Combined radiofrequency and skin hydration protocol
The Neauvia N-BOOST protocol is a structured treatment approach designed to support skin hydration, dermal quality and overall skin texture.
Rather than relying on a single treatment modality, the protocol combines two complementary approaches:
• Radiofrequency stimulation using Neauvia Sectum
• Hyaluronic acid skin hydration using Neauvia Hydro Deluxe
Each treatment component targets a different layer of the skin.
Radiofrequency aims to stimulate the dermal environment through controlled heating, while the injectable skin booster focuses on restoring hydration and supporting the extracellular matrix.
This dual-approach treatment is often used in aesthetic medicine to address early skin ageing and reduced skin quality.
At Dr Hans Clinics the N-BOOST protocol is offered as a consultation-led treatment plan for patients seeking gradual improvement in skin quality.
At Dr Hans Clinics the N-BOOST protocol is offered as either a single session or a treatment course.
Recommended treatment course
Advanced treatment plan
A consultation is recommended to determine the most appropriate treatment plan.
PRF EZ Gel Biofiller is frequently marketed in ways that overstate what it does. Claims of long-lasting structural volume, permanent regeneration, or results comparable to dermal fillers aren’t supported by the current evidence. The published literature on plasma gel treatments is still relatively limited, and most studies are small and early in their design.
What we can say with reasonable confidence: PRF Biofiller improves subtle hollowing and early volume loss in suitable patients, delivers some regenerative stimulus through the PRF component, and does so without synthetic material. Results are real but modest, and maintenance is part of the treatment.
We think patients deserve to know that before they book. The consultation is where we work out whether this treatment makes sense for you, and if something else would work better, we’ll recommend that instead.
MBBS | MSc Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery (UCL) | PGDip Bioethics (UNESCO Chair)
The N-BOOST protocol focuses primarily on skin hydration and skin quality. It combines radiofrequency stimulation with a hyaluronic acid skin booster in order to support dermal hydration and improve overall skin texture.
It is typically considered by patients experiencing:
• dehydrated or dull skin
• early signs of skin ageing
• reduced skin elasticity
• uneven skin texture
A consultation helps determine whether the treatment is appropriate.
The protocol combines two main elements:
• Neauvia Sectum radiofrequency treatment
• Neauvia Hydro Deluxe skin booster
Radiofrequency is used to stimulate the dermal environment, while the skin booster provides hyaluronic acid hydration within the dermis.
Topical skin care products may also be recommended as part of the treatment plan.
Treatment plans vary depending on the patient’s skin condition.
Some patients start with a single session, while others choose a structured treatment course combining several radiofrequency sessions with one or more skin booster treatments.
The exact number of treatments is determined during consultation.
Some patients notice gradual improvements in skin hydration and texture during the treatment course.
Because collagen remodelling occurs slowly, further changes may continue to develop over several weeks.
Results vary between individuals.
Most patients return to normal daily activities shortly after treatment.
Temporary redness, swelling or mild bruising may occur following injections but usually resolves within several days.
Radiofrequency treatment typically produces a warm sensation.
Skin booster injections may cause mild discomfort, but topical anaesthetic can be used if required.
Hyaluronic acid skin boosters gradually break down over time.
Some patients choose maintenance treatments depending on their skin goals and lifestyle factors.
Yes. In aesthetic practice, skin quality treatments are sometimes combined with other procedures such as resurfacing or regenerative treatments depending on the patient’s concerns.
Combination treatment plans are discussed during consultation.
This treatment may not be suitable for individuals who are pregnant, have active skin infections, certain autoimmune conditions, or allergies to hyaluronic acid products.
Suitability is assessed during consultation.
| Contraindication | Reason |
|---|---|
Pregnancy |
Injectable and RF treatments generally avoided |
Active skin infection |
Risk of spreading infection |
Autoimmune flare |
May influence healing |
Allergies to HA products |
Risk of adverse reaction |
Implanted electronic devices |
RF energy may interfere with device function |
Individual assessment is required.
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