Skin Boosters: How They Can Support Your Skin Health
Meet the Skin Boosters: What They Do and How They Support Your Skin Health
Skin boosters have changed how we think about ageing skin. They don’t add volume or alter your features. Instead, they improve the skin itself, so it looks healthier and more rested. However, there are now several types of skin boosters, and each one does a different job. Here, we introduce the ones we use at Dermoperfection and explain how each supports your skin health.
What Is a Skin Booster?
A skin booster is an injectable treatment that improves skin quality. That means hydration, firmness, texture and glow. Some skin boosters hydrate, some feed the skin, and others encourage it to repair itself. Because they work with your skin, results look natural and build over time.
The Types of Skin Boosters We Offer
Celora Vita: the one that feeds
Celora Vita delivers nine amino acids and hyaluronic acid. Your skin uses amino acids to build collagen and elastin, and it has fewer of them with age. So, Celora Vita tops up the supply. It is often chosen for skin that looks dull, dry or tired.
Profhilo: the one that hydrates
Profhilo is made of hyaluronic acid in a very high concentration. It spreads beneath the skin and holds water there. As a result, skin looks plumper and feels firmer. It is often chosen for skin that has started to feel loose or crepey.
Polynucleotides: the one that repairs
Polynucleotides are purified DNA fragments. They support the skin’s natural repair and renewal. For this reason, clinicians often choose them for delicate areas, such as under the eyes, and for skin that looks thin or tired.
Exosomes: the one that signals
Purasomes is an exosome-based treatment. It delivers signaling molecules and growth factors that help skin cells communicate. It is often paired with microneedling to support recovery and brightness.
How the Skin Boosters Compare
| Main job | Often chosen for | |
|---|---|---|
| Celora Vita | Feeds and hydrates | Dull, dehydrated, tired-looking skin |
| Profhilo | Hydrates and firms | Loose or crepey skin |
| Polynucleotides | Supports repair | Under-eyes and thin or delicate skin |
| Exosomes | Supports cell signaling | Recovery, tone and brightness |
Skin Boosters Work Best Together
Healthy skin needs water, building blocks and good repair. No single treatment does all three. Therefore, your clinician may suggest more than one over time. For example, polynucleotides can support repair, while Celora Vita supplies the amino acids that repair depends on. A good plan uses each one where it helps most.
Which Skin Booster Is Right for You?
That depends on your skin, your age and your goals. In addition, what your skin needs can change over the years. A consultation takes the guesswork out. We assess your skin, explain your options and build a plan around you. Book your consultation at our CQC-registered clinic in The Mailbox, Birmingham.