AESTHETIC & REGENERATIVE MEDICINE
Skinboosters
Improve skin hydration, radiance, and elasticity using injectable hyaluronic acid delivered beneath the skin's surface.
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Skinboosters, such as Sunekos and SKINVIVE™, improve skin hydration, radiance, and elasticity using injectable hyaluronic acid delivered just beneath the skin's surface.
Unlike traditional fillers, they do not add volume, instead, they enhance skin quality from within. These treatments smooth fine lines, increase glow, and revitalise crepey or dull skin across the face, neck, and hands.
BENEFITS
What Skinboosters Achieve
Skinboosters work differently from traditional fillers. Rather than adding volume, they enhance skin quality from within by delivering hyaluronic acid throughout the treatment area.
The result is hydrated, luminous skin with improved texture and elasticity.
- Deep hydration from within
- Improved skin elasticity and firmness
- Enhanced radiance and glow
- Smoother, more refined texture
IDEAL FOR
Who Should Consider Skinboosters?
Skinboosters are ideal for anyone wanting to improve overall skin quality without adding volume. They work well for the face, neck, hands, and décolletage.
- Dehydrated, dull skin
- Fine lines and crepey texture
- Loss of skin elasticity
- Ageing hands, neck, and décolletage
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about skinbooster treatments.
While fillers add volume to specific areas, skinboosters spread evenly beneath the skin to improve overall skin quality, hydration, and radiance without volumising.
A course of 2-3 treatments spaced 2-4 weeks apart is typically recommended for optimal results.
Results develop gradually over 4-6 weeks as hydration improves and collagen production increases.
Minimal downtime of 0-48 hours. Some small bumps or redness may occur but typically resolves quickly.
Dr Nabil Jetha, MBBS, BSc (Hons), PGDip (Aesthetics), GMC 7751313, practises aesthetic and skin medicine at 120 Pall Mall, St James’s, central London.
His background is in medicine first and aesthetics second, and his practice is built around assessment rather than treatment menus: working out what is actually driving a concern before deciding whether anything needs doing about it.
Every article on this site is written and medically reviewed by Dr Nabil. Consultations are prescriber-led, which means the doctor assessing you is the same person responsible for anything prescribed, rather than a prescriber signing remotely for someone else.
His registration can be checked by anyone on the GMC medical register using reference number 7751313.