SuneKos revitalises your skin's Extra Cellular Matrix (ECM), deeply hydrates, and plumps tissue, resulting in reduced wrinkles, enhanced hydration in both superficial and deep layers, increased volume, and a noticeable boost in elastin and collagen.
How Does SuneKos Work
Sunekos deeply hydrates and plumps the treated tissue leading to ‘dermal biogenesis’. This process results in a reduction in the appearance of wrinkles, hydration to both the superficial and deep layers of your skin, a desirable volumising effect with a dramatic boost to your elastin and collagen.
How Is SuneKos Different To Dermal Fillers
SuneKos contains hyaluronic acid, which can also be typically found in dermal fillers. However, the difference is that SuneKos does not physically inflate the skin; instead, it fosters a natural outcome by engaging with the skin at the cellular level, promoting self-healing. This is made possible by the essential amino acids in SuneKos, crucial for maintaining youthful, healthy skin.
Where Can SuneKos Be Used For Treatment
Here at Skinfinity we offer this versatile treatment in the following areas:
- Full face (periocular/eye area, nasolabial folds, forehead, around the mouth etc)
- Neck
- Décolleté
- Hands
- Arms
- Knees
- Inner Thighs
You may feel that the treatment will benefit you if you are experiencing:
- You are noticing lines and wrinkles.
- You have skin crepiness.
- You have skin that is lacking in elasticity.
- Your skin is thin and lacks volume and plumpness.
- You have dehydrated, sun damaged skin.
- You would like to prevent early signs of skin ageing.
What Are The Different Types of SuneKos
SuneKos comes in two varieties: SuneKos 200 and SuneKos 1200. SuneKos 200 addresses early signs of aging in areas like the eyes, face, neck, chest, and hands. SuneKos 1200 is used alongside SuneKos 200 when extra structural support is needed for sagging skin or deeper wrinkles. Before the treatment, we'll assess your specific needs and discuss the best approach.
This treatment consists of four sessions, spaced 7 to 10 days apart. Each session is a crucial part of the overall process, and your treatment won't be considered complete until all four sessions are finished.