Skin Boosters & Biostimulator Treatments
Skin Rejuvenation Treatments Tailored to Your Skin
Skin changes over time. Factors such as age, sun exposure and individual skin characteristics can influence texture, hydration, elasticity and the appearance of fine lines.
Our clinic offers a range of skin rejuvenation procedures, including injectable skin boosters, biostimulators, microneedling and chemical peels.
These treatments use different approaches and may be suitable for different concerns.
Whether you are considering a particular product or simply want to understand your options, a consultation can help you choose an appropriate treatment plan.
Biostimulator Treatments
Prices from £360
Biostimulators are injectable treatments designed to stimulate biological processes within the skin, with some products used to encourage collagen production.
They differ from conventional hyaluronic acid dermal fillers in their composition, mechanism and intended effects.
Results and treatment protocols vary by product. Some biostimulators require multiple treatment sessions, and outcomes are not immediate or guaranteed.
Biostimulator Prices
| Treatment | Price |
| aesPlla | £360 per sitting |
| Sculptra | £460 per sitting |
| Julaine | £780 per sitting |
aesPlla
aesPlla is offered as part of our biostimulator treatment range.
Your practitioner will explain the specific product formulation, intended treatment areas and recommended protocol during your assessment.
Sculptra
Sculptra is a poly-L-lactic acid injectable biostimulator used for selected facial treatment indications.
It works differently from traditional hyaluronic acid fillers. A treatment plan may involve several sessions, with changes developing gradually.
Your practitioner will explain the intended use, suitability, risks and expected course of treatment.
Julaine
Julaine is available within our biostimulator treatment range.
Your practitioner will discuss the formulation being offered, its intended application and the evidence supporting its use before recommending treatment.
Injectable Skin Boosters
Prices from £160
Skin boosters are injectable treatments used for selected skin-quality concerns.
Depending on the specific formulation, they may be considered for concerns relating to skin hydration, appearance or texture.
Different products have different ingredients, intended applications and treatment schedules.
Skin Booster Prices
| Treatment | Price |
| Profhilo | £270 |
| Seventy Hyal | £160 |
| Sunekos | £270 per sitting |
| Babyglow | £300 per sitting |
| Jalupro Classic | £210 per sitting |
Profhilo
Profhilo is a hyaluronic acid-based injectable treatment offered for selected skin-quality concerns.
Your practitioner will explain its intended purpose, treatment areas and recommended number of sessions.
Seventy Hyal
Seventy Hyal is an injectable skin booster formulated with hyaluronic acid.
The treatment may be considered for selected skin-quality objectives following an individual assessment.
Sunekos
Sunekos is an injectable treatment range combining hyaluronic acid and amino acids in certain formulations.
Your practitioner will explain the version used at the clinic, its intended applications and the recommended treatment schedule.
Babyglow
Babyglow is available as part of our skin booster range.
The exact formulation and treatment protocol will be explained during your consultation.
Jalupro Classic
Jalupro Classic is an injectable skin treatment containing amino acids and hyaluronic acid.
Suitability, treatment objectives and session requirements will be discussed during your assessment.
Exosomes and Polynucleotides
Prices from £160
Exosome-based products and polynucleotide treatments are distinct categories of products sometimes discussed in connection with skin-quality treatments.
Their composition, proposed mechanisms, evidence, regulatory status and permitted uses can differ substantially.
We recommend a consultation to establish exactly which product is being offered, its intended application, available evidence and whether it is appropriate for you.
These treatments should not be assumed to be interchangeable.
Microneedling
£160
Microneedling is a cosmetic procedure that uses fine needles to create controlled micro-injuries in the skin.
It may be considered for selected concerns relating to skin texture and the appearance of certain superficial irregularities.
The suitability of the treatment depends on your skin condition, medical history and individual objectives.
What Happens During Microneedling?
Your practitioner will assess your skin, explain the procedure and discuss possible side effects such as temporary redness, sensitivity and irritation.
Treatment depth, the number of sessions and aftercare requirements depend on the procedure and your skin’s needs.
VI Peel
£240
VI Peel is a professional chemical peel treatment used for selected skin concerns.
Chemical peels work by applying a specialised solution to the skin to produce controlled exfoliation.
The suitability of a particular peel depends on its formulation, your skin type and the concern being treated.
What to Expect from a Chemical Peel
Your practitioner will explain the preparation and aftercare requirements, including possible peeling, redness, sensitivity and the importance of sun protection.
Chemical peels can also carry risks such as unwanted pigmentation changes, particularly in susceptible skin types.
Which Skin Rejuvenation Treatment Should I Choose?
The treatments listed on this page serve different purposes.
- Biostimulators: Injectable products with mechanisms that may include stimulating collagen production.
- Skin boosters: Injectable formulations used for selected skin-quality concerns.
- Polynucleotide and exosome-related treatments: Product-dependent options requiring careful review of the formulation, evidence and regulatory status.
- Microneedling: A procedure using controlled needle penetration for selected skin concerns.
- Chemical peels: Treatments using exfoliating solutions to address specific skin-surface concerns.
There is no single treatment that is right for every skin type or concern.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between a skin booster and a biostimulator?
Skin boosters and biostimulators can differ in their formulations, mechanisms and intended treatment goals. Some skin boosters are hyaluronic acid-based, while certain biostimulators are designed to stimulate collagen production.
How many skin booster sessions are needed?
The number of sessions depends on the product, the treatment area and the practitioner’s recommended protocol.
Is microneedling suitable for sensitive skin?
Not always. A practitioner should assess your skin condition and any factors that may increase the risk of irritation or other complications before recommending treatment.
What is the difference between microneedling and VI Peel?
Microneedling involves fine needles creating controlled micro-injuries, while VI Peel uses a chemical solution to exfoliate the skin. They have different indications, contraindications and recovery considerations.
Are skin rejuvenation results permanent?
Results depend on the procedure and individual factors, and should not be assumed to be permanent. Your practitioner can explain the evidence and expected duration for the treatment being considered.
How much do skin rejuvenation treatments cost?
Our listed prices start at £160 for skin boosters, microneedling and the exosome/polynucleotide category. Biostimulators start at £360 per sitting, and VI Peel is £240.
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