Book a consultationInjectable treatments that improve skin quality from within, for skin that looks healthier, brighter and more hydrated.

Skin boosters are injectable treatments that improve the quality of your skin: its hydration, texture, elasticity and glow. Unlike dermal fillers, they don't add volume or change the shape of your features. Your skin simply looks healthier and more rested.
Each booster works slightly differently, and most are given as a short course. At your consultation, Libbie will look at your skin, talk through your goals and recommend the option best suited to you.
Profhilo is a highly concentrated hyaluronic acid that spreads gently beneath the skin after injection. It hydrates deeply and encourages the skin to produce its own collagen and elastin, improving firmness and softening crepey texture. It can be used on the face, neck, décolleté and hands.
Course: 2 treatments, one month apart. Results are usually seen around 2 weeks after the second treatment, with a maintenance treatment every 4 to 6 months, depending on your skin.
Polynucleotides are purified fragments of DNA, usually derived from salmon or trout. They encourage the skin to repair and renew itself, improving elasticity, hydration and texture. They're often used for the delicate skin under the eyes, as well as the face and neck.
Course: 3 to 4 treatments, 3 weeks apart, usually repeated twice a year. Most people notice a first improvement after the second treatment, with full results 3 to 4 weeks after the last.
Because polynucleotides are fish-derived, they aren't suitable if you have a fish allergy. Please mention it if you follow a vegetarian or vegan lifestyle, so you can decide whether they're right for you.
babyGLOW is a treatment by Teoxane that uses tiny injections of a light hyaluronic acid (Redensity 1) across the mid-face. It softens shadows and adds a subtle, fresh brightness to the cheek area, without the fullness of a filler.
Course: 2 treatments, 4 weeks apart, with a maintenance treatment every 4 to 6 months.
NCTF combines hyaluronic acid with a blend of vitamins, amino acids, minerals and antioxidants. It's a good option for skin that looks tired, dull or dehydrated, restoring hydration, brightness and suppleness.
Course: 3 treatments, 4 weeks apart.
Your medical history
Libbie goes through your health, medications and any previous treatments, to make sure any option you consider is safe for you.
Your goals
You talk through what you'd like to change and how you want to look and feel.
Your options
Libbie explains what's suitable for you, including expected results, risks, side effects and costs, and agrees a plan with you. Where treatment isn't the right choice, she'll tell you honestly, and suggest alternatives or refer you on where appropriate.
Time to decide
A cooling-off period before any treatment gives you time to think, with no pressure to go ahead.
If you do go ahead, Libbie will give you written information about preparing for your appointment and caring for your skin afterwards, and you'll have a follow-up appointment to review your results.
On the day of treatment:
Side effects are usually mild and settle within a few days:
Rare but important to know about:
If the skin turns pale or white (blanching), or you have severe or worsening pain, contact Libbie immediately on 07974 345 457.
If you notice any change in your vision, call 999 or go to your nearest A&E straight away, then let Libbie know.
Treatment isn't suitable if you:
Please let Libbie know if you:
It depends on your skin and what you'd like to improve. Profhilo is often chosen for overall hydration and crepey skin, polynucleotides for the under-eye area and skin repair, babyGLOW for mid-face brightness, and NCTF for dull, tired skin. Libbie will recommend the best option at your consultation.
Most people find it very manageable. Numbing cream can be used, and the injections are quick. The under-eye area can feel more sensitive.
Most people return to their usual activities straight away. Small bumps at the injection points usually settle within 24 to 48 hours, and some people have mild swelling or bruising.
Results build over your course of treatment. Timing depends on the product, and Libbie will explain what to expect for your plan.
No. Skin boosters improve the quality of your skin, not its shape. You'll look like yourself, with fresher, healthier-looking skin.
Yes. Skin boosters are often combined with treatments such as micro-needling or CFU-elife. Libbie will advise on the best order and timing.

Consultations and treatments carried out personally by Libbie at 10 Harley Street, London.
NMC Registered Nurse · Independent Nurse Prescriber (V300) · BSc Nursing, Curtin University of Technology · MSc Aesthetic Medicine, Queen Mary University of London · Root Cause Protocol Consultant
Written and reviewed by Libbie Wallace, NMC Registered Nurse · Last updated September 2026
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