Fillmed Time Booster (3 bottles x 10 ml)

While topical products do not have the same contraindications as fillers, alcohol consumption can dehydrate the skin. Dehydrated skin is more prone to the "retinol burn" or irritation. We recommend maintaining high hydration levels during the 30-day cycle.

Strictly contraindicated. Retinol (Vitamin A) and its derivatives are not recommended for use during pregnancy due to potential risks to fetal development. Discontinue use immediately if you become pregnant.

Not recommended. Although systemic absorption of topical retinol is low, most experts advise against using high-potency Vitamin A treatments while nursing to ensure the highest safety for the infant.

The formulation contains 0.3% Retinol, 0.5% Hyaluronic Acid, 5% Aloe Vera gel (for soothing), and Vitamin E.

Each 10 ml bottle is designed for a 10-day intensive course. Press the pump to release the retinol powder into the serum, shake well, and apply 2-3 pumps to a clean face at night. A full treatment cycle consists of using all three bottles consecutively (30 days). Practitioners suggest evaluating skin tolerance before moving to advanced treatments like the Russian lips filler technique, as the skin should be in optimal health.

Expect transient side effects common to retinol, such as mild redness, dryness, or "retinol peeling." This is a sign of accelerated cell turnover. If irritation occurs, reduce frequency to every other night. Unlike the purple bruising associated with injections, these effects are purely topical. If severe irritation persists, consult our safety protocol resources for skin barrier repair.

The 0.3% Retinol stimulates fibroblast activity, increasing the production of collagen and elastin. Simultaneously, the included Hyaluronic Acid acts as a humectant to mitigate the drying effects of Vitamin A. This creates a synergistic effect that smoothes the skin surface—a topical alternative to the smoothing seen with injectable skin boosters.