Ultherapy Prime FIT
Deep SMAS lift plus a mid-layer fit for a sharper jawline.

Who it's for
- Sagging along the jawline and lower face
- Loss of definition in the cheeks
- Patients who want lifting without surgery or sleep sedation
How it works
Ultherapy Prime pulls from the SMAS layer. A second 'Fitting' laser targets the layer between Ultherapy and Thermage depth, so the surface line is tidied in the same visit.
- 01
Ultherapy Prime — deep layer
Focused ultrasound delivers energy to the SMAS layer, the same layer a surgical facelift tightens, for lifting from depth and improvement of the fat layer.
- 02
Fitting laser — middle layer
A second device targets the layer between Ultherapy and Thermage depth, tightening the surface contour so the jawline reads smoother and sharper.
- 03
Together
Deep tightening plus surface contour in one visit — a step-by-step lift that a single device can't reach.
| Typical | At Wells | |
|---|---|---|
| Award | — | Merz Ultherapy Golden Record Award clinic |
| Tips | — | Genuine tips only; 10× refund guarantee |
| Anesthesia | Sleep sedation | Air NOX non-sedation — you stay awake and can see the tip and shot count |
| Shots | Often 600+ | Most patients get a satisfying result with 300–400 shots; only about 2% of Wells patients need 600 or more |
Planned in 3D
Before treatment your face is analysed with a 3D imaging system and a personal design chart sets the energy and shot distribution for each area. Every session uses the Ultherapy Prime system.
Wells is a Merz Ultherapy Golden Record Award clinic. Every session uses the Ultherapy Prime system with genuine tips.
Questions about this treatment
Why doesn't Wells use sleep sedation for Ultherapy?
Ultherapy's own guidelines don't recommend it. Under sedation you can't give feedback, so energy tends to be pushed higher — raising burn risk — and you can't check the tip or shot count yourself.
What is the difference between FIT 400 and FIT 500?
FIT 400 is 300 Ultherapy shots plus Fitting 100 kJ; FIT 500 is 400 shots plus Fitting 100 kJ. The dermatologist recommends one at consultation.
Individual results vary. Side effects are possible — every treatment starts with a dermatologist consultation.



