10 Best Ulthera Prime Clinics in Bangkok, Ranked for 2026

Ulthera Prime is the newest generation of Ultherapy: the same focused-ultrasound lifting treatment on a redesigned machine that scans a wider area and works faster. Around a dozen Bangkok clinics have it. This guide ranks ten of them for English-speaking patients, with the prices each clinic actually publishes, the branches you can walk into, and where each one falls short.

Updated 11 August 2026. Prices are the figures clinics publish themselves; confirm before you book.

A quick look at the 10 clinics

What is the Ulthera Prime device? What to know before choosing a clinic

Ulthera Prime is Merz Aesthetics' fourth-generation Ultherapy system. The energy is the same micro-focused ultrasound that Ultherapy has always used, delivered at three fixed depths (1.5mm, 3.0mm and 4.5mm), with the deepest passing through the skin to heat the SMAS, the fibrous layer a surgeon tightens in a facelift. Heating it triggers new collagen over the following months. Nothing is cut and nothing is injected.

What changed with Prime is the hardware, not the biology. Merz lists four upgrades:

• A smaller, lighter handpiece and body, which makes it easier for a doctor to hold a steady angle on curved areas like the jawline.
• A 35% larger scanning screen, so more tissue is visible in one view before energy is fired.
• Around 20% faster treatment, which is the difference between a 90-minute session and a 70-minute one on a full face and neck.
• More even energy delivery and better treatment planning, from the See-Plan-Treat imaging that shows the doctor the actual layers under the probe in real time.

That imaging is the part worth caring about. It is what separates Ultherapy from generic HIFU devices, which fire blind. It only helps if the person holding the probe reads it and adjusts, which is why the clinic matters more than the machine.

What can Ulthera Prime help with?

• Lifting and firming lax skin on the lower face, jawline and neck, the sagging that starts to show in your late thirties and forties.
• Softening fine wrinkles and crepey texture, particularly on the neck and décolletage.
• Sharpening facial contours, a more defined jawline and less heaviness under the chin.
• Stimulating collagen for gradual firming that keeps developing for two to three months after the session.

It is a lifting treatment, not a volume treatment. If the problem is hollowness in the cheeks or temples, filler or a biostimulator like Sculptra answers that better, and a good clinic will say so.

Which areas can Ulthera Prime treat?

Ultherapy's clearances cover the brow, the submental area and neck, and lines on the décolletage. Some Bangkok clinics advertise it for arms, abdomen and thighs; that is off-label use of a device designed for the face and neck, and it is not what the evidence base covers.

How to choose the best Ulthera Prime clinic in Bangkok

Six things separate a good Ulthera Prime clinic from a cheap one:

The 10 best Ulthera Prime clinics in Bangkok

Ranked for the patient this site is written for: English-speaking, comparing clinics online, spending their own money. The ranking method is set out in full after the list.

1. Ulthera Prime at The Cosmo Clinic, best for English-speaking patients

The Cosmo Clinic publishes the clearest English-language account of Ulthera Prime of any clinic in this list, and that is not a small thing when you are choosing a medical treatment in a second language. Its Ultherapy PRIME page names the manufacturer (Merz Aesthetics), states the FDA clearance, explains the SMAS target and the real-time imaging, and gives you the numbers that matter before you walk in: 200–500 shots for a full face and neck, and 40–90 minutes in the chair depending on the areas treated. Three mall branches (CentralPlaza Pinklao, The Mall Thapra and CentralPlaza Rama 3) average 4.8 across 591 Google reviews, and each is a short walk from parking or the MRT rather than a taxi ride into a side soi.

It ranks first because for an expat or a medical tourist, the whole decision hinges on being understood: what will be treated, how many lines, what happens afterwards. Cosmo answers that in English before you book. The trade-off is real, though: it does not publish package pricing, so you have to ask for a quote at consultation. If you want a number before you commit, start with Aura below.

Why choose it:

• The clearest English explanation of the device, depths and treatment areas
• Named manufacturer and FDA clearance stated, not implied
• Session length and shot counts published up front
• Three mall locations across Pinklao, Thapra and Rama 3
• 4.8 average across 591 reviews

2. Ulthera Prime at Aura Bangkok Clinic, best for published pricing

Aura Bangkok Clinic is the largest chain here: nine Bangkok branches and a 5.0 average across more than 19,000 Google reviews. It is also the only one that publishes an entry price you can plan around: from ฿13,000 per 100 lines, on genuine Merz equipment, with a free consultation and face assessment first. If your instinct is to compare numbers before you compare clinics, this is where the numbers are.

The catch is language. The great majority of Aura's detail (the pricing breakdowns, the device comparisons, the before-and-afters) is published in Thai, with a thinner English layer on top. If you read Thai, or you will bring someone who does, Aura is arguably the strongest all-round choice in Bangkok and it is only at number two here on that one count.

Why choose it:

• Published entry price of ฿13,000 per 100 lines
• Nine Bangkok branches, more than 19,000 reviews at 5.0
• Genuine Merz Ulthera Prime, free assessment before booking
• Deepest published detail on line counts and areas of any clinic here

3. Ulthera Prime at KKC Clinic, best for jawline and under-chin

KKC Clinic has built its reputation on lifting specifically, and its Ulthera Prime pricing is the most transparent of anyone's: ฿39,000 for 300 lines, stated as a package rather than a "from" price. Three hundred lines is roughly a full-face treatment, so you can compare that against any other quote in this list directly. Its English service pages are written for foreign patients and its four branches sit inside Siam Paragon, Emporium, Central Ladprao and Central Pinklao.

Choose KKC if the thing bothering you is a soft jawline or fullness under the chin. That is the territory its lifting work is built around, and it will discuss combining ultrasound with filler or fat reduction where the contour needs both rather than pushing lines alone.

Why choose it:

• A real package price of ฿39,000 for 300 lines, not a "starting from"
• Focused on jawline and submental lifting
• English service pages written for international patients
• Four central branches, 4.9 across 1,889 reviews

4. Ulthera Prime at V Square Clinic, best for branch coverage

V Square Clinic runs more than thirty branches nationally, three of them prime Bangkok locations (Siam Square One, Gateway Ekamai and EmQuartier), and holds a 5.0 average across 3,198 reviews at those three alone. It carries both Ulthera Prime and the older Ulthera SPT, and will tell you which one your face needs rather than defaulting to the newer machine, which is more useful than it sounds: SPT does the same job at a lower price on a straightforward lower face.

It publishes the market standard rate of about ฿13,000 per 100 lines rather than its own package prices, so you will need to ask. Its detailed comparison content is Thai-language.

Why choose it:

• Both Ulthera Prime and Ulthera SPT, chosen by assessment
• Three well-placed Bangkok branches, 5.0 across 3,198 reviews
• Easy rebooking across a large branch network
• Consultation determines line count rather than a fixed package

5. Ulthera Prime at Apex Medical Center, best if you may want surgery instead

Apex is the one option here that can take you all the way. It runs five aesthetic branches across EmQuartier, Silom Complex, One Bangkok, Siam Paragon and The Mercury Ville, plus a licensed surgical hospital at Ploenchit. That matters for a specific patient: if your skin laxity is past what ultrasound can lift, Apex can tell you so and show you the surgical alternative in the same organisation, instead of selling you 400 lines that will disappoint you.

Its doctors were trained on Prime around the device's Thai launch. As a group it is a high-volume aesthetics business rather than a lifting specialist, so be clear at consultation that you want an honest read on whether ultrasound is the right tool for your face.

Why choose it:

• Non-surgical and surgical lifting assessed under one roof
• Five aesthetic branches plus a surgical hospital at Ploenchit
• Doctors trained on Prime at the device's Thai launch
• 4.9 average across 3,072 reviews at its branch clinics

6. Ulthera Prime at The Metro Clinic, best for comparing devices honestly

The Metro Clinic (Metro Beauty Centers) publishes the most genuinely useful thing any of these clinics has written: a side-by-side comparison of Ulthera Prime against Thermage FLX and generic HIFU, explaining what each one does to which layer, in English. It is the closest thing to being told the truth before a sales conversation. Its material correctly frames Prime as the only ultrasound lift with both US FDA and EU CE clearance for face and neck, and it sets realistic expectations, visible change at two to three months, not next week.

It is a single Pathum Wan location with 278 reviews at 5.0, so it is a smaller operation than the chains above. For a patient who wants to understand the choice rather than be handed a package, that is a feature.

Why choose it:

• Published English comparison of Prime vs Thermage FLX vs HIFU
• Realistic timelines stated up front, 2–3 months to visible change
• Central Pathum Wan location, long-established with expat patients
• 5.0 average across 278 reviews

7. Ulthera Prime at Privato Clinic, best low entry price

Privato Clinic publishes Ulthera Prime from ฿18,000 in English, which makes it the cheapest published entry point here after Aura, and it runs two small branches, Watthana and Silom, rather than mall counters. If you want a quiet room and a specific number before you commit to a first treatment on a single area, this is a sensible place to start.

Understand what a low entry price buys, though. ฿18,000 is a small-area treatment, not a full face; a full face at market rates lands closer to ฿39,000. Ask exactly how many lines ฿18,000 covers before you read it as good value.

Why choose it:

• Published English entry price from ฿18,000
• Two small private branches, Watthana and Silom
• Sensible starting point for a single-area first treatment
• 5.0 and 4.9 averages across its two locations

8. Ulthera Prime at The Zenith Clinic, best for small-area top-ups

The Zenith Clinic in Phaya Thai sells Ulthera Prime in 100-line blocks, including through third-party booking platforms, which makes it one of the easier places to buy a small, defined treatment without a package negotiation. That suits two people: someone testing whether they respond to ultrasound before committing to a full face, and someone maintaining a result from a previous full treatment.

Its 4.9 average across 444 reviews is solid for a single-site clinic. It is not the place for a complex assessment across multiple devices; go to Metro or Apex for that.

Why choose it:

• Sold in defined 100-line blocks, easy to buy without negotiating
• Good fit for a first trial or an annual top-up
• Single Phaya Thai location, walkable from BTS
• 4.9 average across 444 reviews

9. Ulthera Prime at AES Class Clinic, best away from the malls

AES Class Clinic at Esplanade Ratchada is the quiet option: a small clinic with a 5.0 average, well outside the Siam and Sukhumvit cluster, which in practice means shorter waits and longer consultations. Its material leans on the two Prime upgrades that genuinely affect a session (the larger scanning screen and the roughly 20% faster treatment time), and it offers Ulthera paired with Botox where the lift needs softening at the same time.

The honest caveat is scale: 88 reviews is a thin evidence base compared with the thousands behind Aura or V Square. Judge it on your consultation rather than on its rating.

Why choose it:

• Small clinic, unhurried consultations, Ratchada rather than Siam
• Ulthera and Botox combined where both are indicated
• 5.0 average, though across only 88 reviews
• Easy access from MRT Thailand Cultural Centre

10. Ulthera Prime at Vejthani Hospital, best if you want it done in a hospital

Vejthani is a JCI-accredited private hospital, and it is on this list because it publishes the most complete Ulthera Prime price ladder in Bangkok: ฿26,000 for 200 lines up to ฿91,000 for 800 lines, in English, with a Skin and Aesthetic Center behind it. If you have a medical history that makes you want a hospital rather than a clinic, or you simply want the full range of packages written down before you fly in, this is the most straightforward option here.

It ranks tenth for aesthetics rather than for medicine. Hospital pricing carries facility and physician fees that a clinic does not, and a hospital aesthetics department is a generalist unit rather than a lifting specialist. For an uncomplicated face, you will get equivalent treatment for less at the clinics above.

Why choose it:

• The most complete published price ladder: ฿26,000 (200 lines) to ฿91,000 (800 lines)
• JCI-accredited hospital, full English-language international patient service
• The right answer if your medical history warrants a hospital setting
• Everything in writing before you travel

How these clinics were ranked

Every clinic here was verified from its own published material to actually offer Ulthera Prime: the Merz Prime system specifically, not generic HIFU sold under the Ultherapy name. From there they were ranked on how well each serves an English-speaking patient choosing a clinic from the outside: clarity of published information in English, transparency on line counts and price, breadth of assessment, branch access, and the depth of the Google review record. This is ThailandClinics' editorial pick. No clinic paid for a position, and larger review counts did not automatically win: Aura has thirty times Cosmo's reviews and ranks second, because most of its detail is published only in Thai.

What Ulthera Prime costs in Bangkok

Ulthera Prime is priced per line, and the line count depends on the area, not on you choosing a tier. These are the prices Bangkok clinics publish themselves, as of August 2026:

Across those published rates the treatment works out at roughly ฿110–150 per line, which is a useful sanity check on any quote you are given. Ulthera Prime typically runs about 30% above the older Ulthera SPT for the same line count. Most clinics in this list do not publish package pricing at all and will quote after assessing your face. That is normal, but always get the line count in writing alongside the price.

Is Ulthera Prime good no matter where you get it?

No. The device is the same everywhere; the result is not. Ulthera Prime shows the doctor a live ultrasound image of the layers under the probe, and the entire advantage of the system is a clinician who reads that image and adjusts depth and placement as they go. Two doctors with identical machines and identical line counts can produce clearly different results on the same face. You are paying for the reading, not the firing.

Why should a doctor perform Ulthera Prime?

Because the decisions are medical ones. A doctor has to judge how lax your skin actually is: ultrasound lifting works on mild to moderate laxity and disappoints on severe sagging, which needs threads or surgery. They have to map where your facial nerve branches run and avoid firing over them, work around any filler, threads or implants already in your face, and set a line count that matches the anatomy rather than the price list. Get those wrong and the outcomes are not just underwhelming: prolonged nerve pain, temporary weakness on one side of the face, and visible fat loss where energy went too deep are all documented. Ask who is holding the probe, and ask before you pay.

Other skin lifting devices besides Ulthera Prime

Ulthera Prime is not automatically the right device for your face. The main alternatives in Bangkok:

The short version: deep laxity in the lower face and neck is Ultherapy's territory; surface texture and crepiness belong to radiofrequency; severe sagging belongs to threads or a surgeon.

Matching your concern to the right option

Precautions when choosing an Ulthera Prime clinic in Bangkok

Conclusion: how to choose an Ulthera Prime clinic in Bangkok

Ulthera Prime is a genuine improvement on the machine, not on the biology: a larger scanning view, more even energy delivery, and roughly 20% less time in the chair for the same treatment. That makes a session easier. It does not make a clinic better.

So choose on the things that actually vary. If you want the treatment explained properly in English before you commit, start with The Cosmo Clinic. If you want a published price you can plan around, Aura and KKC both give you real numbers. If you suspect your skin may be too lax for ultrasound at all, book with Apex, which can tell you and show you the alternative. Then ask three questions at consultation: how many lines, at which depths, and who is holding the probe. A clinic that answers all three plainly is the one to book.

Browse every verified option on our cosmetic clinics in Bangkok listing, or read our guide to cosmetic treatments in Bangkok for how Ultherapy fits alongside filler, Botox and thread lifts. If the problem is movement lines rather than sagging, start with our ranked Botox clinics in Bangkok; if it is lost volume, see the best dermal filler clinics in Bangkok.

FAQ

How much does Ulthera Prime cost in Bangkok?

Bangkok clinics publish Ulthera Prime from about ฿13,000 for 100 lines, ฿26,000 for 200 lines and ฿39,000 for 300 lines (roughly a full face), and up to ฿91,000 for 800 lines covering face, neck and décolletage. That works out at about ฿110–150 per line. Anything far below that is likely generic HIFU rather than the Merz device.

Is Ulthera Prime better than regular Ultherapy?

The treatment is the same. Prime is the newer machine: a bigger scanning screen, a lighter handpiece, more even energy delivery and around 20% faster sessions. The ultrasound energy, the three treatment depths and the SMAS target are identical to Ulthera SPT. SPT costs roughly 30% less and remains a reasonable choice, particularly on a straightforward lower face.

How long do Ulthera Prime results last?

Most people see visible firming two to three months after the session as new collagen forms, with results generally holding for around a year. Because it works by stimulating your own collagen, longevity depends on your age and skin condition. Many patients repeat it annually, or top up a single area more often.

Does Ulthera Prime hurt?

You will feel heat and brief deep prickling, strongest along the jawline and over bone. Clinics apply numbing cream beforehand and use cooling gel during the session. Prime's faster delivery shortens the uncomfortable part rather than removing it. Most people describe it as tolerable and return for repeat treatments.

Can I get Ulthera Prime if I already have filler or threads?

Usually yes, but tell the clinic exactly what you have had and when. Focused ultrasound heats the tissue where filler and threads sit, so the doctor needs to plan around them. This is one of the clearest reasons to have a doctor rather than a technician perform the treatment.

Which Bangkok clinic is best for Ulthera Prime if I don't speak Thai?

The Cosmo Clinic publishes the fullest English-language information on the treatment, device, depths, areas, session length and shot counts, on its Ultherapy PRIME in Bangkok page, across branches at CentralPlaza Pinklao, The Mall Thapra and CentralPlaza Rama 3. KKC Clinic and Vejthani Hospital are the strongest English-language options if you want a published price in writing before you book.

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