Skinbooster Mesotherapy (1ml)

Skinbooster mesotherapy injecting 1ml of stabilised hyaluronic acid micro-droplets into the superficial dermis to improve skin hydration, elasticity, and radiance from within.

Skinbooster treatment at Projekt Skora involves micro-injections of stabilised hyaluronic acid into the superficial dermis of the face. Unlike volumising fillers that are placed deep to restore facial structure, skinboosters use a lower-concentration, more fluid formulation of cross-linked hyaluronic acid designed to spread evenly through the skin's upper layers. Each micro-droplet creates a hydration reservoir that attracts and binds water molecules, improving skin quality from within over the following weeks. The treatment is administered using a series of small injections spaced approximately 1cm apart across the treatment area — typically the cheeks, perioral region, and forehead. A fine 30 or 32-gauge needle or mesotherapy gun delivers 0.02-0.05ml boluses at each point. The 1ml syringe covers one full facial zone. Some practitioners use a cannula technique to reduce the number of puncture points and minimise bruising. Clinical studies on skinbooster treatments demonstrate measurable improvements in skin hydration (up to 20% increase at 4 weeks), elasticity (up to 21% improvement), roughness reduction, and overall luminosity. The hyaluronic acid also stimulates fibroblast activity, promoting natural collagen and elastin production beyond the direct hydrating effect. Patients typically notice an immediate subtle glow after the first session, with progressive improvement in skin quality through the treatment course. An initial course of 3 sessions spaced 2-4 weeks apart establishes a hydration foundation. Maintenance treatments every 4-6 months sustain the results. Skinboosters are suitable for all skin types and ages, and are particularly popular among patients in their 30s-40s seeking to maintain skin quality proactively rather than correct established signs of ageing. The treatment pairs well with Botox or laser procedures as part of a comprehensive skin health protocol.