Injectables · Skin quality
Skin Boosters
Injectable hydration to improve skin quality from within — a fresher look, never a changed one.

Overview
Better skin, not a different face.
Skin boosters are small injections — most based on hyaluronic acid, others on polynucleotides — placed across the face, neck or hands. Unlike dermal fillers, they are not used to add volume or change shape — they spread beneath the skin to hydrate it and support its quality: how it feels, its bounce and its glow.
We offer five: Profhilo, PDRN, polynucleotides (PN), Seventy Hyal 2000 and NCTF 135HA. Each works a little differently, so a clinician assesses your skin and medical history first, recommends the one that suits you, and will tell you honestly if a booster is not the right answer for what bothers you.
- Hydration, not a change of shape
- Face, neck or hands
- Assessed by a clinician first
- A single session or a course of three
- Price agreed in writing
- The same named clinician each visit
The treatment
How a course actually runs.
The same three steps every time, for skin boosters as for everything else we do.
Step 01
Assessed, not sold to
A clinician looks at your skin, takes your medical history in person and tells you honestly what will — and will not — help. If the answer is “nothing yet”, that is what you will hear.
Step 02
Tested, then treated
Where a treatment needs one, a small area is tested first so the settings are chosen for your skin rather than guessed. Your plan, session count and total cost are agreed in writing before anything starts.
Step 03
Aftercare you can call on
You leave with written aftercare and a number to ring. A review is booked to check progress and adjust the plan if it needs it — that is where a course gets better, not on the first day.
Before & after
What a course can change.
These are illustrations, simulated to show the kind of change in skin quality a course aims for — they are not patient photographs. Individual results vary, so what is realistic for your skin is set out honestly at consultation.



Prices
What it costs.
Five boosters, from £99 per ml at our Finchley Road clinic. Each comes as a single session or a course of three, which brings the cost of each session down. Consultations are £50, paid online when you book; treatment sessions are secured with a £20 deposit — full list on the pricing page.
| Product | Single session | Course |
|---|---|---|
| PDRNFull face · or £99 per ml | £180 | 3 sessions£450£150 / sessionSave 17% |
| Polynucleotides (PN)Eye area | £250 | 3 sessions£600£200 / sessionSave 20% |
| Polynucleotides (PN)Face | £300 | 3 sessions£750£250 / sessionSave 17% |
| Profhilo SignatureSkin booster | £299 | 3 sessions£550£183.33 / sessionSave 39% |
| Seventy Hyal 2000Skin booster | £150 | 3 sessions£399£133 / sessionSave 11% |
| NCTF 135HASkin booster | £199 | 3 sessions£549£183 / sessionSave 8% |
Questions
Good to know.
Short answers to what people ask before booking skin boosters.
Speak to the clinic
+44 7487 416555Are skin boosters the same as fillers?
No. Fillers add volume or change shape in a specific area. Skin boosters spread beneath the skin to hydrate it and improve its quality, so the aim is better skin rather than a different look.
How many sessions will I need?
It depends on the booster and your skin. Each is offered as a single session or a course of three, and a realistic plan for you is agreed in writing at consultation.
Is there any downtime?
Small raised bumps at the injection points are common and usually settle within a day or two. Bruising is possible, so it is best not to book right before an important event.
How long does it last?
It varies from person to person, so we will not promise a fixed figure. Your clinician will talk about maintenance at your review.
Who is it not suitable for?
Skin boosters are not given during pregnancy or breastfeeding, or where there is active infection in the area. Your medical history is checked first, every time.
Often paired with
Related treatments.
When you are ready
Find out what’s right for you.
The consultation is £50, paid securely online when you book, and carries no obligation. You meet a clinician, not a salesperson — and if a treatment will not help, you will hear that too.

