Dull & Dehydrated Skin

Dull, dehydrated skin occurs when the skin lacks water and the barrier is compromised, affecting all skin types and often worsening fine lines and sensitivity. Medical-led treatments focus on restoring deep hydration, strengthening the skin barrier, and improving skin radiance and long-term health.

Our Treatments

  • Skin Boosters

    Polynucleotides and hylaronic acid skin boosters are injectable treatments designed to improve skin quality, elasticity, and hydration without adding volume for dull, dry or dehydrated skin. They are ideal for improving fine lines, texture, and skin health for people who want radient, hydrated skin without adding volume. They can be used for areas such as face, neck, decolletage, eyes and hands.

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  • Microneedling

    Microneedling is a minimally invasive skin rejuvenation treatment designed to improve skin texture, tone, and overall quality. By stimulating the skin’s natural healing response, it delivers gradual, natural-looking improvements to the face and body.

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  • Superficial Peels

    Superficial peels are gentle, results-driven treatments designed to refresh and rebalance the skin. Ideal for maintenance or first-time peel clients, they deliver brighter, smoother skin with minimal disruption.

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  • HydraFacial

    A gentle non invasive treatment that deeply cleanses, exfoliates and hydrates the skin leaving it glowing and radiant. This patented Vortex technology improves skin texture by removing the build up of dead skin cell, targets congested pores and infuses the skin with hydration. Leaving your skin deeply hydrated, smooth and glowing with no downtime.

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Find a Clinic Near You

  • Dublin City

    dublin@laserandskin.ie

    +353 1 676 6527

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  • Malahide

    malahide@laserandskin.ie

    +353 1 676 6527

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  • Athlone

    athlone@laserandskin.ie

    +353 1 676 6527

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  • Mullingar

    info@laserandskin.ie

    +353 1 676 6527

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Consultation fee will be applied toward treatment cost.