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Skin Hydration
If your skin looks dull, feels tight, or makeup sits unevenly, it’s often a sign of dehydration rather than “needing more filler”. Skin boosters are designed to improve skin quality — so your skin looks fresher, smoother and more radiant.
At Self Care Aesthetic Services we offer two Vivacy skin boosters::
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Stylage® Hydro — a superficial hyaluronic acid booster for hydration and glow
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Stylage® Hydromax — a cross-linked hyaluronic acid booster designed for longer-lasting hydration and improved skin texture and elasticity
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Hydro vs Hydromax — quick guide
Choose Hydro for “thirsty”, dull skin and a fresh glow. Choose Hydromax if skin is persistently dehydrated or looks more crepey and you want hydration with more persistence.
Not sure which suits you? We’ll confirm the best option at consultation.
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Benefits
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Improved skin hydration and comfort
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Increased luminosity (“glow”)
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Smoother-looking skin texture
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Softer appearance of fine dehydration lines
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Improved skin elasticity and overall skin quality
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If your main goal is skin quality rather than volume, this is often a great option.
Popular treatment areas: face, neck, décolletage and hands.
What to expect from this treatment?
How it works
Hyaluronic acid is naturally found in the skin and helps it hold onto water. Skin boosters place hyaluronic acid into the skin to support hydration and improve the way the skin looks and feels over time.
How many sessions?
Many clients do best with a 2–3 session course, then review maintenance based on how your skin responds.
Results & timeline
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You’ll usually see the best results after completing your recommended course.
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Skin often looks brighter and feels smoother as it settles after each session.
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Maintenance depends on your skin, your goals and your lifestyle.
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This treatment won’t replace dermal filler if the goal is volume, contour or lift
Downtime: what to expect
You can usually return to normal activities the same day, but it’s common to have:
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Mild redness
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Small raised bumps at injection points (typically settle as the product disperses)
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Light swelling and occasional bruising