Face
For selected facial areas where dehydration, dullness, fine lines or uneven texture are the main concerns.
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Refined hydration and skin-quality treatment for texture, fine lines and elasticity, without conventional filler volume.
Skin boosters are injectable treatments used to improve hydration, texture, fine lines and elasticity when the main concern is the quality of the skin itself.
Unlike conventional dermal fillers, they are not primarily chosen to build facial structure or replace significant volume. The objective is subtler: skin that looks smoother, better hydrated and more refined while facial identity remains unchanged.
Product choice, injection technique and the number of sessions are individualized after assessment by Dr. Nivine Cheaito.
Skin boosters may be considered when the skin feels or appears depleted, but the face does not necessarily need more structure.
Dehydration and dullness. Skin that looks tired, dry or lacks freshness despite regular skincare.
Fine lines. Early superficial lines associated with reduced hydration and tissue quality.
Uneven texture. Roughness or crepey skin where smoother-looking quality is the priority.
Reduced elasticity. Skin beginning to feel less supple without a primary need for facial volumization.
A consultation is important because similar concerns can also reflect volume loss, laxity, pigmentation or another skin condition that may require a different approach.
For selected facial areas where dehydration, dullness, fine lines or uneven texture are the main concerns.
For selected concerns such as dryness, reduced elasticity and crepey texture in thinner, more mobile skin.
Where appropriate, treatment may be considered for fine lines, dryness and age-related changes in skin quality.
The same product or technique is not automatically used in every area. Skin thickness, movement and the intended endpoint influence the plan.
The appropriate injectable product is selected according to your skin condition, treatment area, and desired results. No single skin booster is the right choice for every patient.
Dr. Nivine Cheaito offers a personalised approach, selecting from different formulations based on skin hydration, texture, elasticity, fine lines, and overall skin quality.
Depending on your individual assessment, treatment options may include:
Each formulation has different characteristics, treatment indications, and clinical applications. The most appropriate option is determined during your consultation rather than by brand popularity alone.
Skin thickness, hydration levels, texture, elasticity, treatment area, previous injectable treatments, and the desired outcome.
The priority is always the right treatment for your skin, not simply a particular brand.
Dr. Nivine reviews skin quality, the treatment area, previous injectable history and what you want to improve before selecting a product.
The skin is prepared for treatment. Topical numbing may be used depending on the area, product and planned technique.
Small, strategic injections are placed according to the formulation and the intended skin-quality endpoint.
The appointment is generally straightforward. Exact treatment time varies with the number and size of the areas treated.
Improvement is generally progressive rather than an immediate change in facial shape. Hydration and skin refinement are assessed after the initial settling period.
The number and spacing of sessions depend on the product selected, baseline skin condition and treatment goal. Some patients may be advised a course rather than a single session.
Downtime is generally limited. Temporary redness, swelling, bruising or visible injection marks may occur. Review timing and aftercare are tailored to the treatment plan.



Individual results vary. Photographs are of Dr. Nivine’s own patients, shown with written consent and unretouched.
They are used to improve skin hydration, texture, fine lines and elasticity when the main goal is better skin quality rather than facial volumization.
No. Some skin boosters contain hyaluronic acid, but they are selected primarily for skin-quality improvement rather than building facial structure or adding significant volume.
There is no single best product. Selection depends on your skin condition, treatment area, previous treatment and the result you want to achieve.
The number and spacing of sessions vary by product, skin condition and treatment goal. Dr. Nivine recommends the protocol after assessment.
Results are usually gradual. Skin hydration and refinement are assessed after the initial settling period, with timing influenced by the product and treatment plan.
Downtime is generally limited, although temporary redness, swelling, bruising or small injection marks may occur.
Selected products may be used on the neck and decolletage when clinically appropriate. Product and technique are adapted to the thinner skin and movement of the area.
Yes, when appropriate. Combination planning depends on the concern being treated, the sequence of treatments and recovery considerations.
Assessment determines whether a skin booster is appropriate, which product fits the area, and what result is realistic for your skin.