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Skin boosters explained: what they do (and what they don't)

Better skin, not a different face. A plain-English guide to hydration-focused skin boosters.

Skin boosters are often confused with fillers, but they do a different job. Fillers add volume and change shape. Skin boosters work on the quality of the skin itself: hydration, bounce, texture and glow.

What they're good for

  • Dehydrated, dull or tired-looking skin
  • Fine lines and crepey texture
  • The delicate under-eye area
  • A gradual, natural-looking glow

What they won't do

Skin boosters won't lift, contour or change your features. If that's what you're hoping for, we'll talk honestly about what is and isn't realistic at your consultation.

How many sessions?

Results build gradually. Many clients choose a course of two or three sessions for the best result, and your practitioner will recommend the plan and spacing that suit your skin.

Prices

One treatment is £150, a course of two is £250 and a course of three is £350. Your treatment plan is selected following a free consultation.

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