How are skin boosters done at Skin Origins?
- Skin assessment: Dr. Suvidha Reddy checks your skin hydration, texture and elasticity and chooses the right booster.
- Cleansing and numbing: The skin is cleansed and a numbing cream is applied.
- Disinfection: The area is cleaned with an antiseptic before injections.
- Micro-injections: Tiny amounts of booster are placed across the face, neck or hands in a grid pattern, either by hand or with a device.
- Gentle massage: The area is gently smoothed to spread the product evenly.
- Aftercare: You'll be advised to avoid makeup, saunas and intense exercise for a short while.
How should you prepare for skin boosters?
Avoid alcohol, aspirin and fish oil supplements for a few days before, if your doctor agrees, to reduce bruising. Don't schedule the treatment just before a big event; leave at least a week so any small bumps settle. Arrive without makeup, and drink plenty of water in the days before and after, as well-hydrated skin responds better.
What results can you expect from skin boosters?
In the first few days, small bumps settle and the skin starts to look more hydrated. Over the next weeks, the full effect shows: skin looks plumper, smoother and more radiant, with fine lines less visible. Many people say their skin "glows" in natural light and that makeup sits better.
Because skin boosters work with your skin's own collagen, results build and look natural. Friends are more likely to say you look well-rested than to guess you've had a treatment, and the neck and hands, which often age faster than the face, can look smoother and more even too.
Photos are taken in consistent lighting at the start and at reviews, so you can see changes in texture and radiance.
