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.

AMINA as a dry film in a glass dish.
Dry.
AMINA as a clear gel, held in a gloved hand.
On contact with moisture.

Aftercare

The treatment takes an hour. The result takes days.

What happens in those days shapes the result, yet clear guidelines for them 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.

  • 2 signed LOIs

    From London aesthetic clinics.

  • 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.

  • Zach Hobart

    Zach Hobart

    Co-founder & CEO

    Fifth-year medical student & intensive care researcher

  • Andru Angheliu

    Andru Angheliu

    Co-founder & CTO

    Final-year materials science PhD & inventor of AMINA