LongevHA is a biorevitalising hyaluronic acid (HA) skin booster for professional aesthetic use. It combines dual-weight hyaluronic acid (high and low molecular weight) with NAD+, resveratrol, mannitol and peptides to hydrate the skin and support skin regeneration. It is administered by trained aesthetic practitioners.

Is a skin booster the same as a dermal filler?

No. A dermal filler adds volume and reshapes areas of the face by sitting in one place under the skin. A skin booster like LongevHA is injected to hydrate and improve overall skin quality, radiance and texture across an area, rather than to add volume or change facial contours.

LongevHA contains dual-weight hyaluronic acid (both high and low molecular weight) at a concentration of 32 mg/ml (3.2%), plus four active ingredients: NAD+, resveratrol, mannitol and peptides. Mannitol helps reduce inflammation and protects the hyaluronic acid from degradation.

What does LongevHA do for the skin?

LongevHA deeply hydrates the skin and supports biorevitalisation and skin regeneration. Patients typically see a dewy, radiant glow with improved hydration within a few days, with results continuing to develop over the following weeks.

Who can have LongevHA treatment?

LongevHA is a professional product administered by qualified aesthetic practitioners. Patients interested in treatment should consult a trained provider, who will assess suitability. LongevHA is not sold directly to the public.

Where can I get LongevHA?

LongevHA treatments are offered by trained aesthetic practitioners. You can find a provider through the Find a Provider page on the LongevHA website.

Blogs

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Results Your Patients Can See and Feel

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How NAD+, Resveratrol, and Dual-Weight HA Synergize for DNA Repair

The Secret to Longevity: How Mannitol Makes Your Skin Glow Last Longer

The Critical Role of Mannitol in Extending Skin Booster Longevity

The Dream Team: How NAD+, Resveratrol, and Hyaluronic Acid Work Together

The Science of SIRT1: Why NAD+ Injectables Are the Future of Aesthetics

The Breakthrough: Introducing the LongevHA Secret

Three Reasons Practitioners Are Adding LongevHA to Their Treatment Menu

Why LongevHA is the Cellular Upgrade Your Skin Has Been Waiting For

Why LongevHA is the Cellular Upgrade Your Aesthetic Clinic Needs

The Science of Cellular Rejuvenation: Why NAD+ Injectables Are the Future

Moving from ‘Anti-Ageing’ to ‘Skin Longevity’: Why the Market is Shifting

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Why NAD+ Is Emerging as the Next Frontier in Skin Rejuvenation

Why Your Skincare Creams Stop Working (Hint: It’s Cellular Fatigue)

SIRT1 Explained: The Longevity Gene, Simplified

The Power of NAD+: How This Miracle Molecule Recharges Tired Skin

How Cellular Fatigue Affects Your Skin

Why LongevHA Is Designed for a Smoother Post-Treatment Experience

Less Downtime, More Loyalty: How LongevHA Keeps Patients Coming Back

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How to Talk to Your Patients About LongevHA: A Consultation Script That Converts

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The Business Case for LongevHA: Why It Belongs on Your Treatment Menu

What Sets LongevHA Apart? Inside the Science

Why LongevHA Deserves a Place on Your Treatment Menu