapy SMAS lifting for a tighter jawline and what Juvelook does to rebuild skin from within.

“Over the following days” — the right way to judge

I was glad K_onni described the change gradually rather than as an overnight transformation. Collagen-based treatments don't work overnight. Ultherapy builds over 2–3 months, with the clearest change around day 90, and Juvelook also works through gradual collagen renewal.

• First days: Juvelook can leave small bumps, redness or mild swelling that settle within about a week.
• First weeks: breakouts calm and the jaw can begin to look cleaner.
• Two to three months: lifting and texture changes are easiest to judge.
• Ongoing: acne care often needs repeat sessions; lifting is usually repeated every 6–12 months.

What a plan like this costs

The caption doesn't share shot counts or volumes, so I can't give K_onni's exact bill. Below is a menu example of the three lifting and booster components; acne care is ₩65,000 per session on top. Korean and international patients pay the same.

Ultherapy is priced by shots, so a full face at 300 shots costs more than this 100-shot example. My guides to Ultherapy cost in Korea and Juvelook pricing explain what changes a quote.

The interpreter, and booking from abroad

K_onni mentioned our English interpreter, and it matters more than people expect. A plan with four parts only works if you understand every step, the aftercare, and what to do if something feels wrong.

1. 1

   Before you fly

   Message us on WhatsApp with clear photos in daylight and your dates. Juvelook needs a day before makeup, so timing matters.

2. 2

   In clinic

   Free 1:1 consultation with me, English and Chinese interpreters on site, and same-day treatment if we agree.

3. 3

   Location

   2F, Urban Hive, 476 Gangnam-daero, a short walk from Sinnonhyeon Station Exit 3.