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Merz Aesthetics · USA / Saksamaa · Devices

Fokusseeritud ultraheli (HIFU) näopingulduseks, mis ulatub SMAS-kihini — sama sügavuseni, mida kirurg puudutab facelift'i ajal.

Typical price in Estonia: 650–950 € / täisnägu + kael

Available at these Estonian clinics

This list is an editorial selection. Always confirm with the clinic before booking that Ultherapy is currently available.

Ultherapy is a HIFU-based (high-intensity focused ultrasound) device made by Merz Aesthetics (Germany), FDA-approved for surgery-free facial contour tightening. In Estonia, Ultherapy in Estonia treatments are offered by beauty clinics licensed by Terviseamet, mainly in Tallinn. Ultherapy's distinguishing feature is its ability to heat the SMAS layer (the muscle layer restored by facial surgeons) without lasers, injections or surgery. The ultrasound is delivered to depths of 1.5, 3 and 4.5 mm, stimulating collagen production and skin tightening over 3–6 months.

What is Ultherapy and how does it work?

Ultherapy uses micro-focused ultrasound, which concentrates energy at a specific depth — 1.5 mm (the epidermis surface layer), 3 mm (the mid-dermis layer) and 4.5 mm (SMAS — the superficial musculoaponeurotic system). The SMAS is the muscle layer that facial surgeons tighten during a face-lift operation. Ultherapy allows this layer to be treated thermally without surgical intervention. Each ultrasound point creates a heating of around 65 °C, causing controlled collagen damage followed by a repair process.

Ultherapy does not affect the skin's surface — patients can return to everyday life immediately after the procedure. The standard protocol is 1 session, with results developing over 3–6 months and lasting 1–2 years. Some patients want a repeat session after 12–18 months for maintenance. The procedure takes 60–90 minutes (full face + neck); paracetamol or a mild anesthetic is used for pain tolerance.

Ultherapy in Estonia — prices and providers

The price of Ultherapy in Estonia usually starts at 1200 € for a partial-face session. A full face costs 1500–2200 €, full face + neck 2000–2800 €, décolletage 800–1200 €. The price depends on the number of ultrasound pulses used (transducer count), which in turn depends on the area treated and the intensity needed.

Ultherapy is available in Estonia at only a few aesthetic medicine clinics, mainly in Tallinn. Treatments are performed by doctors — mainly aesthetic medicine specialists or dermatologists who have completed certified Merz Aesthetics training. See similar tightening devices at /brandid/thermage and /brandid/morpheus8, and all clinics at /kliinikud.

Ultherapy vs. alternatives

Ultherapy's closest alternatives are Thermage (RF — radiofrequency for skin tightening), Morpheus8 (RF microneedling) and other HIFU devices such as Sofwave and Ultraformer. Ultherapy's distinguishing feature is its FDA approval specifically for SMAS-layer tightening, which other HIFU devices may not directly support with the same certification. Thermage treats a layer closer to the surface with RF energy, while Ultherapy reaches deeper.

Surgical alternatives (face-lift) give a longer-lasting and more dramatic result, but require surgery, downtime and considerably higher cost. Ultherapy suits patients who do not want surgery and whose skin laxity is mild to moderate. Consult an experienced doctor who can assess your aging pattern and expectations. See the comparison at /brandid/thermage.

Frequently asked questions

How much does Ultherapy cost in Estonia?

The price of Ultherapy in Estonia starts at around 1200 € for a partial-face session. A full face costs 1500–2200 €, full face + neck 2000–2800 €, décolletage 800–1200 €. The price depends on the number of transducer pulses used and the area treated.

Where can you get Ultherapy in Estonia?

Ultherapy is available in Estonia at only a few aesthetic medicine clinics, mainly in Tallinn. Treatments are performed by doctors — aesthetic medicine specialists or dermatologists who have completed certified Merz Aesthetics training. Find providers at /kliinikud.

How long do Ultherapy results last?

Ultherapy results develop over 3–6 months, as new collagen growth completes. The final effect typically lasts 12–24 months, depending on the rate of skin aging. A maintenance session is recommended after 12–18 months to extend the result.

Is Ultherapy safe?

Ultherapy is an FDA- and CE-marked approved medical device whose safety has been studied for over 15 years. It is FDA-approved for surgery-free lifting of the SMAS layer. Typical side effects are mild swelling, tenderness and redness, which resolve within a few days. Serious side effects are rare.

Who is allowed to use Ultherapy in Estonia?

In Estonia, Ultherapy may be used by doctors — mainly aesthetic medicine specialists, dermatologists or plastic surgeons who have completed certified Merz Aesthetics training. Beauty therapists and cosmetologists are not allowed to use this device. The procedure must take place at a clinic licensed by Terviseamet.

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