Skin boosters in Shoreham

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Highly purified hyaluronic acid that spreads under the skin's surface like honey, hydrating it from within. Your skin becomes plumper, smoother and more supple, without any change to the shape of your face.

Improves skin quality, not shape
For the face and the neck
£600 for two treatments, four weeks apart
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Hydration and bio-remodelling

What skin boosters are

Skin boosters are made from highly concentrated, highly purified hyaluronic acid. They're far runnier than dermal filler, so they spread under the skin's surface and hydrate deep within it.

They also act as a bio-remodeller. The product breaks down after around 28 days, but before it does, it stimulates significant collagen and elastin production. That's what makes skin plumper, tighter and smoother.

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Skin that has lost its bounce

Who they suit

The typical patient is somewhere in perimenopause or past it, with a face that still has good structure but skin that has lost its bounce and its glow.

They also work well on the neck, which often shows age before the face does.

What skin boosters help with

Dehydrated, dull skin

Skin that drinks moisturiser and still looks flat by lunchtime. Hydration from within behaves differently.

Loss of glow

The glow that quietly fades through the forties. Usually the first thing people notice coming back.

Fine crinkling

Fine lines where the skin has thinned, such as under the eyes and on the neck.

Laxity

Plumper, tighter, more supple skin as your own collagen and elastin respond.

The neck

A course for the neck is £600, the same as for the face.

Perimenopausal skin change

The drop in collagen and hydration that comes with hormonal change, when most patients first notice their skin behaving differently.

Skin booster questions

Filler is placed in a specific spot to restore support, and it holds its shape. A skin booster spreads through the skin and hydrates it. Filler changes shape; boosters change quality.

Two treatments four weeks apart to start, then maintenance treatments. The initial course is £600 for the face or the neck, and maintenance is £250.

Small raised bumps at the injection points are normal and usually settle within 24 hours. Bruising is possible. Most people carry on as normal the same day.

Hydration shows within a week or two. Firmness and quality build over the month after your second treatment, as your own collagen responds.

Yes, they complement each other: one hydrates and the other rebuilds structure in the skin. I'll usually stage them and tell you which to do first.

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Book a consultation

Come and find out whether your skin needs hydration, collagen or support. They are three different problems.