Trace enlarged pores, scars, fine lines and loss of firmness back far enough and they meet at a common denominator: declining collagen. Juvelook is a skin booster aimed at that point, prompting the skin to produce collagen of its own. This article covers what Juvelook is made of, how it works, and how the treatment is carried out at SKINIQUE Clinic.
What Juvelook is made of
Juvelook is a collagen-stimulating booster whose name combines Juve, for youth, with look, for appearance. It pairs high-molecular PDLLA, which induces collagen synthesis, with hyaluronic acid (HA) for hydration. Both are biodegradable and biocompatible, and they work by encouraging the skin to generate its own collagen.
Collagen, a principal component of the skin, decreases with age and lies behind many of the changes that follow. Delivering Juvelook evenly into the dermis induces collagen renewal, which may help with acne scars and depressed marks as well as pores, fine lines, and reduced firmness and hydration. The speed and degree of response naturally vary from person to person.
Dermashine and Potenza, two ways to deliver it
At SKINIQUE Clinic, Juvelook can be delivered with the Dermashine device or, alternatively, through the CP-25 pumping tip of the Potenza laser. The Potenza method uses fine microneedles and negative pressure to distribute the solution evenly while delivering radiofrequency energy into the dermis at the same time, so it can be chosen when you want the combined effect of Juvelook and RF stimulation.
The decision starts with the doctor's consultation
With any skin booster, the first thing to establish is whether it suits your skin. At SKINIQUE Clinic the order is not to settle on a procedure in the counselling room and meet the doctor afterwards. When you arrive, you first consult with the doctor who will perform the treatment, and together you check whether the procedure you had in mind is appropriate or whether there is a better alternative. Once the treatment is decided, cleansing and numbing cream follow, and the Juvelook product and the Potenza pumping tip are opened in front of you so you can confirm them.
How the session proceeds
Delivery covers the whole face evenly first, then returns to the areas of concern identified during the consultation for a second pass.
Since many people come for Juvelook with Potenza specifically because of pores, it is a standing principle here that areas where pores stand out, such as the mid-cheek region and the nose, are worked over repeatedly and with care.
Wrapping up
Juvelook is an option that can approach the range of concerns tied to collagen, from scars and pores to fine lines and firmness, and the character of the treatment shifts with the delivery method, Dermashine or Potenza. Detailed pricing is available on the price guide. If you are wondering whether Juvelook is the right direction for your skin, ask us through 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 June 30, 2023 · Last reviewed August 24, 2026
This article provides general medical information. Skin condition and response to treatment vary between individuals. Whether to undergo treatment, and by which method, should be decided through an in-person consultation.