A skinbooster (or skin booster) is a micro-injection of non-cross-linked hyaluronic acid placed in the skin to hydrate it deeply. Mesotherapy combines small amounts of vitamins, minerals and hyaluronic acid; polynucleotides are also used to improve skin quality. In Marrakech, Dr Sara Zahid, a dermatologist in Guéliz, offers them after examining the skin, for the face, neck, décolleté or backs of the hands. These treatments do not change facial volumes: they aim at hydration, fine skin grain and radiance. They are done in sessions a few weeks apart, then as maintenance.
Fine injections of non-cross-linked hyaluronic acid, which spreads through the skin and rehydrates it without filling. Unlike filler, it does not restore volume or redraw a contour: it acts on hydration, suppleness and radiance, on the face, neck, décolleté or backs of the hands. "Skin booster" and "skinbooster" are the same treatment.
A tailor-made mix of vitamins, minerals, trace elements and hyaluronic acid, injected at shallow depth. On the face, it aims at radiance and hydration; on the scalp, it can support the management of hair loss, sometimes with PRP, after an assessment.
Micro-injections used to improve skin quality, alone or as a complement to a skinbooster or a laser. The indication is set at the consultation, according to the state of the skin and your expectations.
Skinbooster and mesotherapy improve skin quality; filler treats volumes and contours; PRP, prepared from your own blood, stimulates the skin or scalp; Botox softens expression lines. These techniques complement each other: the goal and the order of treatments are set at the consultation.
Sun, heat, dry air and wind tire the skin: dehydration, dull complexion, uneven grain. Skinbooster acts on deep hydration; it is readily planned in autumn or early winter, with rigorous sun protection afterwards. It suits olive and pigmented skin, including to prepare for a laser treatment, because it is injected into the skin and adapts to all skin types.
A protocol generally comprises a series of sessions three to four weeks apart, then maintenance according to the skin. The effect appears gradually, over about a month. Small papules, redness or bruising may appear for a few hours to a few days, with limited downtime. Sun protection is recommended.
The treatment is postponed or not advised in case of infection or active herpes in the area, pregnancy or breastfeeding, known allergy to a component, active autoimmune disease or anticoagulant treatment (risk of bruising). The situation is checked before each session.
At the Skin & Aesthetic Clinic, in Guéliz, with Dr Sara Zahid, dermatologist, by appointment, in French, English or Arabic. A consultation comes before the treatment; a detailed quote is given before any procedure, with no single displayed price.
The three terms overlap and cause confusion. Mesolift generally means facial mesotherapy, that is small injections of a mixture of vitamins, minerals and hyaluronic acid; skinbooster means injections of non-crosslinked hyaluronic acid alone, which hydrates deeply; polynucleotides are another product, used for skin quality. These names describe neighbouring treatments: what matters is the product chosen and the goal defined in consultation, not the label.
It combines well with other treatments, in an order that depends on the goal. Before a laser it can prepare dehydrated skin; after a laser or Dermapen, the skin recovers better if a delay specified in consultation is respected. With Botox and filler, sessions are generally spaced a few days to a few weeks apart, to judge each result.
A micro-injection of non-cross-linked hyaluronic acid that hydrates the skin deeply. It improves radiance and suppleness without changing the volumes of the face.
Skinbooster hydrates and improves skin quality; filler, based on cross-linked hyaluronic acid, fills a hollow or redraws a contour. The two can be combined, according to the goal set at the consultation.
Both are superficial micro-injections. Skinbooster is based on non-cross-linked hyaluronic acid; mesotherapy uses a mix of vitamins, minerals and hyaluronic acid chosen according to the skin or scalp.
A protocol generally begins with several sessions three to four weeks apart, followed by maintenance. The exact number depends on the state of the skin and is reassessed during follow-up.
These are very fine pricks, generally well tolerated. An anaesthetic cream can be discussed at the consultation.
The effect is gradual and generally becomes visible after a few weeks. The skin gains hydration, suppleness and radiance, and follow-up allows the protocol to be adjusted.
The price is given by the clinic after assessing the skin: it depends on the product, the number of sessions and the area treated. There is no single displayed price. Contact the clinic by phone, WhatsApp or Instagram; a detailed quote is given before any procedure.
At the Skin & Aesthetic Clinic, in Guéliz, with Dr Sara Zahid, dermatologist, after a dermatology consultation.
Yes. Hyaluronic acid is injected into the skin and suits all skin types; the technique is adapted to each skin.
No, as a precaution: skin boosters are postponed during pregnancy and breastfeeding.
Mesolift is the common name for facial mesotherapy: small superficial injections of a mixture of vitamins, minerals and hyaluronic acid, for glow and hydration. It is offered after examining the skin.
Both are possible depending on the goal: before, to hydrate tired skin; after, to support recovery, respecting the delay given in consultation.
Yes, these are often treated areas: the thin skin of the neck, décolleté and backs of the hands benefits from hydration. Hollow under-eyes are rather a matter for filler; the technique is chosen at the examination.
The hydration fades gradually, hence the value of maintenance, with a rhythm set by the appearance of the skin and its sun exposure. See also the page on the number of sessions.
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