Skin boosters aren't fillers. Instead of adding volume or changing shape, they deliver hyaluronic acid, amino acids or polynucleotides into the skin itself to improve hydration, elasticity and glow from within.
Skin boosters aren't fillers. Instead of adding volume or changing shape, they deliver hyaluronic acid, amino acids or polynucleotides into the skin itself to improve hydration, elasticity and glow from within.
1Choosing the right booster
Jalupro combines hyaluronic acid with amino acids and suits tired, crepey skin. NCTF is a mesotherapy booster packed with vitamins and antioxidants for radiance. Plinest polynucleotides are regenerative and particularly good for thin or delicate under-eye skin.
At consultation we assess your skin and pick the product — or combination — that matches your concern rather than selling a single house treatment.
2What a course looks like
Most boosters are given as a course of two to four sessions, two to four weeks apart, followed by maintenance every four to six months.
Tiny injections are placed across the treatment area. Small bumps settle within hours to a day, and there's no meaningful downtime.
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