Skin Rejuvenation Treatment in Berkshire

Skin rejuvenation treatments are designed to improve skin quality, things like hydration, glow, firmness, fine lines and texture, without changing your natural features.

One of the most effective options for this is injectable skin boosters, which are placed into the skin in small amounts to support healthier-looking, more resilient skin over the weeks that follow.

At There You Glow Aesthetics in Maidenhead, Berkshire, our skin rejuvenation options include Profhilo and Polynucleotides.

While both aim to improve overall skin appearance, they work in slightly different ways and can be tailored depending on whether your main concern is dehydration and crepey texture, loss of firmness, or tired-looking skin.

Skin boosters are commonly chosen for areas that are prone to visible ageing and thinning, such as the face, under-eye area, neck, décolletage and hands.

Results are typically gradual and natural-looking, and your practitioner will recommend the most suitable treatment plan during a consultation. As with all aesthetic treatments, individual results vary.

Profhilo: A skin booster for hydration and firmness

Profhilo is an injectable hyaluronic acid skin booster designed to improve hydration and overall skin quality. Rather than adding volume or altering facial shape, Profhilo spreads through the skin to support a fresher, smoother look and help improve the appearance of crepey texture, dullness and fine lines.

It’s a popular option if your skin feels dehydrated, looks tired, or has started to lose that “bounce” and softness. Profhilo can be used on areas where skin commonly shows early ageing, including the face, neck, décolletage and hands.

What results can you expect?

Most people notice a gradual improvement in skin texture and glow over the following weeks. Your practitioner will talk you through what’s realistic for your skin and create a plan based on your goals. Results vary from person to person.

Typical treatment plan

A common approach is a course of two treatments, usually spaced around four weeks apart, with maintenance recommended depending on your skin and lifestyle.

“I saw Claire recently for Profhilo treatment… her friendly calm manner put me at ease… experienced and made the treatment seem simple and uncomplicated.”
Ruth

Polynucleotides: a gentle boost for repair, texture & “tired” skin

Polynucleotides are a type of injectable skin booster used to support skin regeneration and resilience. They’re often chosen when the goal is to improve skin texture, elasticity and overall skin quality, especially in areas that can look thinner, crepey or more “worn out” over time.

If your skin feels like it’s lost its freshness (for example, it looks dull, feels less firm, or has a more uneven texture) polynucleotides can be a great option.

They’re also commonly used in delicate areas such as the under-eye, as well as the face, neck and décolletage, depending on your skin and suitability.

What results can you expect?

Results tend to be gradual and natural-looking, with improvements building over several weeks as skin quality improves. Your practitioner will explain what’s realistic for your concerns and recommend the best plan for your skin. As always, results vary.

Typical treatment plan

Most clients benefit from a short course of treatments, with spacing and number of sessions tailored to the area being treated and the skin concern.

“I’ve recently completed a course of facial rejuvenation… absolutely thrilled with the results… subtle but impactful… skin glowy and perky.”
Sophia

Treatment areas

Skin boosters can be used in areas where skin often starts to look drier, thinner or less firm over time. Treatment is chosen based on your skin, your goals and what’s most appropriate for the area.

Common treatment areas include:

• Face – overall hydration, smoother texture and healthy-looking glow
• Under-eye area – for crepey, tired-looking skin (suitability assessed first)
• Neck – where fine lines and crepiness can develop early
• Décolletage / chest – often affected by sun exposure and dryness
• Hands – to improve the look of thin, dehydrated skin

If you’re unsure where to start, we’ll guide you during your consultation and recommend the most suitable option for a natural-looking result.

What happens at your appointment?

Your visit is designed to be straightforward and comfortable, with plenty of time to ask questions.

Here’s what to expect:

1. Consultation & skin assessment – we’ll talk through your concerns, the areas you’d like to improve, and your medical history to make sure treatment is appropriate.
2. Treatment recommendation – based on your skin, we’ll advise whether Profhilo, Polynucleotides, or another approach is the best fit, and explain the expected timeline and number of sessions.
3. Prep – the skin is cleansed and we’ll talk you through the injection points. If needed, a topical numbing option can be discussed.
4. Treatment – small injections are placed in carefully selected areas. The appointment is usually quick, and most people describe it as manageable.
5. Aftercare guidance – you’ll leave with clear instructions on what to avoid for the rest of the day and what’s normal in the first 24–48 hours.

If you’re nervous or unsure, that’s totally normal, we’ll go at your pace and only proceed when you feel comfortable.

“Beginning my skin care journey with Claire… impressed with her knowledge, honesty and professionalism… feel very relaxed… can’t wait to see the progress in my skin.”
Fiona

Aftercare (what to do after your treatment)

After your skin rejuvenation treatment, it’s normal for the area to look a little pink or feel slightly tender, with small bumps at injection points for a short time.

For the first 24 hours

• Avoid touching or rubbing the treated area (and don’t apply pressure).
• Skip makeup on the area if possible for the rest of the day.
• Avoid saunas, steam rooms, hot baths and anything that overheats the skin.
• Avoid intense exercise and heavy sweating.
• Avoid alcohol if you bruise easily.

For the first 48 hours

• Avoid facials, massages, exfoliation or active skincare (retinol, strong acids) on the treated area.
• Avoid sunbeds and minimise strong sun exposure.

What’s normal vs what to contact us about

Normal: mild swelling, redness, tenderness, small bumps, light bruising.

Get in touch urgently if: you have worsening pain, heat, spreading redness, pus, fever, or anything that feels unusual or concerning.

We’ll give you personalised aftercare guidance based on the area treated and the product used.