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6 min readUpdated 14 April 2026

Sunekos treatment — What is it, effect & price

Sunekos is not a filler — it is a skin-renewing treatment with amino acids and HA. Stimulates the extracellular matrix and rebuilds skin quality.

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Sunekos is not a filler — it is a skin-renewing treatment with amino acids and HA. Stimulates the extracellular matrix and rebuilds skin quality.

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What is Sunekos?How does Sunekos differ from other treatments?Which areas?ProtocolPriceResultsWho is Sunekos suitable for?Safety

Sunekos is an Italian skin-renewing treatment that combines six amino acids with low-molecular-weight hyaluronic acid. Unlike fillers or bioremodellers, it specifically targets the skin's extracellular matrix — the supporting structure between cells.

What is Sunekos?

  • Glycine, L-Proline, L-Leucine, L-Lysine, L-Valine, L-Alanine (6 amino acids)
  • Low-molecular-weight hyaluronic acid (200 kDa)
  • No cross-linked components

How does Sunekos differ from other treatments?

TreatmentFocus
SunekosRebuilds the extracellular matrix (ECM)
ProfhiloBioremodelling, collagen + elastin
Skin boosterHydration
FillerVolume
Cheek structure and skin quality for the Sunekos guide

Which areas?

  • Periorbital (around the eyes) — primary indication
  • Neck and décolletage
  • Face
  • Backs of the hands

Protocol

  • Sunekos 200: Skin quality, face — 4 treatments, 10 days apart
  • Sunekos 1200: Deeper volume — 2–3 treatments, 3 weeks apart

Price

  • Per treatment: SEK 2,500–4,500
  • Starter course (4 treatments): SEK 10,000–16,000
  • Maintenance every 6 months

Results

  • Increased skin thickness (measurable on ultrasound)
  • More elasticity
  • Fewer fine lines around the eyes
  • Better skin tone

Who is Sunekos suitable for?

  • ✅ Thin, undernourished skin
  • ✅ Periorbital lines and "tired eyes"
  • ✅ Ageing neck/décolletage
  • ❌ Deep static wrinkles (filler or Botox)
  • ❌ A need for immediate volume

Safety

CE-marked in the EU. Low-risk profile thanks to biocompatible amino acids — the same ones found naturally in the body[1].

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Frequently asked questions

Sunekos or Profhilo?
Sunekos: thin or undernourished skin, especially around the eyes. Profhilo: general bioremodelling, cheeks/jawline. Different mechanisms of action; they can be combined.
How many treatments?
Sunekos 200: 4 treatments 10 days apart. Maintenance every 6 months.
Are results visible immediately?
No. Full effect at 4–8 weeks after the initial course has been completed.

Sources & references

  1. Sparavigna A, Tenconi B. (2019). Anti-aging efficacy of amino acids and hyaluronic acid injections. Journal of Cosmetic Dermatology.

Disclaimer: The content of this article is for information purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. Always consult licensed healthcare professionals before undergoing any treatment.