Skin boosters are a type of minimally invasive cosmetic treatment designed to improve skin hydration, elasticity, and overall appearance. The procedure typically begins with a thorough cleansing of the patient's face, neck, or other targeted areas to ensure the skin is free of any makeup or debris. Following the cleansing, a topical numbing cream is generally applied to minimize any discomfort during the treatment. Once the numbing agent has taken effect, the practitioner uses very fine needles or a mesotherapy gun to inject hyaluronic acid or other skin-boosting ingredients into the mid to deep dermal layers. These injections are performed at multiple sites across the treatment area for even distribution and optimal results.

After the injections are completed, the practitioner may gently massage the treated areas to ensure the even spread of the product. Following this, the patient might receive a soothing mask or post-treatment serum to reduce any potential redness or swelling. The procedure usually takes about 30 to 60 minutes, depending on the size of the area being treated. Patients can generally return to their daily activities immediately after treatment, although they are advised to avoid strenuous exercise, direct sun exposure, and saunas for a short period. Results are typically visible within a few days to weeks, with the skin looking more hydrated and revitalized. Multiple sessions may be recommended for the best outcome, followed by maintenance treatments every few months.