What Are Skin Boosters?

Skin boosters are medically supervised treatments that use, a substance naturally found in the body, to support skin hydration and quality. These treatments are delivered beneath the skin surface in a controlled manner under qualified medical supervision.

Unlike other soft tissue treatments that provide structural support, skin boosters are applied more superficially to and focus on skin hydration, texture, and overall skin quality.

Areas That May Be Treated

Skin boosters are commonly assessed in areas that may be affected by dryness, sun exposure, or fine lines, including:

  • Face
  • Neck
  • Décolletage
  • Hands

A consultation with a qualified practitioner will determine which areas are suitable for treatment based on medical assessment and individual needs.

How Treatments Are Performed

  • Administered in a medical setting by trained practitioners.
  • Small amounts of are introduced beneath the skin surface using fine needles or a Vital Injector Device.
  • The exact method, dosage, and areas are tailored to each patient following a medical consultation.
  • PRP or other medical procedures may sometimes be used alongside skin boosters to provide an educational assessment of tissue hydration and skin quality.

What to Expect

  • Most patients return to normal activities immediately after treatment.
  • Temporary effects may include redness, swelling, bruising, bumps or tenderness at treatment sites.
  • A typical course often involves multiple sessions spaced several weeks apart, followed by periodic maintenance, depending on the individual and clinical assessment.
  • Results and skin changes vary between individuals and may assist in the hydration and skin support.

Suitability and Safety

A consultation with an authorised medical practitioner is required before treatment. During the consultation, the practitioner will:

  • Review your medical history
  • Assess your skin type and condition
  • Determine whether a skin booster treatment is appropriate
  • Explain potential risks, side effects, and precautions
  • Discuss alternative approaches or complementary treatments

Skin boosters are not suitable for everyone, including patients who:

  • Are pregnant or breastfeeding
  • Have allergies or sensitivities to treatment components
  • Have active skin infections or certain medical conditions

All treatments are conducted under medical supervision, and practitioners provide guidance on aftercare and monitoring.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do skin boosters work?
Skin boosters deliver product beneath the skin surface to support hydration and provide insight into skin texture and quality.

How many treatments are needed?
An initial course of multiple sessions may be recommended, followed by maintenance depending on individual assessment.

Is there downtime?
Most patients resume normal activities immediately. Temporary redness, swelling, or tenderness may occur.

Who is suitable for skin boosters?
Suitability depends on age, skin condition, and medical history. A consultation is required to determine whether the treatment is appropriate.

Are skin boosters safe?
When administered by trained medical practitioners under supervision, skin boosters are generally safe. Potential side effects and precautions will be discussed during the consultation.