Korea Lifting Device Facts

Models, applicators and source documents · Research snapshot

Korea lifting device records

Find a lifting device by its exact model, energy and applicator, then read the source within its country and revision.

Oligio generations, surface RF, ultrasound and RF needle applicators retain separate records. Korean permit numbers come from MFDS item records; unmatched ones stay visibly unverified.

Lifting-device concept image with round and rectangular contact heads and teal wave lines

How do consoles and tips differ?

A platform may support both penetrating and surface-contact tips. Keep the model, applicator and source together.

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What is the document’s scope?

Distinguish US records, Korean MFDS permits and specified-tip recalls. The tool does not choose a treatment.

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How are lifting devices grouped by energy and delivery?

Energy family and applicator delivery distinguish surface RF, RF needles, ultrasound and documented combinations.

A shared lifting label does not identify one mechanism. Surface contact and skin penetration are separate fields, and a platform can support both kinds of accessory. The source for each model shows which configuration was actually described.

Energy and applicator families
FamilyDocumented exampleDistinction
Surface RFOligio X / Thermage FLXModel-specific indications
RF accessoriesPOTENZA / Morpheus8Needle or surface tip
UltrasoundUlthera / ULTRAFORMER / SofwaveFocused, imaging and parallel architecture

Why do lifting device names need a generation?

A shared brand can cover different models, while several names can also appear in one document.

Oligio, X and XM remain separate records. DENSITY, DENZA and DENSITY Noir are read as names listed in one selected US document. Manufacturer naming statements support Shurink relationships without proving every local configuration identical.

What do lifting device source documents establish?

A source can establish identity, technical description or a selected regulatory event within its own scope.

The FDA indications enclosure belongs to the named device and jurisdiction. A manufacturer page has a different role from an independent clinical study. Reading those roles separately prevents a technical specification from becoming a promise of personal benefit.

Three source roles
SourceRead forDo not substitute
Regulator recordModel, country and stated indicationCurrent Korean permit from US evidence
Manufacturer documentProduct name and technical claimIndependent clinical comparison
Original studyStudied model, endpoint and populationEvery model with the same energy

What is the scope of the lifting device collection?

The 2026-10-24 collection contains 17 model or family records and 18 unique selected US 510(k) documents.

These are collection counts rather than all authorized or installed devices. Current Korean product permits and local labels have not been matched. The missing fields are preserved rather than filled from an overseas identifier.

What else do people ask about Korea lifting device records?

Where should I start with a name on a quote?

Use the model finder, then match the actual handpiece or tip and the source document.

Can I compare RF and ultrasound as one ranking?

Their architectures, indications and studied endpoints need separate evidence.

Why is Korean permit status unverified?

This research has not matched current domestic permit text and exact local labels.

Does the record list recommend a clinic or device?

It supports source identification without booking, referral or personal treatment selection.

Can I read the same content in Korean?

Each static English route has a Korean counterpart under /ko. Server blog posts remain Korean.

Where do these numbers come from?

  1. K243929 : Oligio X · US FDA 510(k) clearance (United States) · U.S. Food and Drug Administration · Primary source Research access: 2026-10-24. Decision letter identity/date; indications-for-use enclosure and/or summary; device-description/technology sections. Selected sections only, not a full IFU or full dossier.
  2. K231287 : POTENZA · US FDA 510(k) clearance (United States) · U.S. Food and Drug Administration · Primary source Research access: 2026-10-24. Decision letter identity/date; indications-for-use enclosure and/or summary; device-description/technology sections. Selected sections only, not a full IFU or full dossier.
  3. Ulthera System Instructions for Use : 1015107IFU Rev 05 · Manufacturer material (not a permit) · Ulthera : US instructions for use · Primary source Manufacturer first-party identity/technical source, not independent clinical evidence. Research access: 2026-10-24. Sections 2.1 indications and DeepSEE imaging, system identity. Only these selected sections; not the entire 72-page manual.
  4. 의료기기안심책방 · Korea MFDS portal entry page · Ministry of Food and Drug Safety · Primary source Research access: 2026-10-24. Landing-page text only. Product-level search/permit attachments were not retrieved. No permit number or current Korea indication inferred.
  5. Medical device item search (의료기기안심책방): lifting device permits · Korea MFDS product permit records (Korean authorization) · Ministry of Food and Drug Safety · Primary source Checked 2026-10-25 by product or model name. Permit number, holder, item, product and model name, permit date, validity and export-only flag were read from the item records. Attached technical documents were not read; model lists shown as 'and N more' were not expanded.