Skin booster
Skin boosters
“Skin booster” is not a single ingredient or uniform procedure. NUA confirms the actual product, such as Rejuran or Juvelook Skin, and discusses the method for your skin and goal.
AT A GLANCE
Before you consider treatment.
- Check the product, not just the name
- Check ingredients, intended use and technique together. Different products' effects and duration cannot be represented by one number.
- Texture & volume
- Dryness and texture consultations differ from hollowing and contour goals. Product names alone do not distinguish them from fillers.
- Technique & recovery
- Marks, swelling and bruising vary with manual or device-assisted injection and the area. Discuss timing and pain control too.
INDICATION
We begin with these concerns.
- Concerns about texture and dryness
- Comparing injectable treatments for your skin condition
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Equipment used
Products, methods and treatment areas are determined by skin condition and consultation.
OUR APPROACH
What NUA assesses first.
We do not apply the same treatment to every face. We review your condition and expectations, and the doctor decides the final plan.
- 01Skin barrier and inflammation
- 02Desired changes
- 03Product ingredients and approved purpose
- 04Allergies and previous injection history
Videos with explanations from our doctor will be added when ready.
PRINCIPLE
How do we approach it?
“Skin booster” does not describe one ingredient or one standard procedure. We explain each product after checking its ingredients, mechanism and injection method.
BEFORE TREATMENT
What to check first.
We check product-specific contraindications, allergies and infection at the treatment site.
Discuss bruising, swelling and infection risks after injections. Efficacy and safety cannot be assessed collectively before a product is chosen.
Individual contraindications and suitability are assessed during consultation.
AFTERCARE
From treatment to everyday life.
- Pain
- Multiple injection points may cause repeated stinging. Check both the injection technique and pain management.
- Recovery
- Injection marks, swelling and bruising vary with product and technique. Discuss recovery time before outside commitments.
- Effects & duration
- Session counts and review timing are explained after choosing the product and goal. Skin boosters do not all share the same schedule.
What to watch for day to day
- Share current medicines, cosmetics, allergies and previous injected products.
- Get advice on products, washing and makeup after treatment. Contact the medical team for unexpected pain or skin changes.
Questions before your consultation.
01Which product is best?
Ingredients and goals differ, so a universal ranking is not useful. Check the product name, approved purpose, expected effects and limitations.
02Is this the same as filler?
Marketing names alone cannot distinguish them. We check actual ingredients, purpose and method to separate volume treatment from skin-quality care.
03Should Rejuran and Juvelook Skin be chosen by the same criteria?
Check each product's ingredients, intended use and method separately. NUA compares desired changes and recovery burden together.
04Do all skin boosters use the same interval?
No. Product, goals and skin response guide assessment timing and session counts.
05Can I know when injection marks will disappear?
It varies by product, area and method, so one timeline cannot be promised. Tell us about important upcoming dates.
06Is receiving several products at once better?
Confirm purpose and need before increasing product count. Ask about reasons for combining, risks and alternatives.
07What health information should I share in advance?
We check product-specific contraindications, allergies and infection at the treatment site. Discuss bruising, swelling and infection risks after injections. Efficacy and safety cannot be assessed collectively before a product is chosen.
08How do we discuss pain management?
Multiple injection points may cause repeated stinging. Check both the injection technique and pain management.
References
These sources explain general principles and recovery. Korean indications and the instructions for the actual product or device are reviewed in consultation.
- American Academy of Dermatology (AAD) · Questions before cosmetic procedures
- U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) · Filler uses and risks
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