Aesthetics
Skin boosters
Injectable hydration that improves texture, elasticity and glow from within, without changing the shape of your face.
At a glance
Treatment time
30 to 45 minutes
Sensation
Mild, small pinpricks
Downtime
Minimal, small bumps settle in 24 to 48 hours
Results
Build gradually
Areas
Face, neck, décolletage and hands
Products
Profhilo®, Redensity 1, Sunekos, HydroMax, Jalupro®
Skin quality, not volume
Skin boosters are injectables, many based on hyaluronic acid, that target hydration, texture and elasticity. Unlike filler they don’t sculpt or add noticeable volume.
There is no single best booster. We choose the product by your skin, the area and your goals, and most people benefit from a short course followed by maintenance.
Treatment options
Choosing the right skin booster
There is no single best skin booster. We assess your hydration, texture, elasticity and skin thickness, then choose the product that fits.
Profhilo®
Hyaluronic acid treatment for hydration, skin quality and early laxity on the face and neck, without adding volume.
Redensity 1
Hyaluronic acid with amino acids, for dullness, dehydration and fine lines on the face, neck and décolletage.
Sunekos
Hyaluronic acid and amino acids for thin, crepey skin, and especially useful for under-eye concerns.
HydroMax
Chosen when hydration and luminosity are the priority, softening fine lines in a natural way.
Jalupro®
Hyaluronic acid and amino acids to support skin quality and elasticity, with formulations for different concerns.
In depth
Everything you need to know
What are skin boosters?
Skin boosters are injectable treatments that improve the quality of the skin itself. Many are based on hyaluronic acid, which plays a key role in keeping skin hydrated, and some add amino acids or other ingredients.
Unlike fillers, they are not used to sculpt the face or add noticeable volume. They target dehydration, fine lines, loss of elasticity, dullness and uneven texture, which makes them ideal if your skin looks tired but you do not want to change your features.
Skin boosters vs fillers
Both may contain hyaluronic acid, but the goals differ. Fillers restore volume, support structure and refine contours. Skin boosters focus on hydration, texture, elasticity and fine lines.
You can have excellent facial structure and still benefit from better skin quality, while significant volume loss may need something other than a skin booster. That is why we treat skin quality and facial structure as related but separate parts of ageing.
A combined approach to skin health
Sometimes a skin booster is exactly what your skin needs, and sometimes it is not. Depending on your concerns, your plan may also include microneedling, PRP, exosomes, polynucleotides, chemical peels, HydraFacial or dermal fillers.
Combining treatments does not mean having everything at once. It means the right treatment, for the right concern, at the right time, alongside good skincare and daily sun protection.
Who it suits
- Dehydrated or dull, tired-looking skin
- Fine lines and crepey texture
- Loss of elasticity
- Neck and décolletage
- Under-eye skin (Sunekos)
- Preventative skin health
Aftercare
- Avoid touching or rubbing the treated areas
- No strenuous exercise, sauna or steam for 24 to 48 hours
- Skip make-up until the injection points settle
- No other facial treatments straight after unless advised
Questions we're often asked
How are boosters different from fillers?
Fillers add volume and structure. Boosters improve hydration and skin quality.
Will I look puffy?
No. Small bumps can appear at first and settle within 24 to 48 hours.
Are they good for the neck?
Yes, depending on the product and your skin.
How many sessions will I need?
It depends on the product. Most people have a course, then maintenance.
Start with a consultation
Every treatment begins with a face-to-face assessment, so your plan is built around your skin, your health and your goals.