Here is a number many med spas make you call to get: at nūri aesthetics in Santa Ana, current Ultherapy Prime packages range from $899 to $1,599, depending on how much coverage your face and neck need and what the treatment is paired with. That range is worth understanding before you compare quotes anywhere else.
This guide walks through the current package pricing, what Ultherapy "shots" actually mean, what shapes your final quote, a budget-friendlier alternative, and how to decide whether Ultherapy is worth the cost for you.
Key Takeaways
- Current Ultherapy Prime packages at nūri aesthetics run $899 to $1,599 — published on our promotions page, with your exact plan priced at a free consultation.
- Shot counts are coverage: 300 targets a smaller area like the brows or neck, 600 covers the full face or face and neck, and 900 is maximum coverage including under the chin.
- Oligio RF — currently $799 for a 600-shot session — is the budget-friendlier tightening option, and it pairs well with Ultherapy rather than competing with it.
- One session with results that commonly last a year or more changes the math versus treatments refreshed every few months.
- Cherry payment plans can split the cost, and the 30-minute new patient consultation is free.
Ultherapy Prices at nūri aesthetics (2026)
We publish our current Ultherapy pricing because we think you should be able to budget for a treatment before you walk in the door — that kind of transparency is not something you'll find everywhere. As of 2026, Ultherapy Prime at our studio is offered through the packages on our promotions page:
- Ultherapy 300 + Jawline Skintox — $899
- Ultherapy 300 + Rejuran Healer 2cc — $999 — pairs the lift with the Rejuran skin booster
- Ultherapy 300 + Oligio 300 — $1,099
- Ultherapy 300 + Oligio 600 — $1,299
- Ultherapy 600 + Oligio 300 + Jawline Skintox — $1,599 — the most comprehensive current package
The number after each treatment is its shot count — a measure of how much coverage the session includes, which the next section explains.
Two honest notes on those numbers. These are promotional packages, so they change over time — treat the promotions page as the source of truth for what is current. And anything you do not see listed there, including a standalone Ultherapy plan sized to your face, is priced at your complimentary consultation.
What Do "Shots" Actually Mean?
Ultherapy is delivered in shots — sometimes called lines — each one a pass of micro-focused ultrasound energy along the treatment area. The shot count is essentially a measure of coverage: how much territory a single session addresses.
- 300 shots concentrates on a smaller treatment area — the brows, lower face, or neck.
- 600 shots is a more comprehensive treatment, covering the full face, or the face and neck.
- 900 shots is maximum coverage — the face, neck, and under the chin.
What sets Ultherapy Prime apart is real-time imaging: your provider sees the exact tissue layer being treated as the energy is delivered, so every shot is placed deliberately rather than blind. One session is all that is planned. From there, your skin does the work — collagen rebuilds gradually over the following two to three months, so the lift develops in the mirror rather than appearing the same day.
What Shapes Your Personal Quote
Because the packages are built around coverage, your quote mostly comes down to which coverage level fits your goals. A few things determine that:
- Where the laxity is. A softening brow or early looseness along the jawline is a smaller-area concern; visible laxity across the cheeks, neck, and under the chin usually calls for broader coverage.
- How comprehensive you want the result. Some patients want one stubborn spot addressed; others want the fullest single-session lift available.
- Whether Ultherapy is the right tool at all. Sometimes a different treatment — or a combination — serves your goals better, and honest advice can change the number entirely.
This is exactly what the free 30-minute new patient consultation is for. One of our nurses examines your skin, listens to what is bothering you, and tells you which option — if any — makes sense. You can book the consultation online; there is no charge and no obligation.
Ultherapy vs Oligio: The Budget-Friendlier Path
If the Ultherapy numbers stretch your budget, there is a legitimate alternative on our lifting and tightening menu: Oligio RF, a Korean monopolar radiofrequency treatment — currently $799 for a 600-shot session, or $849 with Jawline Skintox added.
The two technologies work at different depths. Oligio heats the dermis — the skin's collagen-rich middle layer — triggering immediate collagen contraction plus longer-term regeneration, with a comfort level many clients find surprising. Ultherapy's micro-focused ultrasound reaches deeper structural tissue to create lift. Comparing Ultherapy vs Oligio on cost alone misses that distinction, so here is the honest side-by-side:
| At a glance | Ultherapy Prime | Oligio RF |
|---|---|---|
| Technology | Micro-focused ultrasound with real-time imaging | Korean monopolar radiofrequency (the "Korean Thermage") |
| Primary effect | Lifts deeper structure — brow, jawline, neck | Tightens and firms the skin's dermal layer |
| Pricing at nūri aesthetics | Packages from $899 to $1,599 | $799 (600 shots) · $849 (600 shots + Jawline Skintox) |
| Best suited for | The deepest nonsurgical lift in a single session | Budget-friendlier tightening, or a complement to Ultherapy |
They are less rivals than partners: radiofrequency tightens the dermal layer while ultrasound lifts the deeper structure, which is why several of our current Ultherapy packages pair the two. Others start with Oligio, see how their skin responds, and consider Ultherapy later.
Is Ultherapy Worth the Cost? Run the Single-Session Math
Sticker shock is understandable — $1,599 is real money. But the structure of the treatment changes the math. Ultherapy is a single session, and results commonly last a year or more as the collagen your skin rebuilds continues to support it.
Compare that with treatments that run on a maintenance cycle. Neurotoxin, for example, is typically refreshed every three to four months. Neither approach is better in the abstract — they do different jobs — but when you evaluate Ultherapy's price, it is fair to weigh it as a once-a-year-or-less expense rather than a recurring line item.
The honest caveat: results vary from person to person. Skin quality, age, and degree of laxity all influence how much lift you see and how long it holds. Ultherapy is also not a facelift and will not replicate surgical results — it is a nonsurgical option for people who want meaningful improvement without an operation. We would rather tell you that plainly than oversell it.
If a single payment does not fit your budget, we offer payment plans through Cherry, which split the cost of treatment into smaller installments. Details are on our financing page, and our front desk can walk you through the application when you book.
Honest Expectations — and How to Get Your Exact Number
Two things to know before you book. First, Ultherapy rewards patience: as covered above, the lift develops gradually as new collagen forms rather than appearing the same day you leave the studio.
Second, the published packages are the honest starting point, but the right coverage for your face is a clinical decision. That is why the consultation comes first, and why ours is free rather than a sales pitch you pay for.
nūri aesthetics (formerly Jeune Aesthetics OC — same team, same studio) is a boutique med spa at 1524 Brookhollow Dr, Ste 204 in Santa Ana, open Monday through Saturday from 11am to 7pm, and patients visit us from across central Orange County — Irvine, Tustin, Orange, and Costa Mesa. Browse our before-and-after gallery to see our work, then book your free 30-minute consultation or call (949) 204-0501. You will leave with a real number for your face — not a range, and not a runaround.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does Ultherapy cost in 2026?
At nūri aesthetics, current Ultherapy Prime packages range from $899 (Ultherapy 300 + Jawline Skintox) to $1,599 (Ultherapy 600 + Oligio 300 + Jawline Skintox), with several options in between. The current lineup is always listed on our promotions page, and a plan sized to your face is priced at your complimentary consultation.
Is Ultherapy worth it?
For the right candidate, the value case is strong: it is a single nonsurgical session, and results commonly last a year or more — so the cost works out differently than treatments that need refreshing every few months. It is not a facelift, though, and it is not right for everyone, which is why we start with a free consultation and honest advice about whether it fits your goals.
How long does Ultherapy last?
Collagen builds gradually for two to three months after your session, and results commonly last a year or more. Longevity differs from person to person depending on skin quality, age, and degree of laxity, so your provider will give you a realistic picture at your consultation.
Does Ultherapy hurt, and is there downtime?
You will feel brief pulses of heat under the skin as the energy is delivered — most clients tolerate it well, and we offer comfort options and pace the treatment to you. There is no downtime: you can return to normal activities immediately, though mild tenderness, tingling, or swelling for a few days afterward is normal.
Does insurance cover Ultherapy?
No. Ultherapy is a cosmetic treatment, so health insurance does not cover it. If you would rather not pay in one lump sum, we offer Cherry payment plans that split the cost into installments — details are on our financing page.
Is Ultherapy better than radiofrequency treatments like Oligio?
Neither is better — they work at different depths. Oligio's radiofrequency heats and tightens the dermis, while Ultherapy's focused ultrasound reaches deeper structural tissue to lift, which is why the two pair well rather than compete. Some patients start with Oligio — currently $799 for a 600-shot session — as a budget-friendlier first step. Your consultation is the place to map out which approach, or combination, fits your skin and your budget.
This article is for general education and is not medical advice. Individual results vary. A complimentary consultation with our RN injectors is the best way to find out whether a treatment is right for you.