Profhilo is an injectable hyaluronic acid treatment designed to improve overall skin quality rather than change the shape of your face. It contains a very pure, stabilised form of hyaluronic acid that spreads evenly under the skin to boost hydration and stimulate the production of collagen and elastin. The result is smoother, firmer, more radiant-looking skin, especially in areas like the lower face, neck and sometimes décolletage.

In Barford, the price of Profhilo typically ranges from around £200 to £380, but individual clinic rates can differ. Costs depend on the specific product used, whether it is a single session or part of a course, the treatment area and your aesthetic goals, and the practitioner’s experience. If you want to know how much Profhilo costs in Barford or the price of Profhilo in Barford, ask clinics for a personalised treatment plan and a full breakdown of costs. You can find the exact, up-to-date price for this treatment in the catalogue

A standard Profhilo course is usually two treatment sessions spaced about four weeks apart. Many people start to notice improved hydration and a subtle glow within a few weeks, with firmer, smoother skin becoming more visible after the second session. Results typically last around six months, although this can vary depending on factors like age, skin quality, lifestyle and skincare routine. Some people choose maintenance sessions once or twice a year to keep results topped up. Always follow your practitioner’s personalised advice.

Whether Profhilo is worth it depends on your skin concerns and expectations. It is often a good option if you are noticing dullness, fine lines, crepey texture or early skin laxity and you want a natural, non-volumising treatment that focuses on skin quality rather than changing your features. People who are happy with their face shape but want fresher, bouncier, more hydrated skin often find Profhilo a good investment. It is not the right choice if you are looking for dramatic lifting, structural contouring or filling deep folds, where other treatments may be more suitable. A consultation with a qualified practitioner is essential to decide if Profhilo matches your goals, budget and tolerance for downtime.

A Profhilo treatment is a series of precisely placed injections of a high-concentration hyaluronic acid product just under the skin. After a consultation and skin assessment, the practitioner cleanses the area and injects small amounts of Profhilo at specific points, usually with a fine needle or cannula. You may feel brief stinging or pressure, and small bumps at the injection sites are common immediately afterwards; these usually settle over several hours to a day as the product spreads. Over the following weeks, Profhilo works by deeply hydrating the skin and stimulating collagen and elastin, gradually improving skin firmness, elasticity and radiance with minimal downtime for most people.

Profhilo is not a traditional dermal filler, even though it is made from hyaluronic acid. Classic fillers are designed to add volume, shape and structure to specific areas, such as lips, cheeks or deep lines. Profhilo, by contrast, is a bioremodelling treatment: it spreads more diffusely through the skin to hydrate, improve elasticity and support collagen and elastin, without creating noticeable lumps, contours or added volume. In simple terms, fillers sculpt and shape, whereas Profhilo focuses on overall skin quality and glow.

Before Profhilo, many people notice dullness, uneven texture, fine lines, crepey or slightly lax skin, especially around the lower face, neck or jawline. After a full course of treatment has had time to work, the skin typically looks more hydrated, smoother and fresher, with a softer appearance of fine lines and a subtly firmer, bouncier feel. The overall effect is usually described as a healthy, natural glow rather than a dramatic change, and your facial features and proportions remain the same. Results vary from person to person, and your practitioner can give you a more realistic idea of what to expect based on your age, skin condition and lifestyle.