Can Boosters Really Give You “Glass Skin” Look? Dr. Ajay Rana Explains What They Actually Do

The "Glass Skin" Craze: Fact vs. Fiction in Aesthetic Treatments
The “glass skin” trend has made smooth, glowing and well-hydrated skin one of the most desired aesthetics. It is a highly popularised Korean beauty trend, that focuses on translucent, and poreless skin. This later moved with time, and also came up with Glass Skin 2.0, which shifted the trend towards a more hydrated skin, and prioritised skin barrier over translucent and poreless skin. Dr. Ajay Rana, Founder & Director, ILAMED, and President of the Indian Society of Aesthetic Medicine (ISAM) explains how skin boosters work.
What Are Skin Boosters and How Do They Work?
Skin Boosters are micro-injective cosmetic treatments designed to deeply hydrate the skin and improve its overall texture. One of the main reasons why the skin appears more “glass-like” after a skin booster treatment is due to its increased hydration. The overall look and feel of the skin changes, as it becomes smoother and more moisturised. Moreover, certain types of skin boosters can also affect the production of collagen, thus improving the structure and resilience of the skin.

How are Skin Boosters different from Dermal Fillers?
Skin boosters differ from regular dermal fillers in the sense that they are not primarily used for volumising or reshaping the face, but rather for improving the quality and hydration of one’s skin. Depending on the preparation and technique used, skin boosters involve hyaluronic acid and other substances which improve the condition of the skin and its elasticity.
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Key Benefits of Skin Boosters Explained by Dr. Ajay Rana
Achieving a homogenous, transparent and almost “water-like” appearance of the skin is not only the benefit of a skin booster treatment. Genetics, skin type, hydration, age, melanin content, complexion, acne, and other conditions greatly affect how smooth and glassy one’s skin is.

Who Is an Ideal Candidate for Skin Booster Treatments?
The choice of the product is also very important. Each patient case is different, meaning that each patient should discuss the goals, expectations and preparation for the skin booster treatment with their dermatologist or aesthetic doctor. Those with severe acne, uneven skin tone, redness or other conditions should consult with their dermatologist in order to address those issues before thinking about skin boosters.
The professional conducting the procedure also plays a huge part, which is why it is crucial to choose someone qualified and competent to carry out the procedure. Post procedural redness, swelling, sensitivity and bruising are also normal side effects of a skin booster treatment.
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Conclusion
Finally, it is important to keep in mind that the improvement is gradual, and depending on the preparation, it may last for a certain amount of time. It is necessary to maintain the quality of the skin with regular treatments. Overall, skin boosters are a great addition to any aesthetic treatment plan for those desiring to achieve smoother and more hydrated skin.
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- What are skin boosters?
- Skin Boosters are micro-injective cosmetic treatments designed to deeply hydrate the skin and improve its overall texture.
- Who should consult a dermat before getting skin boosters?
- Those with severe acne, uneven skin tone, redness or other conditions should consult with their dermatologist in order to address those issues before thinking about skin boosters.
- How are skin boosters different from dermal fillers?
- Skin boosters differ from regular dermal fillers in the sense that they are not primarily used for volumising or reshaping the face, but rather for improving the quality and hydration of one’s skin.
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