SuneKOS – NEW

Who Is SuneKOS for?

This is a treatment I recommend across a fairly wide age range, because the underlying mechanism, supporting your skin’s own regenerative capacity, is relevant at different life stages for different reasons.

In your thirties and early forties, collagen production is starting to slow down and you may be noticing early changes in skin texture or the beginnings of fine lines. SuneKOS works well here as both a corrective and a genuinely preventative measure. In your forties and fifties, it is particularly effective for addressing skin laxity, hollowing and the gradual loss of density that can make the face look tired or older than it feels. In the sixties and beyond, I tend to combine it with other treatments for a more comprehensive approach, but it remains a valuable part of what I offer.

It works well on the face, neck, decolletage and hands. These are all areas where skin quality tends to decline noticeably with age and where conventional treatments can sometimes look unnatural. The progressive, biostimulatory nature of SuneKOS tends to produce results that are hard for people to put their finger on in a positive way: you just look well.

SuneKOS is a great treatment if you are:

• Noticing skin that looks dull, tired or less firm than it used to
• Concerned about fine lines or crepey texture, particularly around the eyes, mouth or neck
• Looking for a treatment that improves skin quality rather than just adding volume
• Someone who wants natural-looking results from a progressive course of treatment
• Interested in maintaining your skin rather than waiting until changes are significant

Why I Always Consult Before I Treat?

I do not offer same-day treatments to new patients. I know that might sound inconvenient and I understand it occasionally frustrates people who are ready to go. But there are good reasons for it.

SuneKOS involves injections into the dermis, across multiple points, in areas that require a thorough understanding of facial anatomy. I need to assess your skin properly before I treat it: its condition, the areas that will respond best, whether there are any contraindications I need to know about, and whether this is genuinely the right treatment for your concerns. Sometimes it is and sometimes there is something else, or a combination of things, that would give you a better result.

I also think it is important that you understand what you are having done, what to expect during a course of treatment, and what realistic improvement looks like. SuneKOS is not a one-and-done procedure. It requires commitment to a course of sessions and some patience while the biological process does its work. I would rather you come in well-informed than disappointed because the result did not match an expectation we never discussed.

What we cover in your consultation:

• Your skin history, concerns and what you have tried before
• Your medical history and any medications you are taking
• A full assessment of your skin and the areas we might treat
• An honest discussion of what SuneKOS can and cannot achieve for you
• The recommended course, spacing and what to expect at each stage
• Consent paperwork and full aftercare information before anything happens

What to Expect

Consultation first, always

Every new patient starts with a proper medical consultation. I need to understand your skin history, what you have tried before, what medications you are on, and what you are realistically hoping to achieve. SuneKOS works beautifully for the right patient, but it is not for everyone, and I will tell you honestly if I think something else would serve you better.

Preparing your skin

I will advise you on what to avoid before your session. Certain skincare actives, supplements and treatments can affect how your skin responds, so it is worth planning ahead. Nothing complicated, but worth knowing.

The treatment itself

Each session takes around 20 to 30 minutes. I use fine needles to inject SuneKOS into the mid-dermis across the areas we have agreed to treat. The technique is methodical rather than dramatic. Most patients find it very manageable. A mild anaesthetic cream can be applied beforehand if you prefer.

Aftercare

Some redness and minor swelling is normal in the first day or two. I will give you written aftercare before you leave. The main things: avoid intense heat, direct sun, strenuous exercise and certain skincare for a short period. It is not complicated.

The full course

SuneKOS works progressively. One session will not give you the full picture. Most patients complete three sessions spaced two to three weeks apart, and the improvement continues to build for several weeks after the final session. Patience is part of the process, and I will be honest with you at each appointment about how you are responding.

Results: What to Expect and How Long It Lasts

SuneKOS is not a treatment where you walk out and immediately see a transformation. That is not how it works, and I am always upfront about that. What you will notice in the days after your first session is some initial hydration and a subtle improvement in radiance. The more meaningful changes, the improvements in texture, firmness and elasticity, come progressively as your fibroblasts respond and the collagen remodelling process gets underway.

By the end of a full course of three to four sessions, most patients see a clear improvement in skin quality that tends to continue developing for several weeks after the final treatment. The results look natural because they are a product of your own skin renewing itself, not something being added from outside.

In terms of longevity, the effects typically last between six and twelve months depending on your age, skin condition, lifestyle and how your body responds. Maintenance sessions every six months or so help sustain the improvement. I will always be honest with you at review about how you are responding and what I recommend going forward.

Safety, Side Effects and Who It Is Not Suitable For

SuneKOS has a good safety profile and has been used in clinical aesthetics across Europe for a number of years. The ingredients, amino acids and hyaluronic acid, are naturally occurring substances that your body recognises and works with rather than against. That said, it involves injections, and all injectable treatments carry some level of risk, which I will discuss with you fully before we proceed.

The most common side effects are mild redness, swelling or bruising at the injection sites, which typically resolves within a day or two. Because SuneKOS is injected at multiple points across the treatment area, there can be more post-treatment redness than with a single-point injection, though it is generally short-lived. I will always make sure you know what to expect before your appointment so you can plan accordingly.

SuneKOS is not appropriate if you are:

• Pregnant or breastfeeding
• Allergic to any of the components of the formula
• Dealing with an active skin infection or inflammatory skin condition in the treatment area
• Taking anticoagulant medication (this needs to be discussed at consultation)
• Immunocompromised or on immunosuppressive therapy

If you are unsure about any of these, mention it when you get in touch. That is exactly what the consultation is for.

Pricing

I keep pricing straightforward. The figures below are starting points: the exact cost depends on how many areas we’re treating and how much product is needed, which we would discuss at consultation. You’ll always know the full cost before we proceed.

Every price includes the consultation and the two-week review. There are no hidden charges.

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