What can go wrong with skin boosters?

Redness and swelling: It's common to experience some redness and swelling after treatment, especially around the injection site. The risks of skin reinforcements include bruising, swelling, redness, and infection at the injection site. There is also a risk of an allergic reaction to hyaluronic acid. Very rarely, there is a risk of blocking a vessel that feeds the surrounding skin. Possible side effects of skin booster injections primarily include swelling and bruising.

They are temporary and should start to improve after a few days. Skin reinforcement treatment is a safe treatment that is suitable for most people. Not suitable for pregnant or nursing women. Your medical history will be evaluated before treatment to ensure that you can continue safely. Book a consultation to discuss this further and confirm eligibility.