JANE
Appearance Medicine

Treatment options
Skinvive by Juvéderm
Hydrating Smoothing Plumping
Skinvive by Juvéderm is the first hyaluronic acid microdroplet injectable designed to improve the smoothness and hydration of the skin.
Rather than adding volume and changing facial shape, Skinvive by Juvéderm works by refreshing the skin from within, supporting hydration and helping skin look healthier, smoother, more radiant, and naturally glowing.
Sunekos
Regenerative Rejuvenating Restorative
Sunekos is an injectable treatment that combines hyaluronic acid with a specialised blend of important amino acids. This unique formulation stimulates the production of both collagen and elastin, helping restore the skin's structure from within. Sunekos does not add volume, it works to improve skin quality - supporting hydration, elasticity, and smoothness. Sunekos can be especially helpful in delicate areas such as around the eyes, neck, and hands, helping to correct fine lines, crepiness, and loss of firmness.
Profhilo
Firming Remodelling Revitalising
Profhilo is a bio-remodelling injectable made of a high concentration of hyaluronic acid. It stimulates collagen and elastin production, and boosts skin hydration and elasticity without adding volume. Profhilo's formulation allows it to spread smoothly beneath the skin to restore firmness, reduce fine lines, and smooth texture.
Botox
Refining Refreshing Softening
Botox anti-wrinkle injections are designed to smooth expression lines caused by repeated muscle movement. By temporarily relaxing specific facial muscles Botox helps the skin appear fresher and smoother, and lightens negative expressions, without changing the way you naturally express yourself.

Tired, dull, uneven skin
Our skin is made up largely of keratin, collagen, elastin, plus other important substances like hyaluronic acid. It has three primary layers, each of which helps:
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act as a barrier
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retain hydration
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influence how our skin looks and feels
As we get older, we undergo changes both from inside (natural/chronological aging) and outside (sun exposure, smoking, pollution, etc.). These changes affect collagen, elastin, and hyaluronic acid in a few key ways.
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Changes as we age:​
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Decline in collagen and elastin
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The production of these structural proteins slows down. Collagen synthesis, for example, drops by about 1–1.5% per year after early adulthood.
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The fibres themselves become more fragmented, disorganized, and less effective.
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Loss / reduction of hyaluronic acid (HA)
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HA is a molecule in skin that holds water and helps maintain hydration, elasticity, and softness.
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As we age, the skin’s ability to make HA decreases. Also, its degradation (break-down) increases. The result is less water retention, more dryness, less plumpness.
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Combined effects
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The skin structure becomes weaker and more disorganized. Texture becomes more uneven, hydration drops, fine lines and wrinkles deepen.
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Light reflects less well off uneven skin surfaces, making skin look duller and flatter than when its structure was smooth and firm.
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This is a natural process, but many external factors accelerate it (sun damage, smoking, poor skincare).
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