Engineered materials for recovering skin.
AMINA, our first product, is a film made from seaweed-derived polysaccharides. It is dry until it meets moisture, then becomes a soft, clear gel. It is designed to be dispensed by clinics with the treatment, as a course to soothe and comfort skin in the days after an aesthetic procedure.
Aftercare
An hour in the chair. Days to recover. We are writing the protocol.
The quality of a result depends on the days after a procedure, not only the hour in the chair. Yet clear guidelines for those days are still lacking. Phaeora is setting the standard for the post-procedure period, starting with AMINA.
Nikolis et al., Clinical, Cosmetic and Investigational Dermatology, 2026. doi:10.2147/CCID.S577128-
TRL 4
Built, reproduced and characterised in-house.
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2 signed LOIs
From London aesthetic clinics.
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Supported by
For every skin, and every wound.
The same material platform, tuned specifically for evidence-based wound care.
Team
Medical research meets materials science.
Founded by two Imperial College London researchers.
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Andru Angheliu
Co-founder & CTO
Final-year materials science PhD & inventor of AMINA
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Zach Hobart
Co-founder & CEO
Fifth-year medical student & intensive care researcher