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N.core 3D Lifting Device in Jamsil, Seoul
The short answer
N.core 3D is a lifting device made by Iruda in Korea that uses three wavelengths and up to 200 pulses per second to target the retaining ligaments, and Shinebom Clinic in Jamsil, Seoul offers it in Intensive and Dynamic modes. The clinic positions it for people preparing for an event. A course of three or more sessions is typical.
Key facts
- Maker: Iruda, Korea
- Wavelengths: three
- Speed: up to 200 pulses per second
- Target: retaining ligaments
- Modes: Intensive and Dynamic
- Course: 3 or more sessions, 2 to 4 weeks apart
What is N.core 3D?
N.core 3D is a lifting device by Iruda, a Korean company that also makes Secret RF. It is built around high-speed, multi-wavelength pulses and is one of the clinic's 17 devices. Its focus is the structure that holds the face in place, rather than a single zone.
What are retaining ligaments?
Retaining ligaments are fibrous bands that anchor the skin to deeper structures in the face. Generally, as these bands loosen with age, soft tissue can drift downward and folds can deepen. N.core 3D is designed to target these ligaments, which is a different strategy from tightening the skin surface or filling hollow areas.
What do three wavelengths and 200 pulses a second mean?
Using three wavelengths allows energy to be delivered at different depths in a single pass. Up to 200 pulses per second means the energy arrives in a rapid series of small pulses rather than one large one. Generally, this approach spreads the heat out, which can make treatment more tolerable. The doctor adjusts the settings for each area.
How do Intensive and Dynamic modes differ?
The clinic offers two modes, Intensive and Dynamic. Ask the doctor which mode fits your plan, because the choice depends on your skin, your tolerance and the timing of your event. The clinic describes N.core 3D as a good match for people with a date in mind, with 3 or more sessions at 2 to 4 week intervals.
How does it compare, and what should you check?
For a comparison with ultrasound lifting, see N.core 3D vs Ulthera, and for the treatment itself see the N.core 3D treatment page. Tell the doctor about pregnancy, implants, active skin conditions and recent procedures. Recovery follows the lifting device aftercare guidance. Prices are quoted after consultation.
Frequently asked questions
Who makes N.core 3D?
It is made by Iruda in Korea.
What does it target?
It targets the retaining ligaments of the face, the fibrous bands that anchor the skin.
How many sessions are usual?
The clinic describes 3 or more sessions at intervals of 2 to 4 weeks. The doctor sets the exact plan.
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General information from Shinebom Clinic, not personal medical advice. Results and recovery vary between individuals, and all procedures carry possible risks and side effects. A doctor will confirm what suits you at consultation.
Bloom yourself, in your own way
Tell us your skin concerns and dates in English. Shinebom Clinic is a 3-minute walk from Jamsil Station, exits 8 and 9.