Barrier comfort
A calm routine avoids unnecessary friction and supports comfortable, well-cared-for skin after your clinician says topical products may resume.
Post-injectable skincare · Bangkok
Subderma Skincare
in Bangkok
A consultation-guided skincare routine for people who use botulinum toxin or hyaluronic-acid filler and want thoughtful daily care between appointments.
- POST-BTX & POST-HA
- Personalised routine
- Near BTS Chidlom
Care between appointments
Support the skin.
Respect the treatment.
Your injectable result and your skin condition are related, but they are not the same thing. Botulinum toxin acts on targeted muscle activity, while dermal fillers add or restore volume. A topical skincare routine works at the skin surface and should be chosen for hydration, comfort, texture and barrier support.
At FTV Clinic, the conversation begins with what you received, when it was performed, how your skin currently feels and which products you already use. We then decide whether a Subderma routine is appropriate and when it is sensible to begin.
Hydration
Humectant and moisturising steps can improve the feel and appearance of dry or dehydrated skin, according to the product formula and your tolerance.
Consistency
A simple routine that fits morning and evening life is usually more useful than a crowded shelf of overlapping active ingredients.
Two product families
Choose by injectable type,
then refine by skin.
Subderma separates its range into POST-BTX and POST-HA. The label is the starting point; ingredient tolerance, skin sensitivity and your clinician’s aftercare instructions still determine the final routine.
01
For botulinum toxin appointments
POST-BTX
Designed by the brand as complementary skincare for skin around areas treated with botulinum toxin. Selection focuses on a comfortable routine and the visible quality of the skin—not changing the prescribed toxin dose or replacing follow-up.
- Discuss
- Injection date, treated areas and current aftercare
- Review
- Sensitivity, dryness and existing active products
- Goal
- Hydrated, comfortable and well-maintained skin
02
For hyaluronic-acid filler appointments
POST-HA
Designed by the brand as complementary skincare for people using hyaluronic-acid fillers. Product choice should take account of the injected area, expected swelling, skin condition and the specific aftercare from your injector.
- Discuss
- Filler product, placement, date and recovery
- Review
- Bruising, tenderness, irritation and allergies
- Goal
- A measured routine for hydration and skin appearance
The formula conversation
Look beyond
the product name.
The manufacturer describes Subderma Complex™ as a proprietary combination centred on arginine and niacinamide, used across the range with other product-specific ingredients. Those ingredients may suit many routines, but a familiar ingredient is not automatically suitable for every person or every stage of recovery.
A
Read the complete ingredient list. Check known allergies and avoid duplicating strong actives already in your routine.
B
Patch-test when advised. Introduce products gradually, especially with reactive or recently treated skin.
C
Use sunscreen appropriately. Daily photoprotection remains a core part of maintaining the appearance of healthy skin.
Brand and ingredient descriptions are informational. Product claims and authorisation should be checked against the packaging and current requirements in Thailand before sale or use.
A measured routine
Four steps from consultation
to daily care.
- 01
Tell us what you had
Share the injectable brand or product, treated area, appointment date and the aftercare you were given.
- 02
Review your skin
We discuss sensitivity, allergies, pregnancy or breastfeeding, current medication and your existing skincare.
- 03
Set the timing
Your injector’s directions come first. Do not apply a new topical product to injection sites until you have been told it is appropriate.
- 04
Keep it simple
Follow the selected morning and evening sequence, introduce changes carefully and report irritation or unexpected symptoms.
Good skincare has boundaries
Know when skincare
is not the answer.
Do not use a cosmetic product to self-treat severe pain, blanching or unusual skin colour, increasing swelling, visual disturbance, weakness, breathing difficulty or other concerning symptoms after an injection. Contact the treating clinic or seek urgent medical care as appropriate.
- Delay a new product if the skin is broken, infected, very irritated or your clinician has asked you to avoid topicals.
- Stop and seek advice if a product causes persistent burning, marked redness, swelling or a suspected allergic reaction.
- Bring the product packaging or full ingredient list when discussing allergies, pregnancy, breastfeeding or prescription skin treatment.
Frequently asked
Subderma
questions.
Clear answers before you add anything new to recently treated skin.
What is Subderma?
Subderma is a dermo-cosmetic skincare range positioned by its manufacturer for people who receive aesthetic injectable treatments. It includes product families associated with botulinum toxin (POST-BTX) and hyaluronic-acid filler (POST-HA).
Is Subderma an injectable treatment?
No. Subderma products are topical skincare. They do not contain or replace botulinum toxin or dermal filler, and they do not change the need for qualified assessment, injection technique or medical follow-up.
Will Subderma make Botox or filler last longer?
The manufacturer markets the range as complementary care intended to support the visible result. However, duration varies with the injectable product, dose, placement, metabolism and other factors. Topical skincare should not be presented as a guarantee of a specific extension.
When can I apply skincare after injections?
Follow the instructions from the clinician who performed your treatment. Timing can vary with the product, area and recovery. Avoid introducing a new product directly over injection sites until your clinician says it is appropriate.
What is the difference between POST-BTX and POST-HA?
POST-BTX is the brand’s range associated with botulinum-toxin appointments; POST-HA is associated with hyaluronic-acid filler. Your choice should also consider the full formula, your skin type, allergies and existing routine.
Can sensitive skin use Subderma?
Possibly, but “sensitive” covers many conditions. A history of eczema, dermatitis, rosacea, allergies or reactions to active ingredients should be discussed before use. Patch-testing or a slower introduction may be appropriate.
Can I use it during pregnancy or breastfeeding?
Ask your doctor to review the exact product and complete ingredient list. Do not rely on the range name alone, because formulas and individual medical circumstances differ.
Where can I ask about Subderma in Bangkok?
FTV Clinic is at The Mercury Ville at Chidlom, fourth floor, near BTS Chidlom Exit 4. Contact the clinic before travelling to confirm product availability and arrange a skincare consultation.
FTV Clinic · Bangkok
Let your routine feel
considered, not complicated.
Book a consultation to review your injectable history, skin priorities and the Subderma products currently available at FTV Clinic.
The Mercury Ville at Chidlom, 4th Floor, Room 406 · BTS Chidlom Exit 4 · +66 2 002 2002