Aesthetically, skin booster helps to improve dry skin, shallow wrinkles, lack of elasticity, especially effective for young people who want to prevent aging and middle-aged people who need to recover from laser, peel or environmental impact. Clinically, studies show that this therapy helps increase granulation tissue, smooth fine wrinkles, improve microcirculation and support wound healing. However, not everyone is suitable: pregnant women, people with acute skin diseases, blood clotting disorders or allergies to ingredients should avoid.

What is a skin booster?

In recent years, “skin booster” has become a hot keyword in the field of aesthetics and intensive skin care. Many people confuse skin booster with filler or mesotherapy, because they are all injection techniques into the skin. However, in essence, skin booster is a method of injecting biological active ingredients directly into the dermis, with the goal of improving skin quality from the inside, instead of changing facial morphology.

The most common ingredient in skin boosters is hyaluronic acid (HA), a molecule known for its ability to hold up to 1,000 times its weight in water, acting as an endogenous “moisture reservoir.” In addition to HA, modern formulas often include bio-peptides, vitamins, antioxidants, polynucleotides (salmon DNA) or growth factors. This combination creates a multi-dimensional effect: moisturizing, anti-oxidation, tissue regeneration and stimulating collagen production – key factors for healthy, elastic and youthful skin.

The important difference compared to filler is that skin booster does not fill or shape the face, but focuses on regenerating the underlying structure of the skin. If filler is like an additional “brick”, then skin booster acts as a “nutrient” to nourish the foundation, helping the skin structure to be healthier and more sustainable.