Skinboosters: injectable hydration and skin glow

How it works

Moisturizing creams act mainly on the surface of the skin. Skinboosters deliver hyaluronic acid directly to the dermis, where it attracts and retains water, like a reservoir. Because it is a low-density gel applied as microdroplets, the product integrates into the skin without creating volume.

In addition to hydration, the presence of hyaluronic acid in the dermis mildly stimulates fibroblasts, which contributes to skin elasticity and texture over time.

Indications

• Dull skin, texture and poresDehydrated, dull skin with uneven texture.
• Wrinkles and expression linesFine lines, such as those of the lower eyelids.
• Neck and décolletageHorizontal neck lines and thin skin of the décolletage.
• Acne scarsSmall, shallow depressed scars.

Treated areas

What a session is like

After cleaning and applying a numbing cream, the doctor applies the product with a fine needle or cannula, as microdroplets spread across the whole treated area.

Recovery

Right after the session, small bumps appear at the injection points and disappear within one to two days. Redness and small bruises may occur. You can return to your activities on the same day.

Sessions and results

The skin becomes more hydrated and radiant in the weeks following the application. The number of sessions and the interval between them depend on the dermatologist's individual evaluation and on each patient's clinical concern. The response varies from person to person.

Contraindications

Skinboosters are not recommended during pregnancy and breastfeeding, over infections, herpes or active inflammation in the area, or for people allergic to hyaluronic acid. Active autoimmune diseases require evaluation.

At the evaluation, the dermatologist reviews your health history, current medications and previous procedures to confirm the indication.