Sunekos

Sunekos differs from Profhilo in its composition and effects. While Profhilo primarily uses hyaluronic acid for hydration, Sunekos combines hyaluronic acid with amino acids to stimulate collagen and elastin production, making it ideal for deeper rejuvenation.

Profhilo targets the mid and lower face with specific injection sites, while Sunekos can be injected more broadly, including areas like the forehead and under-eye.

Profhilo requires two sessions a month apart, with quarterly maintenance, while Sunekos involves four sessions spaced 14 days apart, with results lasting up to six months.

Unlike dermal fillers that primarily add volume, Sunekos enhances skin quality from within by regenerating the extracellular matrix. This makes it especially effective for those with severe wrinkles or sun-damaged skin, as it improves overall skin condition from within.

Sunekos is generally well-tolerated, with common side effects such as mild redness, swelling, and bruising at the injection site, typically subsiding within a few days. Serious side effects are rare.

To prepare for Sunekos, avoid taking blood-thinning medications like aspirin or ibuprofen for a few days before the treatment, and refrain from alcohol 24 hours prior. It’s also advisable to schedule your treatment at least two weeks before any significant events to allow any potential side effects to subside.