Skin Booster
NAD+ Booster
Energy for tired-looking skin.NAD+ is a molecule found naturally in every cell of your body, and levels fall as we age. This booster places NAD+ into the skin with fine micro-injections, helping dull, tired-looking skin look brighter, fresher and more radiant.
- 45 mins
- A short course
- Minimal downtime
At a Glance
Everything you need to know
- Treatment time45 minutesIncluding preparation
- Your courseUsually 3 sessionsA few weeks apart
- ResultsBuild graduallySkin looks fresher over your course
- DowntimeMinimalSmall bumps that settle within a day or two
Is It Right for Me?
A boost for tired skin
If your skin looks dull, tired or stressed, the NAD+ Booster is a lovely way to give it a lift. It works with your skin rather than changing your features, so the result is simply healthier, brighter-looking skin.
- Dull or tired-looking skin
- Loss of radiance and glow
- Skin showing signs of a busy lifestyle
- A fresh, healthy-looking complexion
Your Treatment Day
What to expect
- 01
Consultation
Amna assesses your skin, talks through your goals and checks the treatment is right for you.
- 02
Preparation
Your skin is cleansed, and numbing cream can be applied to keep you comfortable.
- 03
Treatment
NAD+ is placed across the treatment area using fine micro-injections.
- 04
Aftercare
You'll leave with clear aftercare advice so your skin settles quickly.
Aftercare
Looking after your skin
- Small bumps at the injection points are normal and usually settle within 24–48 hours.
- Avoid touching the area and makeup for 12–24 hours.
- Avoid exercise, saunas and alcohol for 24 hours.
- Avoid facials, peels and laser treatments for two weeks.
- Wear SPF daily to protect your skin.
- Book your free review appointment whenever you'd like one.
Questions
Frequently asked
What is NAD+?
NAD+ (nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide) is a molecule found naturally in every cell, where it plays a part in cellular energy. Our natural levels fall with age, which is why it has become popular in skincare.
Is it the same as an NAD+ drip?
No. An NAD+ drip goes into a vein, whereas the NAD+ Booster is placed directly into the skin with fine micro-injections, focusing on the look and quality of your skin.
Does it hurt?
Most people find it very manageable. The injections are very fine, and numbing cream can be applied beforehand to keep you as comfortable as possible.
How many sessions will I need?
Many people have a short course of around three sessions, spaced a few weeks apart. Amna will plan the right number for your skin at your consultation.
Are there any side effects?
Small bumps at the injection points, mild redness, swelling or tenderness are common and usually settle within a day or two. Bruising is possible. Amna will discuss all risks with you before treatment.
Is it suitable for everyone?
It isn't suitable if you're pregnant or breastfeeding, under 18, or have an active skin infection or cold sore in the area. Some medical conditions may need extra care, so Amna will check your medical history at your consultation.
Ready to Begin?
Book your NAD+ Booster
Individual results vary. Your suitability and treatment plan will always be confirmed by Amna at a consultation.
