“After autumn arrives, sheet masks make my skin drier, foundation cakes more heavily – my skin feels like a ‘long‑parched wasteland’.” This is the real experience of many with dry, sensitive skin during seasonal transitions. While regular skin boosters can add hydration, they often “quench surface thirst without relieving deep drought” – single hyaluronic acid can only temporarily increase skin moisture, without improving deep cellular metabolism or barrier function. The Korean Galleria Multi‑Dimensional Nutrient Infusion System precisely compounds cross‑linked hyaluronic acid, polynucleotide (PDRN), amino acids, trace minerals, and antioxidants in a “superficial‑mid‑deep” three‑layer progressive injection, moving the skin from “passive water absorption” to “active water generation” – restoring healthy radiance from the inside out.
Most skin boosters on the market use low‑molecular‑weight hyaluronic acid as their main ingredient, which temporarily increases skin hydration through water absorption after being injected into the superficial dermis. But these ingredients metabolise quickly (usually 2‑4 weeks) and cannot address the skin’s own “moisture‑retention capacity” or “cellular vitality.” If the fibroblasts in the skin’s basal layer are already “sluggish,” no amount of external water can be transformed into lasting plumpness and radiance.
More commonly, many boosters only perform “superficial mesotherapy” without designing a nutrient plan for different layers (epidermal basal layer, dermal papillary layer, dermal reticular layer). It’s like watering plants without loosening the soil – water is added, but roots can’t go deep. The Galleria system uses “layered nutrient formulation” and “multi‑channel injection technology” to ensure that active ingredients of different molecular weights reach their optimal depths, achieving the synergistic effect of “hydration, regeneration, and repair.”
The Galleria Multi‑Dimensional Nutrient Infusion System is a multifunctional skin booster protocol based on “cellular nutrition” theory. It uses a “honeycomb composite formula” containing five core ingredients: ① Cross‑linked low‑molecular‑weight HA (continuous moisture‑locking for over 48 hours); ② PDRN (promotes fibroblast proliferation and repairs damaged DNA); ③ Multiple amino acids (raw materials for collagen synthesis); ④ Trace elements (zinc, copper, selenium) (cofactors for superoxide dismutase, free‑radical scavengers); ⑤ Vitamin B complex (promotes cellular energy metabolism).
During treatment, the doctor customises the ratio based on skin analysis results and uses a “nine‑needle micro‑injection + pressure infusion” technique to deliver the nutrient solution evenly to three depths of 0.5‑1.5mm, forming a “three‑dimensional nutrient network.” The entire procedure takes about 40 minutes, with only mild redness post‑treatment, subsiding in 2‑3 days. Results gradually appear over 1‑2 weeks and can last 3‑6 months.
Low‑molecular‑weight cross‑linked HA (about 500kDa) injected into the deep dermis forms a micro‑cross‑linked network that can continuously bind water molecules up to 1000 times its own weight, creating a “water reservoir” in the dermis. This “slow‑release” moisture‑locking mechanism keeps the skin highly hydrated for 1‑2 months post‑treatment, rather than being rapidly metabolised like regular boosters.
PDRN (polydeoxyribonucleotide) acts as an A2A receptor agonist, activating fibroblast proliferation and migration while suppressing inflammatory cytokine release. It repairs DNA damage caused by UV and oxidative stress, allowing ageing cells to “reboot” to a youthful metabolic rate. At 2‑4 weeks post‑treatment, skin elasticity, firmness, and radiance significantly improve, while underlying redness and sensitivity decrease.
Amino acids (arginine, proline, glycine, etc.) are precursors for synthesising natural moisturising factors (NMF) and stratum corneum lipids. Trace elements zinc and copper are key cofactors for antioxidant enzymes (SOD, glutathione peroxidase), effectively scavenging free radicals and reducing photodamage. Together, they repair the damaged skin barrier, reduce transepidermal water loss (TEWL), and transform the skin from “sensitive” to “resilient.”
Vitamin B3 (niacinamide) and vitamin B5 (panthenol) inhibit melanosome transfer to the epidermis while promoting keratinocyte turnover, fading dullness and sallowness. Combined with glutathione precursors (N‑acetylcysteine), they reduce oxidative stress‑induced pigmentation at its source. After a course of treatments, skin tone becomes more even and translucent, leaving behind the “tired, sallow look.”
Natural feel: The effect is not a “false glow” surface sheen, but a radiance and plumpness that emanates from the deeper layers – even without makeup, the skin looks “alive and healthy.”
Harmonious integration: Skin moisture, elasticity, and tone improve simultaneously – the overall texture improves harmoniously, without the patchiness of “local brightness with surrounding dullness.”
Personalised precision: Based on skin type (dry, oily, sensitive, combination) and seasonal changes, the ingredient ratio is flexibly adjusted – truly “one formula per person.”
Long‑lasting durability: Because PDRN and amino acids trigger the cells’ own repair mechanisms, the effect decay is more gradual – a single session can last 3‑6 months, and with repeated treatments, the skin’s baseline condition progressively improves.
| Dimension | Traditional Basic Booster (HA) | Galleria Multi‑Dimensional Infusion |
|---|---|---|
| Key ingredients | Single low‑molecular HA | HA + PDRN + amino acids + trace minerals + antioxidants |
| Depth of action | Superficial dermis (~0.8mm) | 0.5‑1.5mm triple‑layer progression |
| Primary effects | Short‑term hydration | Hydration + regeneration + barrier repair + brightening |
| Metabolic cycle | 2‑4 weeks | 3‑6 months (regenerative effect continues) |
| Skin quality improvement | Limited | Significant (elasticity, texture, radiance) |
| Suitable skin types | Normal/dry | Dry/oily/sensitive/combination – all customisable |
Those with active infections, autoimmune diseases, pregnancy, or known allergy to any ingredients should be evaluated by a doctor first.
💰 Cost Reference
In Korea, Galleria is priced by formula dosage and treatment area. A basic facial infusion (1.0‑1.5ml compound formula) costs approximately 500,000 – 800,000 KRW per session; a full‑face deep customisation (including neck, 2.0‑2.5ml) is about 800,000 – 1,200,000 KRW; additional periorbital or hand enhancement adds 200,000 – 400,000 KRW. A complete course of 3 sessions (at 4‑week intervals) is recommended, totalling about 1,500,000 – 2,500,000 KRW. The above includes injection fees, anaesthetic cream, and post‑treatment repair masks, but excludes oral supplements.
🕒 Recovery Timeline
Day of treatment: Mild redness and visible needle marks – ice packs can help. Avoid makeup, sun exposure, and high‑temperature environments for 24 hours. Gentle cleansing is fine; use medical‑grade repair sprays.
Days 1‑3: Redness subsides, needle marks close – skin feels smooth and initially hydrated. It is recommended to apply medical‑grade repair masks daily to boost hydration.
Weeks 1‑2: HA moisture‑locking reaches its peak; PDRN and amino acids initiate repair – skin radiance and elasticity noticeably improve, and fine lines soften.
Month 1: Barrier function strengthens, skin tone becomes even, texture refined – overall state reaches a “glowing skin” level. A second session is recommended at 4 weeks.
Months 3‑6 after completing 3‑session course: Skin foundation is significantly improved – even without ongoing treatment, hydration and elasticity remain high. Annual maintenance of 1‑2 sessions is recommended to sustain the youthful state.
Skin dehydration is never just “surface dryness” – it is a chain reaction of cellular hunger, barrier sluggishness, and slowed metabolism. The significance of Galleria is transforming “water” into “nutrition” and “hydration” into “skin nourishment” – when every drop of nutrient is precisely delivered where it is needed, the skin no longer relies on “layering” to mask its thirst. It will “glow” on its own – a healthy, lustrous radiance that emanates from the deepest layers.