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Support hydration, texture, elasticity and overall skin quality with a personalised treatment plan. Satini offers Rejuran, Juvelook, NCTF 135 HA and Profhilo, selected for your skin rather than by trend.
Skin boosters are injectable treatments designed to improve the condition and appearance of the skin. Depending on the product, they may provide hyaluronic acid hydration, polynucleotides that support skin repair, or collagen-stimulating ingredients.
Unlike traditional dermal fillers, skin boosters are generally used to improve hydration, texture, fine lines and resilience rather than to reshape facial features. The most suitable option depends on what your skin needs and where it will be treated.
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Your concern is often a better starting point than choosing a product. These guides explain the treatment options Satini may consider as part of a tailored plan.
Each injectable works differently. Your consultation is used to match the treatment to your skin, rather than applying the same protocol to everyone.
Rejuran contains polynucleotides and is used to support skin repair, resilience and overall skin quality. It may be considered for fine lines, texture and delicate areas such as the under-eyes.
Juvelook combines poly-D,L-lactic acid (PDLLA) with hyaluronic acid. It is designed to support gradual collagen stimulation while improving hydration and may suit concerns such as pores, uneven texture or selected acne scars.
NCTF 135 HA combines non-cross-linked hyaluronic acid with a revitalising complex of vitamins, amino acids, minerals, coenzymes and antioxidants. It is used to refresh and hydrate tired or dull-looking skin.
Profhilo is a high-concentration hyaluronic acid injectable used for tissue bioremodelling. Often described as an injectable moisturiser, it may improve hydration, elasticity and mild skin laxity without adding traditional filler volume.
These clinical photographs show examples of changes in skin quality following Rejuran and Profhilo treatments. Your result will depend on your skin, treatment plan and individual response.
An example of changes in fine lines, texture and overall skin appearance following a personalised Rejuran treatment plan.
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A clinical example showing changes in facial skin quality after a Profhilo treatment course.
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A clinical example showing gradual changes in texture and fine lines after a course of Profhilo.
View Profhilo details →Clinical photographs may include examples supplied by treatment educators as well as Satini patients. Photography conditions, timing and treatment protocols can vary. Individual results vary, and these images do not guarantee a particular outcome.
This comparison is a general guide, not a treatment recommendation. Your doctor will assess suitability, expected benefit and risk for your individual skin.
| Treatment | Key ingredients | Often considered for | Treatment character |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rejuran | Polynucleotides | Skin quality, resilience, fine lines, under-eye skin | Regenerative skin-support approach |
| Juvelook | PDLLA + hyaluronic acid | Texture, pores, selected acne scars, collagen support | Immediate hydration with gradual collagen response |
| NCTF 135 HA | Non-cross-linked HA + revitalising complex | Dehydration, dullness and early fine lines | Mesotherapy-style skin revitalisation |
| Profhilo | High-concentration hyaluronic acid | Hydration, elasticity and mild laxity | Bio-remodelling without traditional filler contouring |
A considered medical assessment comes before any injectable treatment at Satini.
Discuss your concerns, medical history, previous treatments, preferences and expected outcomes.
Your doctor examines skin quality and facial anatomy, using 3D imaging where appropriate.
You receive a product, area and session plan tailored to your needs, with risks and aftercare explained.
Results develop on different timelines. Your doctor will advise when to review or consider maintenance.
Injectable skin treatments require a sound understanding of facial anatomy, product behaviour, patient selection and complication management. At Satini Cosmetic Clinic, treatments are performed by doctors and planned around your individual anatomy and goals.
Dr Nadja Haub’s approach focuses on thoughtful assessment, clear advice and results that respect your natural features. If a skin booster is not the best option for your concern, your consultation can explore alternatives such as Dermapen 4 microneedling or another treatment from Satini’s range.
Cost varies by product, treatment area and the number of sessions in your plan. View Satini’s current price list, or book a consultation for a personalised recommendation and quote.
General information about injectable skin treatments at Satini Cosmetic Clinic in Christchurch.
A skin booster is an injectable treatment used to improve skin quality rather than create facial volume. Different products support hydration, repair, collagen stimulation, texture or elasticity in different ways.
Dermal fillers are commonly used to restore or create shape and volume. Skin boosters are generally placed more superficially or according to a product-specific technique to improve the skin itself. Some products contain hyaluronic acid, but their formulation and purpose differ from contouring fillers.
There is no single best skin booster for everyone. Rejuran, Juvelook, NCTF 135 HA and Profhilo contain different ingredients and suit different concerns. A medical consultation is the safest way to determine which option, if any, is appropriate.
Rejuran may be considered for under-eye skin quality and fine lines in suitable patients. The eye area requires careful assessment because puffiness, hollows, pigmentation and laxity have different causes and may need different treatments.
NCTF 135 HA and Profhilo are among the options your doctor may consider for hydration and skin radiance. The choice depends on the area, degree of dehydration, skin laxity and your wider treatment plan.
Juvelook may be considered for selected textural acne scars because it combines hyaluronic acid with a collagen-stimulating ingredient. Acne scars vary, so treatment may also involve subcision, microneedling or other approaches after assessment.
The recommended course varies by product, concern and baseline skin quality. Some treatments are planned as an initial series followed by maintenance. Your doctor will explain the schedule before you proceed.
Timelines differ. Hydration-related changes may become noticeable sooner, while collagen-stimulating or regenerative treatments develop more gradually. Results and duration vary between individuals.
Temporary redness, swelling, tenderness, bruising or small raised injection points can occur. The amount and duration of downtime depend on the product, technique, treatment area and individual response.
Discomfort varies by person, product and area. Your doctor can discuss topical anaesthetic and other comfort measures where appropriate.
Risks can include bruising, swelling, infection, lumps or nodules, inflammatory reactions and unsatisfactory results. Rare but serious complications are possible with injectable treatments. Your doctor will discuss product- and area-specific risks, consent and aftercare.
They may form part of a wider plan with treatments such as microneedling, wrinkle treatments or dermal fillers, but timing and suitability need to be individualised. Do not assume treatments should be performed together.
This page provides general information and does not replace a medical consultation. Suitability, treatment choice, number of sessions, expected results and risks vary. Prescription medicines and medical devices have benefits and risks; ask your Satini doctor whether a treatment is right for you.
