For some individuals, an approach that gently addresses widespread loss of elasticity across the entire face, rather than focusing on lifting a single, distinctly sagging area, may be more suitable.
This is often the case when O.N Clinic first considers Alltite Lifting in the examination room.
So today, we will explore from a clinical perspective when Alltite is recommended and by what criteria its combination with Rejuran is determined.
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Alltite delivers heat in a 'plane'
Alltite Lifting is a method that broadly delivers high-frequency energy from the skin surface to the dermal layer to improve elasticity.
While ultrasound methods concentrate energy at a specific depth, Alltite tends to evenly disperse high-frequency heat over a wide area.
Therefore, the focus is on addressing overall facial elasticity rather than targeting a single area.
Lifting procedures are broadly divided into ultrasound-based and high-frequency-based categories, and these two branches differ in the depth reached by the energy and the range over which the stimulation spreads.
| Category | Ultrasound-based | High-frequency-based (Alltite) |
|---|---|---|
| Energy Delivery | Concentrated at a specific depth | Broadly from surface to dermal layer |
| Stimulation Range | Closer to point-based | Dispersed in a plane |
| Perceived Stimulation | Tends to be concentrated at a point | Generally known to be less intense |
However, which method is more suitable depends on the individual's skin condition and concerns.
Alltite is not the best option in all cases, and determining the direction through consultation with medical staff is paramount.
The differences between the two methods are discussed in more detail in a separate article comparing Alltite and Ultherapy.

Why is the pain burden relatively low?
There are two main reasons.
The first is that the perceived stimulation during the procedure is relatively less intense.
Alltite delivers high-frequency heat evenly over a wide area, so the stimulation is dispersed compared to methods where energy is concentrated at a single point.
In the examination room, we often see patients who are considering a Lifting procedure for the first time, or those who have hesitated due to pain sensitivity, undergoing the procedure with relatively less burden.
Of course, pain sensitivity varies from person to person, so the degree of sensation differs individually.
It is also good to know that less stimulation does not necessarily mean numbness.
If you want to manage overall facial elasticity evenly
The second reason is that it can evenly address elasticity over a wide area.
Skin aging often manifests as a general decline in elasticity across the entire face, rather than being confined to a single area.
Alltite delivers heat broadly from the surface to the dermal layer, improving elasticity in a plane. Therefore, it may be suitable for those who want to evenly refine the overall skin texture and elasticity of their face.
Specifically, Alltite is often discussed first for the following concerns:
- When overall facial elasticity loss is felt before distinct sagging.
- When both fine wrinkles and skin tone refinement are desired.
- When Lifting has been postponed due to concerns about pain.
- When you want to manage the overall impression of your face evenly, rather than just one or two areas.
However, this is just one clinical perspective.
Even with the same elasticity concerns, the recommended approach may differ depending on whether sagging or elasticity loss is the primary issue. Therefore, a different procedure might be better depending on an individual's skin condition.
If you are unsure, we recommend assessing your condition first through chat consultation now.


Is Alltite alone sufficient, or should Rejuran be added?
Alltite can help with elasticity management on its own, but depending on the skin condition or type of concern, combining it with other procedures may lead to more satisfactory results.
There is no fixed answer for procedures; finding the combination that best suits your skin is key.
A representative combination is with Rejuran. The two procedures target different points.
| Approach | Alltite | Rejuran |
|---|---|---|
| Main Direction | Elasticity management with high-frequency heat | Reinforcement of skin regeneration environment and moisture base |
| Targeted Concerns | Overall facial elasticity loss | Skin texture and fine wrinkles |
Because their directions are different, when performed together, Alltite can address elasticity, and Rejuran can address skin texture and fine wrinkles, creating a complementary effect.
If you are concerned about both elasticity loss and fine wrinkles, or if you were not fully satisfied with a single procedure, combining them might be worth considering.
If you are curious about Rejuran's own reactions and pain, an article explaining Rejuran's effects and pain from a clinical perspective can be helpful.
However, adding multiple procedures does not necessarily guarantee a greater effect.
Depending on the skin condition, a combination may not be necessary, or the order and interval of procedures may need to be adjusted. Therefore, it is safer to have a consultation first.


Before the procedure, keep this in mind
(※ Effects and reactions may vary depending on individual skin conditions)
Rather than rushing to a decision, we recommend organizing your thoughts in the following order:
- Be aware of temporary heat sensation, swelling, and redness that may appear after the procedure. If Rejuran is combined, temporary swelling or bruising may occur at the injection site.
- Most reactions subside over time, but if symptoms persist, do not make arbitrary judgments and consult with medical staff.
- Instead of deciding based solely on internet information, consult with two or three clinics and choose what is suitable for your skin.
Lifting is a procedure that helps improve elasticity, but the results vary individually, and the effects are not permanent. It is more realistic to view it as part of ongoing management rather than a one-time procedure.
If you are curious about how long the effects last and why they differ from person to person, you may also want to read the reasons for individual differences in Alltite duration.


Frequently Asked Questions
Is Alltite Lifting very painful?
Since it delivers high-frequency heat evenly over a wide area, the perceived stimulation during the procedure is generally known to be relatively less intense compared to methods where energy is concentrated at a single point.
However, the degree of sensation may vary depending on pain sensitivity, and temporary heat sensation or redness may appear after the procedure.
How do Alltite and Ultherapy Lifting differ?
Alltite uses a high-frequency method to evenly deliver heat over a wide area, while Ultherapy uses an ultrasound method to concentrate energy in the deep layers of the skin.
The two methods differ in the depth of energy delivery and the range of stimulation. It is best to decide which is more suitable after consultation, as it may vary depending on individual skin condition and concerns.
What changes if Alltite and Rejuran are received together?
Alltite helps manage elasticity with high-frequency heat, while Rejuran focuses on improving skin texture by enhancing the skin's regenerative environment and moisture base.
Since their approaches are different, combining them can provide a complementary effect, addressing both elasticity and skin texture simultaneously. The decision to combine them should be made after consulting with medical staff based on your skin condition.
How many times do I need to receive Alltite Lifting to see results?
The number of procedures and the effects vary individually; some may be satisfied with one session, while others may require repeated management.
It is advisable to determine the appropriate number of sessions and intervals through consultation.
What skin conditions are well-suited for Alltite Lifting?
It is often suitable for those concerned with overall elasticity loss, fine wrinkles, and skin tone refinement rather than distinct sagging.
It can also be considered for those who want to evenly manage the overall elasticity and texture of their face, or those who are sensitive to pain or new to Lifting. The final suitability is determined through direct examination and consultation.
If you experience overall facial elasticity loss and are also concerned about fine wrinkles, the starting point is to assess your condition to determine whether Alltite alone or a combination with Rejuran is more suitable.
Chat for consultationWhat about recovery and downtime?
After Alltite Lifting, temporary heat sensation, swelling, and redness may appear in the treated area, and these reactions usually subside within a few days.
If Rejuran is combined, temporary swelling or minor bruising may occur at the injection site, which also often fades over time.
(※ However, recovery patterns and duration vary individually, and if symptoms persist longer than expected, we recommend consulting with medical staff rather than making arbitrary judgments.)
How is the cost structured?
It is difficult to state a single fixed cost for the combination of Alltite and Rejuran.
The composition varies depending on the results of the skin condition measurement, the scope and area of the procedure (whether it's the entire face or a part), whether Rejuran is combined, and whether post-care is included.
The information provided here is to help you understand what factors influence the cost, and the exact cost will be provided after confirming your condition through consultation.
Visit and Consultation Information
O.N Clinic is conveniently located near Sinnonhyeon and Gangnam Stations, making it easily accessible by public transportation.
Determining the suitability of the procedure and the direction between Alltite alone or a combination with Rejuran should primarily be decided through direct examination and consultation.
For reservations or any questions, please feel free to inquire via chat consultation now.
Author: Dr. Oh Seung-min (Chief Director of O.N Clinic, graduated from Seoul National University College of Medicine, Academic Committee Chairman of the Korean Laser Dermatology and Hair Society). For detailed credentials, please refer to Medical Staff Introduction. First Published 2026-07-01 / Last Reviewed 2026-08-15
This article is for general informational purposes only, and appropriate treatment and results may vary depending on individual conditions.