AMI Eyes & AMI Tone Up: A Guide to Introducing AMI Skin Boosters Into Your Clinic

The aesthetics industry is moving beyond treatments that simply add volume. Today’s clients are increasingly looking for healthier, brighter and more resilient skin, with natural-looking improvements that develop over time.

This shift has created growing demand for regenerative treatments, including polynucleotides, skin boosters and exosome-supported formulations.

The AMI range available from HUK Aesthetics offers practitioners two targeted options for meeting this demand: AMI Eyes, designed specifically for the delicate under-eye area, and AMI Tone Up, a multifunctional brightening and regenerative skin booster for broader facial skin concerns.

Together, these products allow clinics to build treatment plans around two of the most common client requests: fresher-looking eyes and brighter, healthier-looking skin.

About the AMI Range

AMI is a professional aesthetics range focused on improving skin quality through targeted regenerative formulations.

Rather than concentrating on facial reshaping or significant volume replacement, AMI products are designed to support concerns such as hydration, elasticity, uneven tone, fine lines and compromised skin quality.

The range currently available through HUK Aesthetics includes:

• AMI Eyes 1x2ml, a PDRN-based skin booster developed for the under-eye and tear trough area.
• AMI Tone Up 1x5ml, a brightening and regenerative skin booster combining polynucleotides, vegan exosomes and skin-supporting ingredients.

This gives practitioners two clearly differentiated treatments that can be offered separately or incorporated into a wider skin-rejuvenation plan.

AMI Eyes: Targeted Regeneration for the Under-Eye Area

The skin surrounding the eyes is thinner and more delicate than many other areas of the face. It is also one of the first places where clients may notice dehydration, fine lines, crepiness, dullness and signs of fatigue.

AMI Eyes is a tissue-stimulating PDRN skin booster created specifically for the under-eye and tear trough region. Its focus is on improving the condition and structure of the skin rather than adding heavy or artificial-looking volume.

What Is PDRN?

PDRN, or polydeoxyribonucleotide, is derived from purified salmon DNA and is used within regenerative aesthetic treatments to support tissue repair and cellular renewal.

Within AMI Eyes, PDRN helps support collagen and elastin production, hydration and improvements in skin texture and resilience. The treatment is designed to work progressively, helping the under-eye area appear smoother, firmer and more refreshed over time.

What Concerns Can AMI Eyes Target?

AMI Eyes may be considered for suitable clients concerned with:

• Dark or tired-looking under-eyes
• Fine lines and crepey skin
• Dehydration
• Reduced elasticity
• Uneven texture
• Early signs of ageing
• A dull or fatigued appearance

Unlike traditional tear trough filler treatments, the primary purpose of AMI Eyes is skin regeneration and hydration. This makes it particularly relevant for clients who want to improve the quality of the under-eye skin without creating an overly filled appearance.

Introducing AMI Eyes Into Your Clinic

AMI Eyes can be introduced as a dedicated under-eye regeneration treatment rather than being marketed simply as another skin booster.

During consultation, practitioners can assess whether the client’s concerns are primarily related to skin quality, pigmentation, dehydration, hollowing or structural volume loss. Not every under-eye concern has the same cause, so appropriate assessment and client selection remain essential.

A consultation-led treatment description could focus on:

“A regenerative under-eye treatment designed to improve hydration, fine lines, texture and the appearance of tired-looking eyes without adding heavy volume.”

HUK Aesthetics states that a course of three AMI Eyes sessions, usually spaced approximately three to four weeks apart, is generally recommended, followed by maintenance where appropriate. Practitioners should always work within their training and follow the official product protocol.

AMI Eyes can also help clinics create a more complete eye-rejuvenation offering alongside professional skincare, chemical peels, facial skin boosters and other suitable treatments, provided that treatment timings and combinations are carefully planned.

AMI Tone Up: Brightening, Hydration and Regenerative Support

While AMI Eyes focuses on one highly specific treatment area, AMI Tone Up offers a broader solution for clients concerned about dullness, uneven skin tone and overall skin quality.

AMI Tone Up is a professional 5ml skin booster combining polynucleotides with hydrating, brightening and regenerative ingredients. It has been developed to support clearer, smoother and more luminous-looking skin without creating unwanted facial volume.

Key Ingredients in AMI Tone Up

Polynucleotides

Polynucleotides support skin regeneration, hydration and elasticity by helping create a healthier environment for cellular repair and collagen synthesis.

Hyaluronic Acid

Hyaluronic acid helps attract and retain moisture, supporting softer, smoother and more hydrated-looking skin.

Glutathione

Glutathione is commonly associated with antioxidant support and skin-brightening treatments. Within AMI Tone Up, it contributes to the product’s focus on radiance and a clearer-looking complexion.

Tranexamic Acid

Tranexamic acid is included to support clients concerned with the visible appearance of pigmentation, discolouration and uneven tone.

Niacinamide

Also known as vitamin B3, niacinamide helps support the skin barrier and is widely used in formulations targeting uneven tone, redness, enlarged pores and overall skin quality.

Vegan Exosomes

AMI Tone Up also contains plant-based vegan exosomes designed to support skin renewal, hydration, soothing and barrier recovery. The HUK Aesthetics product information states that the exosome ingredient has a human-skin reactivity and irritation index of 0.00.

The combination of these ingredients positions AMI Tone Up as more than a hydration-only booster. It brings together brightening, moisturising and regenerative support within one professional treatment.

Who Could Benefit From AMI Tone Up?

Following a full consultation and suitability assessment, AMI Tone Up may be relevant for clients concerned with:

• Dull or tired-looking skin
• Uneven skin tone
• Visible pigmentation or dark spots
• Dehydration
• Fine lines
• Reduced elasticity
• Enlarged pores
• Redness
• Post-acne marks or uneven texture
• Generally compromised skin quality

Its broad treatment focus makes AMI Tone Up particularly useful for clinics whose clients often present with several connected concerns rather than one isolated issue.

Introducing AMI Tone Up Into Your Clinic

AMI Tone Up can be positioned as an all-round brightening and skin-quality treatment.

Rather than advertising it only as a skin booster, clinics could create a recognisable treatment name and package around the results clients understand most easily, such as:

• The AMI Glow Treatment
• Tone Up Skin Renewal
• Brightening and Barrier Boost
• The Radiance Reset
• AMI Glass Skin Treatment

Treatment marketing should focus on realistic skin-quality goals rather than promising instant or permanent pigment removal.

A suitable description could be:

“A multifunctional skin treatment combining polynucleotides, hyaluronic acid, brightening actives and vegan exosome support to improve hydration, radiance, uneven tone and overall skin quality.”

AMI Tone Up may be delivered through professional techniques including superficial mesotherapy or intradermal papules, subject to practitioner training and the official treatment protocol. The HUK Aesthetics guidance also references the use of mesotherapy devices and multi-needle injectors.

Because AMI Tone Up targets several skin concerns, it can also be incorporated into seasonal programmes, event-preparation plans or longer-term skin-health journeys.

Using AMI Eyes and AMI Tone Up Together

Although the products are designed for different treatment areas and concerns, they can form part of the same overall skin-rejuvenation strategy.

For example, a client may be concerned about tired-looking eyes alongside dull, uneven or dehydrated facial skin. In this situation, the practitioner could create a staged plan using:

• AMI Eyes for targeted under-eye regeneration.
• AMI Tone Up for wider facial brightening, hydration and skin-quality support.

This approach allows practitioners to treat the eye area with a dedicated formulation while using AMI Tone Up across other suitable facial areas.

Treatments do not necessarily need to be performed during the same appointment. Timings should be determined by the practitioner following a consultation, assessment of the client’s skin, previous treatment history and the relevant product protocols.

Creating AMI Treatment Packages

Introducing a product successfully involves more than simply adding it to the treatment menu. Clients need to understand the concern it addresses, why a course may be recommended and how it fits into their wider skin plan.

Clinics could introduce AMI through packages such as:

The AMI Eye Renewal Course

A course of AMI Eyes treatments focused on hydration, fine lines, texture and tired-looking under-eyes.

The AMI Tone Up Course

A programme of AMI Tone Up treatments for clients wanting brighter, more hydrated and more even-looking skin.

The Complete AMI Skin Plan

A consultation-led programme combining targeted eye rejuvenation with broader facial skin-quality and brightening support.

Including professional skin analysis, progress photography and scheduled reviews can help clients understand the gradual nature of regenerative treatments and recognise changes in their skin over time.

Educating Clients About Regenerative Treatments

One of the most important parts of introducing AMI products is setting appropriate expectations.

Regenerative skin treatments are not designed to produce the same effect as dermal fillers. Instead, they focus on supporting the condition, function and appearance of the skin.

Practitioners should explain that:

• Improvements generally develop progressively.
• A course of treatments may be advised.
• Maintenance may be required.
• Results will vary between clients.
• Good skincare and sun protection remain important.
• Consultation and correct product selection are essential.

This education helps clients understand why improvements in hydration, elasticity, brightness and texture may continue to develop after their appointment.

Why Add AMI to Your Clinic?

AMI Eyes and AMI Tone Up give clinics two accessible and easy-to-position treatment options within the growing regenerative-aesthetics category.

AMI Eyes provides a focused solution for one of the most requested and challenging areas to treat, while AMI Tone Up offers a versatile option for broader concerns including dullness, uneven tone, hydration and skin quality.

By offering both products, clinics can create a more complete treatment journey that addresses:

• The delicate under-eye area
• Overall facial radiance
• Hydration and elasticity
• Skin texture and resilience
• Uneven tone and pigmentation concerns
• Preventative skin-quality maintenance

Discover AMI at HUK Aesthetics

AMI Eyes and AMI Tone Up are available to professional practitioners through HUK Aesthetics.

Practitioners can also access supporting product information and protocol documentation to help them understand treatment suitability, techniques and recommended treatment planning.

Introduce AMI into your clinic and provide clients with targeted, regenerative treatments designed around healthier-looking eyes, brighter skin and improved overall skin quality.

Shop AMI Eyes and AMI Tone Up with HUK Aesthetics today.

Products are for professional use only. Practitioners must be appropriately trained, complete a full consultation and suitability assessment, obtain informed consent and follow the relevant product protocol. Treatment results and suitability vary between clients.