Regenerative skin · Warrington
Skin boosters
A skin-quality plan, tailored in consultation.
An injectable skin treatment pathway considered for clients concerned by hydration, texture or a tired-looking complexion.
Overview
Planned around you, not a template.
Skin boosters are approached as part of a wider conversation about skin health, goals, medical history and existing routines.
The practitioner will explain the available options, reasonable expectations, possible side effects and whether another route may be more appropriate for you.
It may suit
- Clients concerned by dehydrated-looking skin
- People exploring support for texture or skin quality
- Those comfortable with a consultation-led course rather than a quick fix
Potential benefits
- Support for a fresher-looking complexion
- A personalised skin-quality plan
- Treatment considered alongside home care and other options
Prices
Choose the relevant option, then complete your booking securely in Faces. Consultation and suitability always come first.
Lumi Pro (one session / three sessions)
An entry-level injectable hydration treatment for skin that looks tired or dull.
£140 / £350
Profhilo (one session / two sessions)
A well-known hyaluronic acid treatment used to support hydration and skin quality across the face.
£250 / £400
Jalupro Super Hydro (one session / two sessions)
Hyaluronic acid combined with amino acids, often considered for dehydrated or crepey-looking skin.
£200 / £350
Teoxane babyGLOW™ (one session / three sessions)
A luxury booster course aimed at overall radiance and a smoother-looking finish.
£250 / £650
Lumi-Pro lip booster
Hydrates and conditions the lips without adding volume or changing their shape.
Not a filler.
£120
Your treatment journey
Care before, during and after.
01
Discuss your skin, health history and previous treatments.
02
Assess suitability and compare relevant skin treatment options.
03
Agree expectations, timing, consent and an aftercare plan before proceeding.
04
Review progress at the interval advised by the practitioner.
Downtime
Temporary redness, swelling, tenderness, bruising or small raised areas may occur following injectable treatment. The practitioner will explain expected recovery and risks in full.
Aftercare
Use only the aftercare guidance agreed for you and contact the clinic if a reaction is unexpected or concerning.
Suitability
Injectable treatments require medical suitability assessment and informed consent. Outcomes and recovery vary.
Common questions
Before you decide.
They are different treatment approaches. Your practitioner can compare their purpose, process, risks and likely course after assessing your skin rather than recommending from a label alone.
There is no universal course. Any proposed schedule should reflect the treatment selected, your skin, response and the manufacturer's and practitioner's guidance.
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