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Prices vary with the product used, the amount injected, whether it is done by hand or by device, and the number of sessions. Compare current starting prices by clinic on Seolle.
An aqua peel cleanses and hydrates the skin surface and usually needs no recovery time, while a skin booster delivers hydrating or regenerative ingredients into the skin through fine injections and aims for longer-lasting moisture and texture. The doctor will suggest which suits your skin at consultation.
Clinics usually apply numbing cream first, but some stinging is common. Small bumps, redness, or pinpoint bruises may appear and often settle within a few days; surface hydration care generally has little to no downtime.
Skin boosters are often given as a series of a few sessions spaced several weeks apart, followed by occasional maintenance, while peels and hydration care can be repeated more frequently. The schedule depends on your skin and is decided with the doctor.
Tell the clinic about allergies, medications, and any recent procedures, and consider having injections earlier in your trip so minor marks can settle. On Seolle you can book the consultation in advance and request interpreter support.