Facial Skin Boosters

Medical-grade skin booster injections including Profhilo, Juvederm Volite, and Salmon DNA to deeply hydrate, improve skin quality, and stimulate collagen for a radiant, plumped complexion.

Skin boosters are a category of injectable treatment designed to improve intrinsic skin quality rather than add volume or reshape features. Unlike traditional dermal fillers that target structural contours, skin boosters work by microinjecting small quantities of hydrating agents—most commonly hyaluronic acid in its ultra-pure, low-viscosity form—across the face, neck, décolletage, or hands to intensely hydrate the dermis and stimulate collagen and elastin synthesis. At Mizu Aesthetic Clinic, the skin booster portfolio includes several leading products. Profhilo (bio-remodelling) uses a unique high-concentration HA formulation that biostimulates collagen and elastin production across five anatomical injection points per side, delivering a lifting and firming effect from within. Juvederm Volite and similar HA boosters are injected using multiple fine-point or cannula techniques to create a reservoir of hydration in the mid-dermis. Salmon DNA skin boosters (PDRN therapy) use polynucleotides derived from salmon sperm DNA to activate tissue repair, reduce inflammation, and improve skin radiance—particularly beneficial for dull, fatigued, or post-acne skin. The ECM Skin Booster at Mizu targets extracellular matrix components to support structural skin proteins. Results from a skin booster course typically include visibly smoother texture, reduced fine lines, improved skin tone and luminosity, and enhanced elasticity. A standard protocol involves an initial series of 2–3 sessions spaced 4 weeks apart, followed by maintenance every 6–9 months. The treatment involves minimal downtime with only minor injection marks visible for 24–48 hours.