Skin boosters now sit alongside toxin and fillers as a core injectable treatment. In our November 2026 dataset, 7,113 of the 20,269 UK venues we track offer them: 35% of the market.
Unlike toxin, skin-booster brands can be promoted by name, and clinics do. 4,954 of the venues offering skin boosters (70%) name at least one brand on their website or menu. That gives an unusually clear view of the competitive picture.
One brand leads by a distance
| Brand | Venues naming it | Share of venues naming a skin-booster brand |
|---|---|---|
| Profhilo | 4,232 | 85% |
| Seventy Hyal | 1,863 | 38% |
| Jalupro | 854 | 17% |
| Plinest / Newest | 682 | 14% |
| Sunekos | 677 | 14% |
| Profhilo Structura | 507 | 10% |
| Fillmed / NCTF | 374 | 8% |
| Nucleofill | 294 | 6% |
| Skinvive | 157 | 3% |
| Rejuran | 141 | 3% |
Base: 4,954 venues naming at least one skin-booster brand. Shares add to more than 100% because many venues name several brands.
Profhilo is named by 4,232 venues, 2.3 times as many as Seventy Hyal in second place. Its lead holds in every region, from 90% of brand-naming venues in London to 78% in Yorkshire and the Humber.
Most Profhilo venues offer something else too
The headline share hides how contested the category is:
- 1,573 venues (32%) name Profhilo and no other skin booster.
- 2,659 venues (54%) name Profhilo alongside at least one competitor.
- 722 venues (15%) name one or more skin boosters but not Profhilo.
More than half the market already offers patients a choice. For a challenger brand, those multi-brand venues are the ones where a second product is already accepted.
The uncommitted venues
A further 2,159 venues offer skin boosters but don't name any brand. That is almost a third of the category with no public brand allegiance. For every brand, Profhilo included, these are the clinics where the account is still to be won or, at least, still to be identified.
What patients pay
Across 3,147 venues publishing a single-session Profhilo price, the median is £220 (middle half: £198 to £250). London venues charge a median £250, against £220 elsewhere. Price is one of the few public signals of where a venue positions itself, and it helps separate premium medical clinics from high-volume operators.
What this means for skin-booster brands
- For the leader, the risk is in the 54% of venues that already stock an alternative. Knowing which they are, and which rival they offer, makes defence specific rather than general.
- For challengers, the target list is the 2,159 venues with no named brand, the 722 already working with a non-Profhilo booster, and the multi-brand venues where switching is easiest.
- For both, brand presence data is only useful when it is attached to the full venue record: location, treatment mix, price point, practitioner type and ownership group.
How KalliData helps
KalliData tracks which brands more than 20,000 UK aesthetic venues name on their websites and menus, and how that changes over time. We can show you where your brand appears, where a competitor does, and where no brand is named at all.
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