Ingredients your skin needs are delivered directly, or collagen production is encouraged.
A skin booster delivers ingredients such as hyaluronic acid and polynucleotides into the dermis in stages, refining the skin's condition.
A collagen booster uses PLLA or PDLLA-type ingredients to prompt a collagen response over time; because the purpose and the recovery period differ, we set an order and combine them.
Suited to those who want to refine their skin's condition itself rather than have a procedure.
There are many kinds of booster.
The choice and the order depend on whether what you need now is replenishment or renewal.
We first distinguish at the consultation whether you need hydration and texture refinement, or a collagen response.
Injection depth and volume are divided by area, shortening how long marks remain.
We plan around energy-based procedures so recovery periods do not pile up.
PO:VE lowers the burden of the Skin · Collagen Booster with its anaesthesia protocol and order of steps.
We do not see pain as something simply to be endured.
We allow ample time for anaesthesia and break the procedure into finer steps, preparing in a way that lowers the burden on the patient.
When the burden is lower, the procedures you need can be carried out without rushing.
PO:VE plans that environment with you from the consultation.
About 40 minutes is set aside before the procedure to prepare the anaesthesia. This time is counted separately from the procedure itself and may differ with the procedure and your skin.
The area covered and the waiting time are set separately for each part of the face. Thin areas such as the eye area are not treated on the same basis as broad areas; we check the skin first and then divide the stages.
Ultrasound is used while the anaesthetic cream is applied. Application and waiting are carried out in stages, and how far it is used depends on the area and the skin's condition.
A finer needle is chosen where the procedure allows — a choice made to reduce the burden felt during injection.
Where needed, a nerve block is used as well, considering the treatment area and the patient's condition. Whether it applies is judged at the specialist consultation.
Each booster has its own character and use.
We check your skin at the consultation, then decide the type and the order.
A collagen booster whose change is reviewed over time.
Rather than filling it all at once, this procedure is carried out over several sessions. We set the schedule together, allowing for how long injection marks remain.
A booster aimed at refining skin texture and condition.
We set the order at the consultation so the purpose does not overlap with other boosters. It can be done alone or planned alongside other procedures.
A skin booster aimed at refining the skin's condition rather than replenishing it.
Injected into the dermis in stages, with volume and depth adjusted separately for thin areas such as the eye area. Session intervals take into account how long the marks take to settle.
A booster injected in liquid form, with the course reviewed over time.
This is a procedure reviewed over time rather than one with an immediate change, so sessions are planned at intervals. The area and the volume are decided at the consultation.
An injectable procedure where the purpose — contour line or skin texture — is distinguished first.
Even the same product is used differently depending on dilution and the layer it is placed in. Position and volume are divided while watching left-right balance.
A booster aimed at hydration and refining texture.
When dryness and rough texture are the concern, we review it together at the consultation. When planned alongside energy-based procedures, we adjust the order so recovery periods do not overlap.
※ The information above is a general guide; the actual scope and course may differ with your condition, the area and your procedure history.
Every procedure is decided after a consultation with a specialist.
The specialist checks the area and your condition, then plans the volume and the number of sessions.
The injection points are marked and anaesthetic cream applied, with about 40 minutes for the anaesthesia to take effect. Where needed, a nerve block is used as well.
Injected in stages, checking left-right balance and response.
We review the swelling and the change, then set the interval for the next session.
Different ingredients serve different purposes.
We check your skin at the consultation, then decide which type is needed and in what order.
Injection marks and temporary redness can appear and usually settle within 1–3 days.
We suggest avoiding days when you have plans.
Sessions are usually planned at intervals, followed by maintenance care.
It is possible, though we adjust the order so recovery periods do not overlap.
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