Want skin like Margot Robbie or Cat Deeley? Here's a lowdown of celebrity favourite tweakments that DON'T involve going under the knife

Published: 22:53, 25 June 2026 | Updated: 22:53, 25 June 2026 Forget fillers – there’s a new A-list facial aesthetic in Tinselstown, and one that doesn’t involve a scalpel either. With celebrities like Margot Robbie showcasing natural glowing skin during awards season and Jodie Comer revealing to Vogue how she takes care of her skin “from within,” injectable skincare is having a moment on the red carpet. Injecting skincare is the preferred skin aesthetic tweakment of choice, designed to hydrate, rejuvenate and improve overall skin quality from within – and unlike traditional dermal fillers, these treatments don’t alter facial structure or add volume. Skin boosters like Restylane and SkinVive work beneath the surface to boost luminosity, improve texture and overall skin health (without altering facial structure), making them an increasingly popular choice for those seeking preventative skincare treatments. What’s more, their relatively reasonable price points mean non-Hollywood types can avail of their potent youth-enhancing powers too. ‘For many clients, skin boosters are a natural extension of good skincare. They are particularly appealing to those who are curious about aesthetics but might not be ready to take the leap into anti-wrinkle injections, filler or other similar cosmetic treatments,’ says Dr. Tom Cryan, Medical Aesthetics Doctor at Thérapie Clinic. ‘Skin boosters are a softer introduction to aesthetics that increase skin hydration from the inside out ensuring the skin looks fresher and more radiant, without noticeably altering the skin. Every treatment plan can be tailored.’ So what exactly is a skin booster? How is it different from filler? How to know which treatment is right for you? From improving skin hydration to targeting fine lines and tired under-eyes, read on for everything you need to know about injectable skincare – including celebrities favourites… Restylane Skinboosters: Loved by: Sharon Stone CANNES, FRANCE - MAY 18: Sharon Stone attends the "Fjord" screening during the 79th annual Cannes Film Festival at Palais des Festivals on May 18, 2026 in Cannes, France. (Photo by Gisela Schober/Getty Images) What is it: A clinically proven hyaluronic acid injectable skin booster designed to deeply hydrate the skin from within, improving texture, radiance, and elasticity without adding volume or altering facial features. What to expect: The procedure involves multiple microinjections of hyaluronic acid into the skin to restore hydration and stimulate collagen and elastin. A course of 2–3 sessions approximately 4 weeks apart is recommended, with gradual improvements in skin quality in the weeks following treatment. Best for: Individuals looking to improve skin hydration, smoothness, and elasticity, as well as reduce fine lines, uneven texture, dullness, or mild scarring. Suitable for a wide range of skin types and tones, and ideal for those seeking natural-looking skin quality enhancement rather than volume. Age range: 25+ (for those who have good skin elasticity but want a boost in texture and glow.) What is it: An FDA-approved hyaluronic acid injectable skin booster designed to improve skin hydration, smoothness, and overall quality, particularly in the cheek area, without adding volume or altering facial contours. LONDON, ENGLAND - MARCH 05: Cat Deeley attends the Cat Deeley x FRASERS Spring Edit Launch at Daphne's on March 05, 2026 in London, England. (Photo by Kate Green/Getty Images for FRASERS / House of Fraser) What to expect: The procedure involves microdroplet injections just beneath the skin to enhance hydration and strengthen the skin’s natural moisture barrier. The treatment typically takes 15–30 minutes, with minimal downtime. Results can last up to 9 months following a single treatment. Best for: Individuals looking to improve skin hydration, smoothness, and overall radiance, particularly in the cheeks. Ideal for those seeking a subtle, natural-looking glow and improved skin quality without volumising effects. Results seen within 3-4 weeks, this is the perfect treatment for a speedy glow up ahead of an event or special occasion such as weddings, holidays, birthdays. Age range: 21+ (for those with good laxity and collagen but who want a longer term hydration boost for increased radiance.) LONDON, ENGLAND - MAY 10: Amanda Holden attends the 2026 BAFTA Television Awards with P&O Cruises at The Royal Festival Hall on May 10, 2026 in London, England. (Photo by Rowben Lantion/BAFTA via Getty Images) What is it: Not a traditional skin booster, as it a hybrid dermal filler that combines hyaluronic acid (HA) for immediate volume and hydration (skin booster element) with calcium hydroxyapatite (CaHA) (filler element) to deliver an immediate lifting effect while stimulating long-term collagen production for improved skin structure and firmness. What to expect: The procedure takes approximately 20–30 minutes and involves injecting the product into targeted areas of the face to restore volume, lift, and contour, with immediate results and continued improvement over time as collagen production increases. Results are long-lasting, typically between 18–24 months. Best for: Individuals looking to address fine lines, wrinkles, and early signs of ageing, as well as those seeking improved skin structure, firmness, and overall facial rejuvenation. Age range: 30+. Ideal for those who have concerns around laxity and volume but who also want increased hydration and glow. NEW YORK, NEW YORK - MAY 16: Lindsay Lohan attends the Gucci 2027 Cruise Collection Show at Times Square on May 16, 2026 in New York City. (Photo by John Nacion/WireImage) What is it: An injectable skin booster treatment combining hyaluronic acid and amino acids, specifically designed for the delicate under-eye area to stimulate collagen and elastin production and improve skin quality from within. What to expect: The procedure involves small injections into the under-eye area to stimulate fibroblast activity, encouraging the production of collagen and elastin. A course of 3–4 sessions, spaced one week apart, is typically recommended. Noticeable improvements in skin texture, brightness, and smoothness can be seen within 7–10 days after the first session, with continued improvement over the course of treatment. There is no downtime, and clients can resume normal activities immediately. Best for: Fine lines, dark circles, crepey skin, and loss of elasticity. Age range: 18+. An effective treatment for all adults with concerns around under eye dark circles and clarity LONDON, ENGLAND - JUNE 24: Joanne McNally attends Joanne McNally's star studded rose launch for Casillero Del Diablo, The Devil doesn't do it luke warm. Temperatures soar, at Perola, art'otel on June 24, 2026 in London, England. (Photo by Max Cisotti/Dave Benett/Getty Images for Casillero Del Diablo) What is it: A revolutionary injectable skin booster treatment that uses high-concentration hyaluronic acid, designed to deeply hydrate the skin and stimulate collagen and elastin production. Unlike dermal fillers, it does not add volume or alter facial shape, instead improving overall skin quality, firmness, and elasticity. What to expect: Profhilo is delivered through a series of small injections just beneath the skin’s surface, using a minimal number of injection points. A course of two sessions spaced four weeks apart is recommended. The product disperses naturally within the skin, improving hydration, smoothness, and radiance. Visible results typically begin to appear around 3 weeks after the second session, with continued improvement over time. Best for: Individuals looking to improve skin hydration, elasticity, firmness, and overall texture, particularly those experiencing dullness, fine lines, or early signs of ageing. Price: From €285 per session (depending on location of treatment) Age range: 30-plus. Ideal for those happy with facial structure but who want to improve firmness, elasticity and hydration at a deeper level.) All treatments available from Thérapie Clinic. Visit therapieclinic.com Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article.