Hyaluronic acid facial
Hyaluronic acid applied on the skin, not injected into it: two different acts, two different results.
In a few words
- 50 minutes, no needle
- Hyaluronic acid as a serum and a mask
- Facial massage to help penetration
- Plumping effect on fine lines and texture
- Combines with microneedling and HIFU
Practical information
- Before the treatment
- A skin analysis is required first: 50 €, deducted from the treatment done the same day.
- From
- €89.00
- Recommended sessions
- One session a month as a course, or a one-off before an event.
- After the session
- Nothing to plan for.
The treatment in detail
Hyaluronic acid is a molecule the skin makes itself. It holds water and keeps the dermis dense, and production drops with age. That is the first thing to show on a face that is thinning.
The session applies hyaluronic acid as a serum and a mask, over fifty minutes, with a massage that helps it penetrate. Nothing is injected: the molecule works in the upper layers, where it holds water and plumps the surface.
This needs saying plainly, because the confusion is common: this treatment does not fill a fold the way a medical injection would. It densifies, hydrates and smooths texture. On a marked fold, that is another trade and another practitioner.
It combines well with microneedling, which opens absorption channels, or with HIFU, which works the deep planes.
You can expect…
Skin that feels denser, less visible fine lines, a fresher complexion.
One session holds for one to two weeks. As a monthly course, the skin keeps a steadier water reserve.
Frequently asked questions
Is it an injection?
No. The hyaluronic acid is applied to the skin, as a serum and a mask. No injection is performed at the salon.
Does it fill a deep wrinkle?
No. A deep fold is a medical matter. This treatment densifies the surface, smooths texture and plumps fine lines.
How long does the effect last?
One to two weeks after a session. As a monthly course, the skin stays better hydrated between sessions.
Can it be combined with microneedling?
Yes, and it is the most logical pairing: microneedling opens the way, hyaluronic acid fills it.
Contraindications
- Recent cut, wound or sunburn on the area
- Active cold sore outbreak
- Known allergy to hyaluronic acid
- Peel or aesthetic procedure less than seven days old
This information does not replace medical advice. An individual assessment comes before any first session, and the treatment may be declined if your situation does not allow it.