Hydro Boost
Skin hydration naturally changes over time and can be influenced by factors such as ageing, genetics, sun exposure, lifestyle and individual skin characteristics. These changes can contribute to dryness, changes in texture and the appearance of fine lines.
At Specialist Skin & Laser Clinics, we offer personalised Hydro Boost consultations for clients concerned about skin hydration, texture and other visible changes in skin quality.
During your consultation, our experienced medical team will take the time to understand your skin concerns and aesthetic goals, review your relevant medical history and previous procedures, and complete an individual skin and facial assessment.
Your consultation is an opportunity to ask questions and receive clear information about options that may be appropriate for you, including their potential benefits, limitations, risks, recovery considerations and expected outcomes. Any recommendation will be based on your individual circumstances and clinical suitability, with no obligation to proceed with treatment.
How it Works
Understanding Skin Hydration
Hydration plays an important role in the appearance and overall condition of the skin.
As the skin changes over time, factors such as ageing, environmental exposure and individual skin characteristics can influence moisture levels, texture, elasticity and the appearance of fine lines.
Changes in hydration can present differently between individuals and may be noticeable in areas such as the face and around the eyes.
Because every person's skin is different, an individual assessment is important when considering Hydro Boost or other cosmetic aesthetic options.
Your Consultation
Your practitioner will discuss your skin concerns and aesthetic goals, review your relevant medical history and previous cosmetic or skin procedures, and complete an individual skin and facial assessment.
Discussing Your Options
Following your assessment, your practitioner will discuss options that may be appropriate for your individual concerns and circumstances.
Potential benefits, limitations, risks, expected outcomes, recovery considerations and relevant alternatives will be explained so you can make an informed decision.
Your Treatment Plan
If treatment is considered clinically appropriate and you choose to proceed, an individual treatment plan will be developed based on your assessment and aesthetic goals.
Where a prescription is required, this will only occur following assessment by an appropriately qualified prescribing practitioner.
Your practitioner will explain the proposed treatment and answer any questions before obtaining your informed consent.
Aftercare & Follow-Up
Following treatment, your medical team will provide individual aftercare instructions and explain what you may experience during recovery.
Follow-up care will be recommended or arranged where clinically appropriate.
| Benefits |
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| ✔ Personalised Skin Assessment Your consultation includes an individual assessment of your skin, areas of concern and aesthetic goals to help determine which options may be appropriate for you. |
| ✔ Tailored Recommendations Recommendations are based on your individual skin characteristics, medical history, previous procedures, concerns and desired outcome. |
| ✔ Your Skin Considered as a Whole Your practitioner can consider factors such as hydration, texture, elasticity, firmness and other visible skin changes when assessing your concerns and discussing options that may be appropriate. |
| ✔ Informed Decision-Making Receive clear information about potential benefits, limitations, risks, expected outcomes and recovery considerations before deciding whether you would like to proceed. |
| ✔ Ongoing Clinical Care Where treatment is considered appropriate, your medical team will provide individual preparation and aftercare information, together with follow-up care where clinically required. |
Preparation requirements depend on your individual circumstances and the option being considered.
During your consultation, please tell your practitioner about:
- medications and supplements you are taking
- allergies and relevant medical conditions
- pregnancy, planned pregnancy or breastfeeding
- previous cosmetic or skin procedures
- recent or planned vaccinations
- any previous reactions or complications
- any other information that may be relevant to your care
Where treatment is considered appropriate, your medical team will provide preparation instructions relevant to the proposed procedure.
Do not stop taking prescribed medication unless advised to do so by the healthcare professional responsible for your care.
Aftercare and recovery requirements depend on the procedure performed and your individual circumstances.
Your medical team will provide personalised instructions and explain potential side effects, expected recovery and any activities, products or environmental exposures that may need to be temporarily avoided.
You will also be advised when follow-up is appropriate and when to contact the clinic or seek medical attention if you have concerns.
All cosmetic procedures carry potential risks and side effects, and outcomes can vary between individuals.
Depending on the procedure, temporary effects may include redness, swelling, tenderness, bruising or discomfort. Other less common but potentially more serious complications can occur.
The specific risks depend on the procedure being considered, your medical history, previous procedures and individual circumstances.
Before proceeding, your practitioner will explain the risks and potential complications relevant to the proposed procedure, together with expected recovery, alternatives and any circumstances in which you should seek medical attention.
Not every procedure is appropriate for every person, and suitability can only be determined following an individual assessment.
No particular outcome can be guaranteed.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Your practitioner will discuss your skin concerns and aesthetic goals, review your relevant medical history and previous cosmetic or skin procedures, and complete an individual skin and facial assessment.
Where appropriate, options that may be suitable for you will then be discussed, together with their potential benefits, limitations, risks, recovery considerations and expected outcomes.
You can discuss concerns relating to skin hydration, texture, elasticity, firmness, fine lines and other changes you may have noticed in the appearance of your skin.
Your practitioner will assess your individual concerns before discussing whether any options may be appropriate for you.
There is no single approach suitable for everyone.
Your practitioner will consider your skin, medical history, previous procedures, areas of concern and aesthetic goals before discussing options that may be appropriate for you.
No. Suitability depends on your individual circumstances and the procedure being considered.
Your medical history, previous procedures and other relevant factors will be reviewed as part of your consultation.
Different cosmetic procedures have different purposes and potential outcomes.
Your practitioner will explain what any option being considered is intended to address and what you may reasonably expect before you decide whether to proceed.
Please tell your practitioner if you are pregnant, think you may be pregnant, are planning a pregnancy or are breastfeeding. Your practitioner will consider your circumstances and advise you about the suitability of any proposed procedure.
The products, medicines or other options that may be appropriate for you can be discussed privately with an appropriately qualified health practitioner during your consultation.
Any recommendation or prescription will be based on your individual assessment and clinical suitability.
Whether different cosmetic or skin procedures can appropriately be combined or scheduled around one another depends on the procedures involved and your individual circumstances.
Tell your practitioner about any recent or planned cosmetic or skin procedures so they can advise you appropriately.
Recovery varies according to the procedure and the individual.
Temporary effects such as redness, swelling, tenderness, bruising or discomfort may occur with some procedures. Your practitioner will explain what you may reasonably expect and provide individual aftercare instructions.
All cosmetic procedures carry potential risks and side effects.
Your practitioner will discuss the risks and potential complications relevant to any proposed procedure before you decide whether to proceed.
This depends on your individual circumstances and the option being considered. Where treatment is appropriate, your practitioner will discuss the proposed treatment plan and any follow-up or ongoing care that may be recommended.
Outcomes and their duration vary depending on the individual and the procedure being considered.
Where treatment is appropriate, your practitioner will discuss what you may reasonably expect, including factors that can influence the outcome and its duration.
Recovery varies according to the procedure and the individual. Before proceeding, your practitioner will explain expected recovery, potential side effects, aftercare requirements and any activities that may need to be temporarily avoided.
Costs vary depending on your individual treatment plan and can be discussed following an appropriate consultation and assessment.
A $50 deposit is required when booking your consultation online. If you are assessed as unsuitable for treatment, the deposit is fully refundable.
Any applicable costs will be explained before you decide whether to proceed.
Hydroboost treatment is available at our Albury clinic.