Skin boosters are chosen when the priority is improving skin quality — hydration, texture, radiance and fine lines — rather than adding volume or reshaping. They involve micro-injections of very fine hyaluronic acid that spreads beneath the skin surface to attract and retain moisture at a deeper level than topical products can reach.
Unlike dermal fillers, skin boosters don't add structure or contour. They work by improving the skin's hydration, smoothness and overall health from within. They're popular for the face, neck, décolletage and hands — areas where skin quality often deteriorates with age or sun exposure.
Skin boosters are delivered as a series of micro-injections across the treatment area using a fine needle or injection device. The hyaluronic acid is deposited just beneath the skin surface in a grid-like pattern to ensure even distribution. Your clinician selects the product and technique based on your skin condition and the area being treated. A course of 2–3 sessions is typically recommended, spaced 2–4 weeks apart.