What skin boosters do
Fillers change shape. Skin boosters change the skin. They support its own repair processes to improve texture, hydration and elasticity, so the result is fresher, healthier-looking skin rather than added volume.
Our skin boosters
- Polynucleotides (£125): help the skin repair and renew itself. Popular for crepey skin and fine lines.
- Under-eye booster (£95): for dark circles, puffiness and thin skin under the eyes.
- Exosomes (£125): a regenerative treatment to improve texture and support healing.
- Exo-Tox (£125): exosomes combined with toxin for a smooth, glass-skin finish.
- NAD+ therapy (£125): boosts cellular energy to support general skin health.
- Lip booster with pink blush (£125): hydration and a soft tint for the lips.
How many sessions?
Skin boosters work gradually. Most people see the best results from a course of treatments spaced a few weeks apart, followed by occasional top-ups. You'll get a plan that suits your skin and budget.
Aftercare
Small bumps, redness or tiny bruises at the injection points are normal and usually fade within a day or two. Avoid make-up for 12 hours, and exercise, alcohol and heat for 24 hours. Wear SPF every day.