Skin Boosters for Deep Hydration & Barrier Support

Injectable skin hydration — subtle, science-backed, and barrier-safe.

Skin boosters are injectable treatments using high concentrations of hyaluronic acid, peptides, and antioxidants to deeply hydrate, plump, and revitalise the skin. Ideal for clients seeking hydration without volume, these treatments enhance glow, improve elasticity, and restore the skin’s natural protective barrier — particularly in areas prone to dehydration and fine lines.

Skin Boosters

Hydrate and strengthen from within.

Skin boosters are injectable hydrators designed to improve skin quality, texture, and radiance by working beneath the surface. Unlike dermal fillers, they don’t add volume — instead, they stimulate collagen, elastin, and deep hydration to visibly plump, smooth, and rejuvenate tired or ageing skin over time.

Every 4 weeks (for initial course)

Mild swelling or bruising possible for 1–3 days

  • This advanced injectable treatment uses stabilised hyaluronic acid-based formulas — such as Profhilo and LumePro — to restore hydration and improve skin density. Ideal for crepey, thinning, or dry skin, these formulations gradually strengthen the dermal matrix, soften fine lines, and support your skin’s long-term resilience with minimal downtime.

  • Skin boosters are suitable for:

    • Dehydrated or crepey skin

    • Fine lines, laxity or dullness

    • Uneven tone or poor texture

    • Clients not ready for filler but seeking visible improvement

    • Face, neck, décolleté — and even hands

    • All skin types and tones

    This is the go-to for those seeking natural, gradual skin refinement from the inside out.

    • Deep dermal hydration

    • Improves firmness and elasticity over time

    • Enhances tone, texture, and luminosity

    • Softens fine lines without adding volume

    • Supports collagen and elastin production

    • Subtle, progressive results with minimal disruption

  • Each session includes:

    • Pre-treatment consultation: To assess skin health and suitability

    • Optional topical numbing: Applied for comfort if preferred

    • Precise micro-injections: Distribute the booster evenly across target zones

    • Post-injection soothing: Light pressure or ice may be applied

    • Aftercare guidance: To support optimal healing and result retention

    Formulations used:

    • Profhilo – high molecular weight HA for hydration and bioremodelling

    • LumePro – hydrating complex ideal for maintenance or younger clients

  • Before your session:

    • Avoid alcohol and anti-inflammatories (e.g. aspirin, ibuprofen) 24 hours prior

    • Discontinue retinoids or exfoliating acids for 3–5 days

    • Inform us of recent treatments or skin changes

    • Skin must be intact (no infections, wounds or cold sores)

    Not suitable if you:

    • Are pregnant or breastfeeding

    • Have a known allergy to hyaluronic acid

    • Are on blood thinners or immunosuppressants

    • Have active infections or open lesions

    • Recently had filler or toxin in the same area (wait 2 weeks)

    Recommended protocol:

    • 2–3 sessions spaced 4 weeks apart

    • Maintenance every 4–6 months

    • A personalised treatment plan will be tailored to your skin

    • Small bumps or swelling at injection sites are normal and settle within 24–48 hours

    • Avoid touching, rubbing, or applying pressure to the treated area

    • No vigorous exercise, alcohol or heat for 24 hours

    • Skip makeup for the rest of the day if possible

    • Use gentle, hydrating skincare and apply SPF daily

  • Add-on therapies to support and enhance your skin’s glow:

    • LED Light Therapy – £20

    • Calecim Exosomes – £25

    • Neck Extension – £30

    • AnteAge Growth Factors – £70

    • DB Peel Add-On – £50

    Your clinician will guide you through optimal pairings based on your skin’s needs.

  • Profhilo - £330
    Face, neck or body

    LumePro - £200
    Face or neck

    Profhilo delivers dual-action hydration and skin remodelling, ideal for mature or depleted skin.

    LumePro offers an accessible, high-performance option for glow-seekers and maintenance routines — especially well-suited to younger clients or those new to injectables.

  • “I had Profhilo and could feel the difference after the first session. My skin was firmer and glowy without any obvious change.”
    — Sarah, 38

    “LumePro was perfect for me — I didn’t want filler, just a natural refresh, and that’s exactly what I got.”
    — Nina, 29

  • Is this the same as filler?
    No. Skin boosters hydrate and improve texture but don’t shape or volumise the face like dermal fillers do.

    How many treatments do I need?
    2–3 treatments spaced 4 weeks apart are ideal. Maintenance every 4–6 months will help preserve results.

    Does it hurt?
    Discomfort is minimal, and numbing cream can be used. Most clients describe only a slight stinging sensation.

    Can I combine this with other treatments?
    Yes. Skin boosters pair beautifully with microneedling, facials, or polynucleotides. Your clinician will help you build a customised plan.

    Is there downtime?
    Mild swelling or bumps are normal and typically resolve within 48 hours. Most clients resume their day immediately.

Mild – small injections with optional numbing

45 minutes

Begin within 7–10 days, build progressively after each session

2–3 sessions, with maintenance every 4–6 months

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“Skin boosters improve hydration, elasticity, and skin quality, especially in photoaged or atrophic skin.” – Dr. Mary Sommerlad, Consultant Dermatologist