
Skinboosters vs Fillers: Which One Does Your Skin Actually Need?
Fillers restore volume. Skinboosters improve quality. Knowing the difference is the key to a natural, well-planned result.

Cosmetic Physician & Founder, Luxskin
Dr Dinelka Samarajeewa, known to her patients as Dr Dineli, is an internationally trained cosmetic physician and the trusted choice of over 10,000 patients across Sri Lanka. She trained as a medical doctor first, and that grounding shapes everything about how she practises aesthetics: evidence first, conservative by default, and always with the patient's long-term skin health in mind. Her approach is safe, evidence-based treatment that enhances your natural features, never overdone, always you. As she puts it: “My goal is not to change how you look. It is to give you the confidence to walk into a room without thinking about how you look.”
MBBS (First Class), Kotelawala Defence University Specialist in Aesthetic & Anti-Aging Medicine, American Academy of Aesthetic Medicine International Fellowship in Aesthetic & Anti-Aging Medicine, Germany Main Cosmetic Physician, Durdans Hospital Cosmetic Centre Consultant, Ninewells Aesthetic Centre

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