What We Treat

Skinboosters

Skinboosters are a category of injectables placed in a fine grid across an area to improve skin quality from within. Rather than contouring, they target the texture, hydration and surface quality of the skin itself.

Hydration in the dermis, not on top of it.

What it is

Skinboosters are usually a hyaluronic acid formulation, less dense than a contouring filler, placed in many small deposits across an area such as the face, neck, hands or chest. The hyaluronic acid then attracts and holds water in the dermis, supporting skin function over the months that follow.

What it does well

Skin that looks tired, dehydrated, or has lost the glow that hydration gives. Crepey skin on areas like the neck and around the eyes. Skin quality complaints in patients who have already addressed structure or pigment and want the next layer of improvement.

What it does not do

Skinboosters are not contouring. They will not lift or fill volume. They are also not a one-session intervention; the work is cumulative and benefits from a planned course.

Our view

Skin quality is often the layer patients have most under-addressed. They have invested in volume or expression lines, but the surface itself has been neglected. Skinboosters are a useful answer when the diagnosis points there, recommended on the merits of the skin in the chair rather than as a default.

Practical notes

A session takes about thirty minutes, and a course is typically two to three sessions spaced a month apart. There can be small visible papules at the injection sites for a day or so, which then settle.

Common questions

What are skinboosters for?

Skin quality rather than shape: skin that looks tired, dehydrated or has lost its glow, and crepey areas on the neck or around the eyes. They are placed in many small deposits to hold water in the skin.

Are skinboosters the same as filler?

No. Filler contours and adds volume. Skinboosters are less dense and improve the quality of the skin itself. They will not lift or fill.

How many sessions will I need?

The work is cumulative, so a planned course of two to three sessions about a month apart is typical. There can be small visible bumps at the injection sites for a day or so, which then settle.

To know if Skinboosters suits you, see Dr Ong.

In person, with Dr Ong. Skin and concerns are assessed. The right course is recommended, which may or may not include Skinboosters.