SKIN BOOSTERS IN ST.IVES
Improve the look of skin quality and radiance with a targeted injectable skin-rejuvenation treatment — tailored, subtle, and consultation-led.
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An injectable treatment used to support skin rejuvenation and improve the appearance of overall skin quality. Rather than focusing on adding volume, polynucleotides are commonly chosen for clients who want their skin to look healthier, smoother, and more refreshed over time. At Ziba Aesthetics, your appointment starts with a consultation to assess your skin concerns, discuss the areas you’d like to improve, and confirm suitability. We’ll explain expected downtime, the recommended treatment course, and what results are realistic for you.
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Targets overall skin quality for a fresher look
Helps skin look smoother and more radiant over time
A subtle, natural-looking approach (not a “filler look”
Often suitable for delicate areas (subject to assessment)
Results build gradually, making changes look natural
Can be part of a wider skin rejuvenation plan
Consultation-led plan tailored to your skin and goals
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Dull, tired-looking skin that needs a “skin quality” boost
Crepey-looking texture or loss of firmness (appearance)
Delicate areas (e.g., under-eye/face/neck) depending on suitability
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Typically 30–60 minutes
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Minimal; mild redness/swelling/bruising possible.
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Results typically build gradually over weeks; best outcomes often with a course.
smoother, fresher skin.
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Consultation
The Process
Discuss goals, assess skin/areas, review medical history, and agree a course and expectations.
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During treatment
Treatment area is cleansed; small injections are placed carefully; comfort and safety are prioritised.
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Aftercare
Aftercare guidance provided; avoid heat, strenuous exercise, and alcohol for a short period; follow practitioner advice.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Adults wanting a skin-quality focused injectable treatment, subject to consultation and medical history review.
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Pregnancy/breastfeeding; certain medical conditions; blood-thinning medication; active infection/inflammation in the area; previous complications—medical sign-off may be required.
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Consent and full medical history required. Suitability is confirmed at consultation; your practitioner will advise on any additional precautions.
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