Profhilo

What is Profhilo skin booster?

Profhilo is one of the most popular skin boosters. It contains one of the highest concentrations of pure hyaluronic acid, released gradually to improve hydration and stimulate collagen and elastin. The result is firmer, more luminous skin that feels naturally lifted and refreshed.

What does Profhilo do for your face?+

Profhilo hydrates the skin deeply and stimulates new collagen and elastin. It smooths fine lines, tightens laxity, and restores the natural glow — perfect for dull, dehydrated, or crepey skin.

What are under-eye skin boosters?+

Under-eye boosters are delicate formulations designed to hydrate and strengthen thin skin around the eyes. They help reduce crepiness, fine lines, and early hollowing — restoring a fresher, less tired look. Options may include Redensity, polynucleotides, or tailored blends depending on your skin’s needs.

Is Profhilo better than wrinkle relaxers?+

They work differently. Profhilo rejuvenates the skin’s texture and elasticity, while anti-wrinkle injections relaxes muscles to soften expression lines. Many patients choose to combine both for a natural, refreshed appearance.

What are the downsides of Profhilo?+

Profhilo requires two initial sessions, usually spaced a month apart, and maintenance every 6–9 months. It’s not suitable for those seeking instant volume correction, as it focuses on hydration and skin quality rather than contouring.

How long does Profhilo last?+

Results typically last around six months, though many patients maintain results with regular top-up sessions every 6–9 months.

What the Booster Lift Feels Like?+

These treatments are gentle. Many are delivered in a series, typically 3-4 sessions, spaced 4-6 weeks apart. There is little to no downtime. The results accumulate. Quietly. Naturally. Beautifully.The Booster Lift is about biological nudges. Whispering to the skin, not shouting at it. And over time, the skin listens. No drastic change. Just better skin. Steadily and surely.

Sculptra vs Profhilo — what’s the difference?
Sculptra is a collagen stimulator; Profhilo is a hydrator.
Sculptra rebuilds volume and structure by stimulating your body’s collagen over time. Profhilo deeply hydrates and remodels the skin’s texture. They complement each other — one restores firmness, the other radiance.

Sunekos

What is Sunekos?
Sunekos is a skin booster made from a patented combination of hyaluronic acid and amino acids — the building blocks the skin uses to produce its own collagen and elastin. Rather than adding volume, it works to improve the quality and resilience of the skin itself.

Is Sunekos suitable for the under-eye area?
Yes — the under-eye is one of the areas Sunekos is most often used. The skin here is thin and delicate, prone to crepiness and fine lines that fillers aren't designed to address. Sunekos aims to strengthen and hydrate this skin, improving texture and freshness without adding heaviness.

How is Sunekos different from dermal filler?
Filler adds volume and structure; Sunekos does neither. It's a regenerative skin treatment intended to improve skin quality — hydration, elasticity, and texture — by supporting the skin's own repair, rather than changing facial shape.

How many sessions of Sunekos are needed?
Sunekos is usually given as a short course of sessions spaced a week or two apart, allowing the skin to respond progressively. The number depends on the area and your skin, and is agreed at consultation. Occasional maintenance helps preserve the result.

How long do the results last?
Results build gradually over the weeks following treatment and typically last several months before natural ageing continues. Many patients return for a maintenance session to sustain the improvement.

Is there any downtime with Sunekos?
Downtime is minimal. Mild swelling or small injection marks may be visible for a day or two, particularly in the delicate under-eye area, and settle quickly.

Redensity I -Babyglow

What is Redensity I?
Redensity I is a hyaluronic-acid skin booster combined with a complex of antioxidants, amino acids, vitamins and minerals. It's placed superficially to hydrate the skin and improve its overall quality and radiance, rather than to add volume.

What is "babyglow"?
"Babyglow" is a popular nickname for skin-booster treatment with Redensity I — a reference to the fresh, hydrated look many patients hope for, not a separate product or a guaranteed result. When you see "baby glow" advertised, it usually refers to Redensity I.

What does Redensity I help with?
It's used to improve skin quality where hydration, radiance and fine surface lines are the concern — commonly the face, neck, under-eye area, décolletage and hands. It supports skin freshness rather than reshaping or volumising.

How is Redensity I different from Profhilo?
Both are injectable skin boosters that improve hydration and skin quality rather than adding volume. Profhilo uses a high concentration of hyaluronic acid to remodel and firm; Redensity I pairs hyaluronic acid with antioxidants and nutrients aimed at radiance and fine-line softening. Which suits you is a consultation decision.

How many sessions are needed, and how long does it last?
Redensity I is typically given as a course of sessions a few weeks apart, with results developing gradually. The improvement generally lasts several months, and maintenance sessions help sustain it. Your plan is tailored at consultation.

Is there downtime with Redensity I?
Downtime is minimal — some patients notice mild redness, small bumps or light swelling at the injection points, which settle within a day or two.