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Collagen Booster

Stimulating collagen production to build the foundation of firmness

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Before-and-after Care Notes

Before Treatment

  • Let us know if you have taken aspirin or other medications that affect blood clotting in the week before treatment.
  • Tell us in advance if you have a history of herpes at the treatment site.
  • We do not recommend treatment during pregnancy.
  • If you have an important event coming up, we will adjust the schedule to allow for injection marks.

After Treatment

  • You can wash your face the same day, but we recommend waiting until the next day for makeup.
  • Avoid saunas, heat spas and strenuous exercise for one week.
  • Injection marks and temporary redness subside within half a day to three days.
  • Because collagen boosters show change over time, please follow the aftercare guidance provided.
  • We recommend plenty of hydration and sun protection.

Every procedure carries the possibility of side effects. Temporary redness and swelling, tenderness at the treatment site, and rarely bruising or a lumpy sensation may occur, and most resolve within a few days. Because results and reactions can vary from person to person, please consult thoroughly with your physician before treatment.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Where a skin booster focuses on improving the skin's texture and condition with hydration or regenerative factors, a collagen booster focuses on stimulating collagen production to build the foundation for volume and firmness. Depending on your concern, one may suit you better than the other.
  • Their main ingredients and mechanisms differ. Gouri and Sculptra are PLLA-based and induce collagen production gradually, while Radiesse uses CaHA to provide immediate volume along with collagen stimulation. Which one suits you is determined through consultation.
  • It depends on the ingredient. Approaches that induce collagen production tend to show change gradually, and the timing and degree vary from person to person.
  • Filler fills hollow areas instantly to shape the face, whereas a collagen booster focuses on stimulating the skin's own environment for producing collagen.
  • Because they act on different layers, they are often done together. That said, spacing them out is better for recovery and for evaluating results.

First, We Help You Find What Suits You

Consultations are free, and you are under no obligation to proceed afterward. If a treatment is not indicated for you, we will explain why.

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