Skin boosters are not all one thing. The choice changes with what you want to replenish. The first step is to decide whether you lack moisture, need regeneration, or want to build collagen.

Comparison by purpose

What suits my skin?

If your skin is dry and your makeup lifts, replenishing moisture first with an aqua injection takes priority. If your skin has thinned and grown sensitive from frequent procedures, firming up the regenerative environment with Rejuran is the better route. If your firmness has dropped and pores and fine lines also concern you, Juvelook, which stimulates collagen, is a good match. Right after a laser or lifting, we sometimes add exosomes to help soothing and recovery.

Can I have them together?

When the purposes differ, combinations are possible. For example, taking regeneration (Rejuran) and hydration (aqua) together is a common plan. That said, the order and intervals must be set according to your skin condition. Rather than having several done at once without a plan, it is better for both results and skin comfort to set an order starting with your most pressing concern and build up the sessions.

If it is your first skin booster

A skin booster is not a procedure that gives an immediate change like filler. Most work by accumulating over 3–4 sessions as the skin's foundation gradually improves, so rather than judging there is no effect after a single session, we recommend completing the recommended course. At the first consultation, we build a realistic plan together around your goals, budget and schedule.

Frequently Asked Questions

• Which should I have first?
  It depends on the priority among your skin concerns. We set the order through consultation.
• How many sessions do I need?
  Most build up over 3–4 sessions as a baseline, adjusted according to your condition.
• Does it hurt?
  We minimize discomfort with pain-reducing equipment and numbing cream.

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