Skin boosters are injectable treatments for skin hydration and rejuvenation, primarily based on cross-linked or non-cross-linked hyaluronic acid, sometimes enriched with amino acids, vitamins, antioxidants, or peptides. Their purpose is to enhance the skin’s glow, firmness, and hydration from within.
The injection of the skin booster is done either with small injections (using a needle or microcannula) into the dermis or with special techniques (e.g., mesotherapy). Hyaluronic acid draws water and attracts nutrients while simultaneously stimulating collagen and elastin production.
They are not fillers
Skin booster treatments contain hyaluronic acid but do not add volume like fillers.
Their goal is skin hydration and quality, without altering facial features.
The result is natural and gradual.
The difference is more noticeable after the second session and peaks within the first month.
The skin looks brighter, “fuller,” and refreshed, without altering facial expressions.
Benefits:
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Deep hydration and improved elasticity
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Reduction of fine lines and dull skin
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Smoothing of skin texture
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Enhanced brightness and evenness
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Prevention of aging (even from a younger age)
Application Areas:
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Face
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Eyes (especially for dark circles)
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Neck
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Décolletage
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Hands
Recommended:
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No exercise, sauna, or alcohol for 24 hours
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No sunbathing/solarium for 3-5 days
Who it is for:
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Individuals aged 25 and above
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Those with dry, dull, tired skin
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With fine lines or loss of firmness
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Also for smokers or those with heavy sun exposure
How many sessions are needed:
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Usually 2-3 sessions with a 3-4 week interval.
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Maintenance: 1 session every 4-6 months.
Combination Treatments:
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Botox/Dysport (for dynamic wrinkles)
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Fractional laser or microneedling (for scars or pores)
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Peels or facials
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PRP (platelets) for extra regeneration
Side Effects & Contraindications:
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Mild swelling and a few small “pimples” at the injection points, which subside in 24-72 hours.
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Redness
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Bruising for 1-3 days (rare)
Contraindications:
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Pregnancy & breastfeeding
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Active skin infections
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Autoimmune diseases (depending on the case)
