When the season turns and skin feels tight and flaky, more people start looking into skin booster injections. What is less widely known is that even under the same name, the result can read quite differently depending on which hyaluronic acid is used. This article explains what sets Skinique Clinic's glow injection "Zeobel", which combines Xeomin botulinum toxin with Belotero hyaluronic acid, apart, and how the treatment actually runs.
With a glow injection, the product used matters
A glow injection places hyaluronic acid directly into the dermal layer to replenish the skin's moisture. Zeobel combines two premium products for this. One is Xeomin, known as a pure toxin; the other is Belotero, a German hyaluronic acid filler with uniform particles. Belotero integrates evenly into the skin, so it can also address the firmness side that conventional glow injections, focused on hydration alone, tended to leave out. In other words, it is a combination that handles glow and firmness in one session.
How the Zeobel treatment runs
Preparation begins with product verification. We open a genuine Belotero Soft in front of the patient,
and show the Xeomin in the same way.
Once both products are ready, they are mixed firmly and repeatedly through a dedicated connector to produce a uniform solution.
The finished Zeobel mixture is then loaded into a Dermashine Pro device fitted with nine needles.
Dermashine Pro lifts the skin slightly with negative pressure and injects the solution at a set depth. Compared with a hand-held injection, the layer stays more consistent and less product is lost to leakage, which helps deliver the intended volume precisely where it was meant to go.
The injection covers the whole face closely, including the areas around the eyes and nose that are easy to skip. After the full volume has been used with nothing left over, a modeling pack calms the skin. Needle marks usually fade in about two to three days, though recovery speed varies from person to person.
Who might consider it
If your face feels severely tight after cleansing, if makeup lifts and fine lines stand out, or if you want to work on skin texture and firmness alongside hydration, it is worth checking in consultation whether the Zeobel combination fits you. Detailed pricing is available on the price guide.
Wrapping Up
Zeobel is Skinique Clinic's glow injection, mixing two established products, Xeomin and Belotero, and delivering them evenly with Dermashine Pro. What characterises it is that it addresses firmness alongside hydration, and that the genuine products are opened and verified in front of you. If dryness has felt unusually harsh lately, ask us through a chat consultation about the right glow treatment 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 December 7, 2021 · Last reviewed August 24, 2026
This article is general medical information. Skin condition and response to treatment vary from person to person. Whether to undergo treatment, and which method to use, should be decided through an in-person consultation.