Skin Boosters
Is your skin looking lacklustre no matter how much moisturiser you apply or how much water you drink? Still can’t achieve that dewy fresh smooth look no matter what skincare you use? Skin boosters may be your answer.
It’s in the name help to boost the appearance of your ‘skin’.
Answers to your questions about Skin Boosters
Skin Boosters are ideal for anyone seeking a bright, glowing complexion and to improve the overall quality of the skin’s appearance.
Skin boosters are made from a very thin hyaluronic acid. Hyaluronic acid is a substance that is found naturally in our skin, and it binds water to it, in fact it can hold 1000x its own weight in water. Due to aging and sun damage the amount of hyaluronic acid we have in our skin decreases this means we hold less moisture in the skin, so it does not matter how much moisturizer you apply or water you drink if there is depleted hyaluronic acid in your skin it will not hold on to it. Our bodies are continually breaking down and making you hyaluronic acid in the skin as we age this process slows down, the suns rays destroy what we do have. A lack of hyaluronic acid in the skin can make the skin look dry and appear rough
We now have a product that we can inject under the skin that will replace this lost hyaluronic acid – skin boosters. Skin boosters are made up of a fine Hyaluronic acid that we inject very superficially under the skin to replace what we have lost. A bonus of this procedure is that it also stimulates the skin to produce more collagen and elastin giving you a firmer more youthful skin. It a quick 30-minute procedure and last from 3 to 12 months depending on the product used.
The best part is we can use it on any part of the body, including hands, decolletage and even necks This added hyaluronic acid will then hold moisture in the skin and make it look luminous and smooth. It is almost like putting moisturizer under the skin and the best thing is you don’t have to apply it every day. Learn more about Hyaluronic acid
Alternative and complementary U Skin Clinic treatments
Other Popular Skin and Body Treatments
Our nurse-led team at U Skin have been providing specialised cosmetic medical services to men and women for over 20 years.
Laser treatments
Improve the appearance of wrinkles, scarring, and stretch marks.
Anti-aging
Dermal fillers, collagen stimulators and dermal therapies.
Micro-dermabrasion
Gentle exfoliation of the skin to reduce congestion.
Injectables
To relax pesky, wrinkle-causing muscles.
Filler dissolving
For when you don’t quite get the look that you were after.
Cellulite treatment
Skin tightening and ultrasound fat reduction.
Acne treatment
Controlling active acne and preventing future breakouts.
Lymphatic drainage
Help to move all that extracellular fluid through the lymphatic system.
To make an appointment
You can call us, book an online appointment or email us!
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Saturday | 10 am – 4.00 pm
Tel: 03 9370 1997
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