Is Profhilo Worth It? An Overview

Written by an Expert Aesthetic Content Writer Lisa.
Reviewed by Expert Medical Director Dr. Raj Thethi
Published on: November 25, 2025
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Woman receiving Profhilo skin booster treatment for smoother, more youthful skin.

Thinking about trying Profhilo but not sure if it’s worth the money? You’re not alone. With so many skin treatments out there in the wWorld of aesthetics, it can be hard to know what works the best for you. Profhilo has become a buzzword for giving skin a natural, dewy glow without changing your face shape. But does it really live up to the hype? 

In this blog post, we’ll explain it step by step so you can decide whether Profhilo is really worth it for you.

Profhilo & How It Helps Your Skin 

Profhilo is a hyaluronic acid (HA) injectable skin treatment that contains pure HA,  the same component usually found in hydration serums. But unlike fillers, Profhilo doesn’t volumise or change the shape of the face. It glides smoothly under the skin and increases hydration from the inside out.

Once it enters your skin, it promotes collagen and elastin production, making it appear tighter, brighter, and smoother with the passage of time. The face and neck are the most frequent treatment areas, but some also use the hands or décolletage.

2 sessions, 4 weeks apart, is the most advised by most clinics, with a top-up every 6 months to maintain the effects.
Understanding the side effects and their prevention may help you avoid a Profhilo gone wrong scenario.

Is Profhilo Worth It?

Yes, Profhilo might be very much worth it if you aim to improve your skin texture, increase hydration, and give you a glowy, healthy appearance without fillers or anti-wrinkle injections. It’s particularly favoured among those in their 30s, 40s, and beyond who don’t want anything too drastic.

It’s not a miracle that happens overnight; the effects accumulate slowly and naturally. Most patients begin to see softer, fuller skin within weeks, with complete effects visible about a month after the second session.

Why Is Profhilo Worth It?

Here’s what sets Profhilo apart and why so many say it’s worth the cost:

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  • Natural Results 

It doesn’t freeze muscles or volumise them. It just makes your skin look like a healthier version of itself — plumper, smoother, and brighter.

  • Enhances Skin Quality

Unlike treatments that focus on lines alone, Profhilo enhances the quality of the skin. It improves crepiness, dullness, and loss of firmness.

  • Minimum Downtime

The injections take no time and only result in small bumps that dissipate within 24 hours. Most individuals return to work or social activities immediately.

  • Scientifically Proven

Profhilo has one of the highest hyaluronic acid concentrations available. It’s also scientifically proven through clinical trials and widely accepted by UK aesthetic clinics.

  • Can Be Used with Other Treatments

If you already have treatments like microneedling, anti-wrinkle, or peels, Profhilo can complement your routine and enhance the results.

  • Suitable for Early Signs of Ageing

It’s an ideal option for people noticing fine lines, dryness, or sagging but not yet ready for fillers or more invasive treatments.

Who Is Profhilo Best For?

Profhilo is perfect for for individuals who wish to enhance the quality of their skin without altering their facial structure. It suits best for those:

  • In their late 20s to 50s with early to moderate signs of ageing, such as fine lines, dullness, or laxity.
  • With dry or fatigued skin who desire a natural sheen.
  • Desiring subtle improvements and not volume or extreme change.
  • Seeking a low-maintenance treatment with little downtime.
  • Who aren’t sure about fillers or anti-wrinkle treatments desire noticeable skin renewal. 

It is compatible with all skin types and tones, though it’s still advisable to visit for a consultation to see whether it’s an appropriate option for you.

How Is It Different from Fillers or Anti-Wrinkle Injections?

Profhilo is not easily confused with fillers or Botox, but it functions in a completely different manner:

  • Anti-wrinkle injections temporarily relax muscles to minimise wrinkles, primarily around the eyes and forehead.
  • Dermal fillers provide volume and contour to cheeks, lips, or jawlines.

Profhilo does not freeze muscles or define features. It nourishes and rejuvenates the skin internally.

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  • CQC-Registered Clinic with Nationally Recognised Leadership
  • Over a Decade of Surgical & Aesthetic Expertise
  • Personalised treatment plans tailored to your needs

Consider it this way: If anti-wrinkle injections and fillers alter the way your face moves or appears, Profhilo alters the way your skin feels, softer, firmer, and more youthful.

Final Verdict: Is Profhilo Worth It?

If you’re after subtle, natural skin improvement without going too far, Profhilo is definitely worth considering. It’s not the cheapest treatment out there, but for many people, the glow, firmness, and hydration it brings make it well worth the spend.

Of course, it’s not for everyone. You may be disappointed if you’re hoping for overnight results or a radical change. But if you’re consistent and patient, Profhilo can make your skin noticeably better in a way that still looks and feels like you.

The best part? It works quietly in the background, no telling signs of “work done,” just healthy, fresh-looking skin.

FAQs

1. Is there a downside to Profhilo?

The main downside is that results aren’t permanent and require top-up treatments. Some people may also experience mild side effects like swelling or bruising.

2. How long do Profhilo results last?

How long does prohilo last? Profhilo results typically last between 6 and 9 months, depending on your skin type and lifestyle.

3. Is anything better than Profhilo?

It depends on what you’re looking for. Profhilo is excellent for skin hydration and rejuvenation, but if you want more dramatic changes, treatments like Botox or fillers might be more suitable.

4. Do celebrities use Profhilo?

Yes, many celebrities are known to use Profhilo for its subtle, natural-looking results and skin rejuvenation.

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Dr. Raj Thethi

Yorkshire Skin Centre in Leeds is a CQC-registered medical clinic. It is led by Dr Raj Thethi who completed his core surgical training in hospitals around West Yorkshire before branching into aesthetics. Dr Raj Thethi is a Northern Territory Regional Expert for an international dermal filler company called Teoxane. He also sits on their National UK Faculty.

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