Skin booster treatments aim to support skin hydration and the appearance of skin texture through injections. The Turkish name “gençlik aşısı” literally translates as “youth vaccine”, but these treatments are not vaccines. The term covers different products rather than one standard formula. Options may contain hyaluronic acid or other ingredients and require individual assessment.
Dryness, dullness and fine lines may reflect different needs. Assessment considers the skin barrier, sensitivity, existing conditions and everyday skincare. The aim is generally to support skin quality rather than create a substantial increase in facial volume. Expectations should therefore differ from those for volumising fillers.
A doctor determines the treatment area, product and injection approach. Not every product is appropriate for the face, neck or décolletage. Ingredients, potential benefits and risks should be explained at consultation. The number of initial sessions and review intervals depend on the product and how your skin responds.
Temporary small bumps, redness, tenderness or bruising may occur. Follow instructions about exercise and restarting products that may irritate the skin. Sun protection and appropriate moisturising support everyday skincare. The extent of change varies, and one session should not be expected to address every sign of ageing.
No. The Turkish name is an aesthetic term and does not refer to vaccination against infections.
Many skin boosters focus on skin quality. The effect depends on the chosen product and how it is used.
No. Formulations, intended areas and treatment protocols can differ.
A fixed number cannot be recommended without assessing your skin and the product protocol.
An individual quotation is provided once the product, treatment area and session plan are established.
Contact Clinic Galata to discuss skin booster options suitable for your skin’s needs.
