Fine micro-injections of hydrating hyaluronic acid, spread evenly rather than placed for contour, to restore elasticity and a natural glow.
Unlike filler, skinboosters are not placed to add volume or shape. They are distributed as many small injections across the treatment area, hydrating the skin from within.
The result is a subtle, cumulative improvement in texture and elasticity rather than a visible change in contour.
Sessions run around thirty minutes. Mild redness or small bumps at injection sites settle within a day or two.
A starting course of two to three sessions, four weeks apart, is typical, with maintenance roughly every six to twelve months.
Skinboosters build gradually across a short course. Here is what each stage looks like.
Avoid blood-thinning medication and alcohol for a couple of days beforehand to limit bruising. Arrive with a clean face where possible. Let us know about any active skin infection in the area to be treated.
We discuss what "hydration and glow" actually means for your skin specifically, whether face, neck, décolletage or hands are the priority, and how a starting course of sessions fits your timeline before an event or simply for ongoing skin health.
Many small injections are distributed evenly across the treatment area, roughly thirty minutes depending on how much area is covered. Numbing cream is available if you would like it, though most clients find it unnecessary.
Small bumps at injection points typically settle within a day or two. Avoid strenuous exercise, sauna and alcohol for 24 hours. We schedule the next session in the course four weeks out.
We publish real client results only with explicit consent, matched lighting and angle, never retouched. This gallery is being built as consenting clients complete their course.
Skinboosters are spread as many fine micro-injections across an area to improve hydration and skin quality, rather than placed to add volume or contour like filler.
Commonly reported improvements include better hydration, smoother texture and a subtle increase in skin elasticity over the course of treatment.
A starting course of two to three sessions, four weeks apart, is typical, followed by maintenance every six to twelve months.
Face, neck, décolletage and hands are the most commonly treated areas.
Yes, they are often paired with medical facials or Profhilo as part of a broader skin-quality plan, which we would sequence appropriately in consultation.