Injectable Fillers & Biostimulators
Sunekos
Also known as: Sunekos
Pain Level
Mild
Downtime
1-2 days
Sessions
1 (Moxie tried Sunekos 1200 once)
Cost Range (AED)
AED 3,600 (Moxie's cost)
Results Timeline
Glow visible quickly; lasted around 6 months at best
Moxie Notes
From Moxie
I tried Sunekos 1200, and it gave me a fresh, healthy glow. I did like the result. The issue is that it felt similar to PDRN for me: temporary, expensive, and not something I need to keep repeating when my skincare is already strong.
At around AED 3,600, I would rather invest in long-term skincare habits than keep paying for injectable glow.
Start Here
First, try this if
Dull, dehydrated or mildly crepey skin. People who want skin quality, not facial volume. Patients comfortable with temporary injectable results. Fitzpatrick III-VI skin tones, with standard injection-trauma care.
Don't expect
Results build gradually, not overnight — realistic timeline is Glow visible quickly; lasted around 6 months at best.
See a dermatologist first if
People expecting dramatic tightening. Active skin infection or uncontrolled inflammation. Budget-sensitive patients expecting long-lasting correction. Anyone who has not optimized sunscreen and skincare basics first.
What It Is
Sunekos is an injectable skin booster combining hyaluronic acid with amino acids. Clinics often present it as a biorevitalizing option for skin quality, fine lines, dehydration and crepiness. It is not meant to build cheekbones or change facial structure.
Moxie covers it because it sits in the expensive glow category: nice when it works, but not automatically worth repeating.
How It Works
The formula is based on the idea that HA improves hydration while amino acids support extracellular matrix activity. The expected result is smoother, fresher-looking skin rather than obvious lift or volume. Because it is a microinjection treatment, technique still matters.
Sensitive areas such as under-eyes can bruise or swell, and the result is gradual and temporary.
The Evidence
Concerns Addressed
Fine Lines: Sunekos may soften the appearance of fine dehydration lines by improving skin hydration and quality. Dehydrated Skin: HA can help improve temporary skin plumpness and bounce. Loss of Firmness / Crepey Skin: It may support mild skin quality concerns, but it is not a replacement for lifting devices or surgery.
Published studies exist around hyaluronic acid/amino acid injectables, but the evidence base is not as broad as established fillers, botulinum toxin or major laser procedures. The practical read is that Sunekos can be reasonable for subtle skin quality improvement, while claims of dramatic lifting should be treated cautiously.
Sunekos is a patented amino-acid + HA injectable; published evidence is mostly small case series and manufacturer-sponsored studies rather than large independent RCTs. Mechanistic rationale (stimulating fibroblasts to produce new collagen/elastin/HA) is plausible but not yet confirmed by high-quality independent trials. Downgraded from documented grade pending larger independent RCTs.
View source →Reviewed by Moxie — last checked July 2026
Am I a Good Candidate?
Dull, dehydrated or mildly crepey skin. People who want skin quality, not facial volume. Patients comfortable with temporary injectable results. Fitzpatrick III-VI skin tones, with standard injection-trauma care.
Caution or Avoid
People expecting dramatic tightening. Active skin infection or uncontrolled inflammation. Budget-sensitive patients expecting long-lasting correction. Anyone who has not optimized sunscreen and skincare basics first.
What to Expect
Step 1 - Consultation: The injector checks skin quality and whether Sunekos is appropriate versus alternatives. Step 2 - Numbing: Topical numbing may be used. Step 3 - The procedure: Microinjections are placed into the treatment area. Step 4 - Immediately after: Small bumps, redness and bruising may occur.
Avoid sun, heat and actives as advised. Step 5 - Timeline and maintenance: Results are usually gradual and temporary. Maintenance depends on whether the cost makes sense for the individual.
Cost Breakdown
Personal cost recorded: around AED 3,600 for one session of Sunekos 1200 (Moxie's own price paid). There is no fixed multi-session protocol confirmed for this page — check with your clinic if a course is recommended. Effect lasted about 6 months at best for Moxie.
Concerns Addressed
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does Sunekos last?
In Moxie's experience the glow lasted around 6 months at best after one session — it's a temporary skin-quality treatment, not a lasting correction.
Is Sunekos better than PDRN or Jalupro?
They're similar in category — HA and amino-acid injectable boosters aimed at glow and hydration rather than volume. Moxie found Sunekos felt comparable to PDRN for her: a nice but temporary and expensive result.
Is Sunekos worth it if I already have a solid skincare routine?
For Moxie, no — her verdict was "pretty result, poor repeat value," and she'd rather invest in long-term skincare habits than repeat an injectable glow treatment.
The Verdict
Not For Me
Pretty result, poor repeat value.
Moxie Ratings
Not medical advice. Content is based on personal experience and published research. Always consult a qualified dermatologist before starting any new treatment or regimen.
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