What is a Skin Booster?
Skin boosters are advanced injectable treatments designed to enhance skin hydration, texture, and overall appearance.
They work by delivering essential ingredients directly into the skin, improving its quality from within.
Your aesthetician will assess you during your consultation and decide the best approach for you.

What are the Two Main Types of Skin Boosters?
1. Hyaluronic Acid-Based Boosters:
These boosters are made from hyaluronic acid, a natural substance occurring
in the body. Hyaluronic acid-based boosters provide immediate results, giving
the skin a plump and hydrated appearance.
They can also aid in improving various skin conditions.
2. Polynucleotide-Based Boosters:
These boosters are made from purified salmon DNA. Polynucleotide-based boosters penetrate deeper into the skin, promoting the stimulation of collagen and elastin, and aiding in skin rejuvenation.
They aim to soothe inflammation and restore an even skin tone. Unlike hyaluronic acid-based boosters, polynucleotide-based boosters provide
gradual results, which depend on the individual's age and skin condition.
To enhance the effects and results, we advise three
sessions of skin booster treatment.
However, to optimize your results, we recommend combining
the first session of any skin booster with PRP, microneedling, and/or microdermabrasion.
Skin booster hyuluronic base
Neofound For heal/aid conditions Face/eyes area
This treatment focuses on helping conditions such as rosaceas, dry eyes, and res
Face, neck or others body area
- 130 British pounds
- 300 British pounds
- 50 British pounds
Seventy hyal
Profhilo
- 220 British pounds
- 390 British pounds
- 50 British pounds
Skin booster polynucleotides base
- 130 British pounds
- 300 British pounds
- 195 British pounds
- 500 British pounds
Face, neck or others body area
Brands we use
Lumi eyes, profhilo, emi eyes, hyal seventy, vitaran, neofund, lumi pro and other brands upon request
Pre-tretament
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Can I get waxed when my period comes?Yes, but it is better to get your wax during the first 2 weeks after your cycle. Your sensitivity is much lower during this time, so it will be more comfortable.
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I have a hormonal condition which means I get excess body hair, is this a problem?This is much more common than you think! People get waxes for various reasons. One reason is to remove body hair due to health conditions. Your beautician has years of experience. They are more interested in ensuring your satisfaction and comfort than in your condition!
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What is high frequency?High Frequency is a painless treatment used to reduce inflammation and eliminate bacteria which lead to an array of skin issues and discomfort. These can include; ingrown hairs, acne breakouts, fine lines and wrinkles, enlarged pores, spots, heightened skin sensitivity and other skin problems. High Frequency treatments tackle these issues by promoting healthy blood circulation, stimulating collagen production, strengthening nutrient supply, relaxing muscles, and relieving tension and pain in the body. High Frequency is highly recommended to those who struggle with skin issues, weakened nerves (Neurasthenia) and headaches.
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How does High Frequency Work?The machine uses a glass high frequency electrode and works with the contours of the body and face. When applied to the skin, a mild electrical current passes through the electrode and causes a subtle glow and buzzing noise. During the treatment, enriched oxygen molecules are produced and the benefits of the treatment are in full effect. The body will release a “natural” thermal tissue warming reaction which helps your blood vessels flush out toxins whilst simultaneously enriching your skin cells with nutrients and hydration. These reactions promote cell renewal, blood circulation and increased elastin and collagen production.
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The history behind High Frequency...In the late 1800’s, renowned scientist Nikola Tesla developed the first High Frequency appliance which was referred to as the “Violet Ray”. This appliance was solely used for medical purposes (including the treatment of strep throat, infections and to speed up the healing of wounds) despite the other possible functions. In 1892, French biophysicist Jacques-Arsène d’Arsonval introduced the use of high frequency currents to treat diseases of the skin and mucous membranes after working in the area of Electrotherapy. It was only until the 1970’s when people discovered the cosmetic benefits of the electrical stimulation and within a few years, the technology was deemed a very safe and non-invasive approach to skincare and was used worldwide.
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What is a Brazillian Wax?A treatment that removes all pubic hair except for a thin strip in the middle. This is quick and clean. After the wax, the skin is left soft and fresh, and there is no need to shave for a few weeks.
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What is a Hollywood Wax?A treatment that removes ALL hair from the pubic area. The client will receive the same benefits aforementioned.
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Does waxing hurt?The sensation is similar to removing a plaster or being slapped with a plastic ruler: a momentary ouch! This quickly fades, and most clients find that the discomfort is nowhere near as bad as they had imagined. It is also worth mentioning that it gets easier with each subsequent waxing.
Post-treatment
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Can I get waxed when my period comes?Yes, but it is better to get your wax during the first 2 weeks after your cycle. Your sensitivity is much lower during this time, so it will be more comfortable.
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I have a hormonal condition which means I get excess body hair, is this a problem?This is much more common than you think! People get waxes for various reasons. One reason is to remove body hair due to health conditions. Your beautician has years of experience. They are more interested in ensuring your satisfaction and comfort than in your condition!
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What is high frequency?High Frequency is a painless treatment used to reduce inflammation and eliminate bacteria which lead to an array of skin issues and discomfort. These can include; ingrown hairs, acne breakouts, fine lines and wrinkles, enlarged pores, spots, heightened skin sensitivity and other skin problems. High Frequency treatments tackle these issues by promoting healthy blood circulation, stimulating collagen production, strengthening nutrient supply, relaxing muscles, and relieving tension and pain in the body. High Frequency is highly recommended to those who struggle with skin issues, weakened nerves (Neurasthenia) and headaches.
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How does High Frequency Work?The machine uses a glass high frequency electrode and works with the contours of the body and face. When applied to the skin, a mild electrical current passes through the electrode and causes a subtle glow and buzzing noise. During the treatment, enriched oxygen molecules are produced and the benefits of the treatment are in full effect. The body will release a “natural” thermal tissue warming reaction which helps your blood vessels flush out toxins whilst simultaneously enriching your skin cells with nutrients and hydration. These reactions promote cell renewal, blood circulation and increased elastin and collagen production.
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The history behind High Frequency...In the late 1800’s, renowned scientist Nikola Tesla developed the first High Frequency appliance which was referred to as the “Violet Ray”. This appliance was solely used for medical purposes (including the treatment of strep throat, infections and to speed up the healing of wounds) despite the other possible functions. In 1892, French biophysicist Jacques-Arsène d’Arsonval introduced the use of high frequency currents to treat diseases of the skin and mucous membranes after working in the area of Electrotherapy. It was only until the 1970’s when people discovered the cosmetic benefits of the electrical stimulation and within a few years, the technology was deemed a very safe and non-invasive approach to skincare and was used worldwide.
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What is a Brazillian Wax?A treatment that removes all pubic hair except for a thin strip in the middle. This is quick and clean. After the wax, the skin is left soft and fresh, and there is no need to shave for a few weeks.
-
What is a Hollywood Wax?A treatment that removes ALL hair from the pubic area. The client will receive the same benefits aforementioned.
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Does waxing hurt?The sensation is similar to removing a plaster or being slapped with a plastic ruler: a momentary ouch! This quickly fades, and most clients find that the discomfort is nowhere near as bad as they had imagined. It is also worth mentioning that it gets easier with each subsequent waxing.
Aftercare is crucial for ensuring the best results from a skin booster treatment and minimizing any potential side effects. Here are detailed aftercare guidelines to follow:
By following these aftercare guidelines, you can help ensure optimal healing and
the best possible results from your skin booster treatment.
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Can I get waxed when my period comes?Yes, but it is better to get your wax during the first 2 weeks after your cycle. Your sensitivity is much lower during this time, so it will be more comfortable.
-
I have a hormonal condition which means I get excess body hair, is this a problem?This is much more common than you think! People get waxes for various reasons. One reason is to remove body hair due to health conditions. Your beautician has years of experience. They are more interested in ensuring your satisfaction and comfort than in your condition!
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What is high frequency?High Frequency is a painless treatment used to reduce inflammation and eliminate bacteria which lead to an array of skin issues and discomfort. These can include; ingrown hairs, acne breakouts, fine lines and wrinkles, enlarged pores, spots, heightened skin sensitivity and other skin problems. High Frequency treatments tackle these issues by promoting healthy blood circulation, stimulating collagen production, strengthening nutrient supply, relaxing muscles, and relieving tension and pain in the body. High Frequency is highly recommended to those who struggle with skin issues, weakened nerves (Neurasthenia) and headaches.
-
How does High Frequency Work?The machine uses a glass high frequency electrode and works with the contours of the body and face. When applied to the skin, a mild electrical current passes through the electrode and causes a subtle glow and buzzing noise. During the treatment, enriched oxygen molecules are produced and the benefits of the treatment are in full effect. The body will release a “natural” thermal tissue warming reaction which helps your blood vessels flush out toxins whilst simultaneously enriching your skin cells with nutrients and hydration. These reactions promote cell renewal, blood circulation and increased elastin and collagen production.
-
The history behind High Frequency...In the late 1800’s, renowned scientist Nikola Tesla developed the first High Frequency appliance which was referred to as the “Violet Ray”. This appliance was solely used for medical purposes (including the treatment of strep throat, infections and to speed up the healing of wounds) despite the other possible functions. In 1892, French biophysicist Jacques-Arsène d’Arsonval introduced the use of high frequency currents to treat diseases of the skin and mucous membranes after working in the area of Electrotherapy. It was only until the 1970’s when people discovered the cosmetic benefits of the electrical stimulation and within a few years, the technology was deemed a very safe and non-invasive approach to skincare and was used worldwide.
-
What is a Brazillian Wax?A treatment that removes all pubic hair except for a thin strip in the middle. This is quick and clean. After the wax, the skin is left soft and fresh, and there is no need to shave for a few weeks.
-
What is a Hollywood Wax?A treatment that removes ALL hair from the pubic area. The client will receive the same benefits aforementioned.
-
Does waxing hurt?The sensation is similar to removing a plaster or being slapped with a plastic ruler: a momentary ouch! This quickly fades, and most clients find that the discomfort is nowhere near as bad as they had imagined. It is also worth mentioning that it gets easier with each subsequent waxing.