Skin Booster
This treatment not only boosts and hydrates the skin, but also remodels ageing and sagging tissue. The most common areas of treatment include the face and neck and can also be used for the décolletage, hands, arms, knees and abdomen area where it would effectively treat skin laxity.
Unlike wrinkle reducing or volumising treatments, this treatment promotes the production of new collagen and elastin, attracting water to the deeper layers of the skin to hydrate and rebuild from within.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Cosmetic Image Clinics is owned and operated by former AMA Qld President and TV Medical Journalist Dr Ingrid Tall who has over twenty years of experience in the cosmetic medicine industry. Our clinic is medically supervised and is Queensland’s largest cosmetic clinic.
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Yes, this treatment is suitable for various skin types, including dry, oily, combination, and sensitive skin. It is a versatile treatment that can benefit individuals seeking to improve their skin's overall health and appearance.
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Refrain from touching or rubbing the treated areas immediately after the treatment to minimise the risk of irritation or infection.
For the first 24 to 48 hours post-treatment, avoid strenuous exercise, hot baths, saunas, or steam rooms, as heat can exacerbate swelling or bruising. If you experience mild swelling or bruising, use cold compresses wrapped in a cloth on the treated areas to reduce discomfort and inflammation. Avoid direct contact with ice.
Your treating nurse will advise of any other necessary aftercare specific to your treatment.
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Results may last anywhere from 6 to 12 months, depending on individual factors such as skin condition, age, and lifestyle. To maintain optimal results, follow-up treatments may be recommended as part of a personalised skincare plan.