When skin starts to look dull and fine lines seem to be multiplying, many people look for a skin booster that works on the skin's internal environment through its ingredients. Among them, Filorga 135 (NCTF BOOST 135HA), widely known in Korea by the nickname "Chanel injection," is one of the most familiar. Here is what the product is and the principles SKINIQUE Clinic follows when performing it.
NCTF 135HA, a blend of 53 ingredients
Filorga 135 is a skin booster developed in France, and its official name is NCTF BOOST 135HA. In that name, NCTF (New Cell Treatment Factor) refers to the complex of ingredients that works on the skin cell environment, and HA stands for hyaluronic acid, which holds moisture. Alongside hyaluronic acid it contains 53 ingredients in total, including minerals, vitamins, amino acids, glutathione and nucleic acids, so it addresses a broad range of skin conditions such as hydration, radiance, tone and firmness. The degree of improvement and how soon it is noticed vary from person to person.
Why it is called the Chanel injection
In Korea, this product is better known by the nickname "Chanel injection." Because demand is high, prices differ widely between clinics, and lower-priced options can vary in whether the product is genuine, how much is actually used, and how it is injected. That makes it a treatment you cannot decide on by price alone. Full pricing is available on the price guide.
Four treatment principles at SKINIQUE Clinic
Before price, what deserves a closer look is the procedure itself. SKINIQUE Clinic keeps to the following four principles when performing Filorga 135.
First, verifying that the product is genuine and used in full. We do not stop at showing you the vial before treatment; after the session we also show you the empty vial. This lets you see for yourself that the full 3cc of NCTF was used.
An authenticity sticker is issued as well.
Second, the use of Auto MTS. Roller-type MTS can cover a wide area quickly, but keeping the depth and spacing consistent is difficult. Auto MTS creates micro-channels at a uniform depth so the active ingredients absorb evenly, and it tends to be less uncomfortable, which makes it easier to approach for anyone trying a skin booster for the first time.
Third, the Bellasonic Bellafact mode. Rather than ending right after MTS, we include an additional ultrasound step to support absorption of the ingredients, at no extra charge.
Fourth, cryotherapy and a modeling pack. Cooling settles the skin after the stimulation while ionized delivery supports absorption, and the session closes with a modeling pack for soothing. The finish follows a sequence of delivery, absorption and calming.
Wrapping Up
Filorga 135 is a skin booster that works on the skin's internal environment with 53 ingredients including hyaluronic acid, and what shapes the outcome is as much the verification of the product, the amount used and the injection and finishing steps as the product itself. When looking into this treatment, it is worth comparing the procedure alongside the price. If you are wondering whether it suits your skin, ask us by chat about the right direction for your skin.
This article was written by Dr. Park Tae-hyung, Chief Director. He is the chief director of SKINIQUE Clinic and serves as academic director of the Korean Society for Laser Dermatology and Trichology. First published February 8, 2022 · Last reviewed August 24, 2026
This article is general medical information. Skin condition and response to treatment vary from person to person. Whether and how to treat should be decided through an in-person consultation.