Sunekos

Sunekos has a positive impact on collagen and elastin production. It gives the skin a younger and more radiant appearance by promoting firmness.

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What is Sunekos?

Sunekos is an injectable biostimulator that gives the skin a younger and more vibrant appearance by promoting firmness. Developed in Italy, this treatment contains a blend of 6 amino acids and non-crosslinked hyaluronic acid.

Its use positively impacts collagen and elastin production in the extracellular matrix of the dermis, an essential component that supports and structures the tissues, while the hyaluronic acid provides deep hydration that improves the texture and overall appearance of the skin.

What is Sunekos used for?

Sunekos is used to treat signs of aging through actions such as:

Improving the firmness of the face, neck, décolleté, hands, arms, abdomen, legs and knees. It is ideal for patients looking to treat skin laxity.
Reducing deep wrinkles around the nose and folds in the cheeks.
Providing deep hydration to the lines around the eyes, known as crow’s feet.
Providing a more even skin tone to improve the appearance of dark circles under the eyes.
Reducing puffiness around the eyes and lifting the height of the upper eyelids.
Treating stretch marks or certain acne scars.

Benefits

It is non-inflammatory and does not stress the tissues. Additionally, the formulation of Sunekos promotes the production of type IV and VII collagen, which stimulates the fibers needed to achieve a lifting effect, and supports greater collagen production compared to other products on the market. One of the main benefits of Sunekos treatment is its ability to deeply improve skin quality, delivering visible and healthy results thanks to its antioxidant properties.

It is used preventively against signs of aging and also as a corrective treatment when it is necessary to address sagging or wrinkles.

Duration

Results from Sunekos can last up to 6 months, after which the treatment can be repeated to maintain and enhance the effects. Longevity may vary depending on skin condition, age and the patient’s lifestyle.

Application process

For Sunekos treatment, an intradermal injection technique is used. Two or three sessions may be required depending on the specialist’s recommendations. Around three sessions of microinjections are usually needed, with intervals of 4 weeks between each one, according to medical guidance and the treatment goals.

Expectations

Results from Sunekos become noticeable 7 to 10 days after the application and remain visible for up to 6 months, depending on the patient’s characteristics.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What can you expect after a Sunekos treatment?

A visibly more hydrated skin, with improved firmness and less noticeable wrinkles.

Is any special care required after Sunekos treatment?

As with other products and treatments used in aesthetic medicine, it is recommended to avoid direct sun exposure, humid environments and intense exercise for at least 2 or 3 days after the Sunekos application.

Is Sunekos suitable for all skin types?

Sunekos is ideal for almost all skin types, especially for those seeking greater firmness and treatment for concerns such as dark circles, deep wrinkles and skin laxity. It can also improve the appearance of stretch marks on the body.

How many Sunekos injections are needed?

It depends on what needs to be treated. The number of sessions will differ when reducing the appearance of stretch marks or improving neck laxity. Dr. Juan Carlos Lloreda, specialist in aesthetic and anti-aging medicine, will determine the required sessions based on the initial evaluation.

Contraindications

It is not recommended for individuals with allergies or skin infections, those who are sensitive to its components, pregnant or breastfeeding women, or individuals with coagulation disorders.

As with all injectable treatments, it may cause swelling, redness or bruising at the injection site, which typically fades within a couple of days.