During the consultation, your practitioner assesses your skin type, concerns, and goals. They may examine hydration levels, fine lines, texture, and elasticity. You will also discuss your medical history, allergies, and any previous cosmetic procedures to ensure the treatment is safe and suitable. The practitioner explains how skin boosters work and what results to expect.

Before the procedure, the treatment area is cleaned thoroughly to remove makeup, oils, and impurities. A topical numbing cream is usually applied to minimize discomfort during injections. Your practitioner may guide you on pre-treatment steps such as avoiding alcohol, blood-thinning medications, or intense sun exposure for 24–48 hours.

Skin booster injections are administered using very fine needles or a mesotherapy technique. Small amounts of hyaluronic acid (or other booster ingredients) are injected evenly across the face or targeted areas. The process typically takes 20–30 minutes. You may feel slight pressure or minor pinching sensations.

After the injections, the practitioner checks for even distribution and ensures there are no immediate adverse reactions. Minor adjustments may be made if needed. Slight redness, swelling, or tiny bumps are normal and typically subside within a few hours.

Post-treatment instructions often include avoiding makeup for a few hours, skipping strenuous exercise for 24 hours, and staying away from saunas or heat exposure. You may be advised to keep the skin clean and avoid touching the treated area unnecessarily. Hydrating serums and gentle skincare are encouraged.

A follow-up appointment is usually scheduled within 2–4 weeks. This helps assess results and determine if additional sessions are needed. Skin booster treatments typically work best in a series of 2–3 sessions, with maintenance every 6–12 months for lasting hydration and glow.