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The treatments we use
Depending on your skin and goals, Dr Pais may use:
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babyGLow
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Revive
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Skinvive
These injectable treatments, typically based on hyaluronic acid, are delivered in small amounts across the treatment area. They aren’t intended to add volume or change facial contours, and individual response varies.
Who tends to benefit
Skin boosters are often considered for dehydrated, dull or tired-looking skin, fine lines or reduced elasticity, particularly on the face and neck. Dr Pais will only recommend them after a full assessment of your skin and concerns.
What treatment feels like
A series of small injections.
Some patients notice mild swelling, redness or small bumps at injection sites afterwards, which usually settle within a short time.
Skin boosters are typically given as a short course, with maintenance sessions over time, and Dr Pais provides clear aftercare advice.
Frequently asked questions
1. What’s the difference between babyGLow, Revive and Skinvive?
These are different skin booster products Dr Pais may use depending on your skin’s needs; she’ll explain which is most suitable for you as part of your consultation.
2. How are skin boosters different from dermal fillers?
Skin boosters are designed to improve skin hydration and texture rather than add structural volume, and are typically distributed more broadly across the treatment area than traditional fillers.
3. How many sessions will I need?
Skin boosters are usually given as a short initial course, followed by maintenance sessions. Dr Pais will recommend a schedule suited to your skin during consultation.
4. Is the treatment painful?
Some discomfort during injection is common, though this varies between individuals and areas treated. Dr Pais can discuss comfort options with you.
5. When will I see results?
Improvements in skin hydration and texture generally develop gradually over the weeks following treatment, though results vary between individuals and cannot be guaranteed.
6. Is there downtime after treatment?
Most patients return to normal activities the same day, though mild swelling, redness or small bumps at injection sites are possible in the short term.
7. Who isn’t suitable for skin boosters?
Certain people, including those who are pregnant or breastfeeding, or with specific allergies or medical conditions, may not be suitable candidates, which Dr Pais will assess during consultation.
8. How do I book a consultation?
You can contact the clinic by phone, email or WhatsApp, or book online, to arrange a private consultation with Dr Pais.