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Buy medical-grade skincare online at Kinami Health — the professional cosmeceuticals your clinic actually uses, sourced direct and shipped fast. Our range covers ZO Skin Health, Sesderma and Mediderma: brightening serums, retinol and vitamin C formulations, post-procedure repair creams and professional SPF. We supply clinics, medspas and licensed skincare professionals only, with guaranteed authenticity, wholesale pricing and tracked delivery across the UK and Europe.
Buy medical-grade skincare online at Kinami Health — the professional cosmeceuticals your clinic actually uses, sourced direct and shipped fast. Our range covers ZO Skin Health, Sesderma and Mediderma: brightening serums, retinol and vitamin C formulations, post-procedure repair creams and professional SPF. We supply clinics, medspas and licensed skincare professionals only, with guaranteed authenticity, wholesale pricing and tracked delivery across the UK and Europe.
Kinami Health is a B2B supplier built around what clinics need from a skincare partner: real stock, real provenance, and pricing that leaves margin in your retail and post-treatment protocols.
Every product is sourced through authorised channels and supplied in original, sealed manufacturer packaging with intact batch numbers and expiry dating. No grey-market repackaging, no unbranded decants.
Trade pricing across the full range, with volume tiers on core lines like ZO daily protocols and Sesderma ampoule packs. Build a retail shelf and a post-procedure protocol from one supplier and one invoice.
We sell to licensed skincare professionals, clinics and medspas. Account verification keeps professional-grade actives — high-percentage retinoids, professional peels, prescription-adjacent formulations — in trained hands.
Products are supplied as CE-marked cosmetic products in line with EU/UK cosmetic regulations.
Same-day dispatch on orders placed before cut-off, with tracked shipping and cold-chain handling where a formulation requires it.
Our professional skincare range is organised by the three houses clinics ask for most. Each links through to the full brand catalogue.
ZO Skin Health Dr. Zein Obagi’s physician-dispensed system, built for protocol-driven clinics. Core lines in stock include the ZO Exfoliating Polish and Enzymatic Peel, Complexion Renewal Pads, the Exfoliation Accelerator, Growth Factor Serum and the broad-spectrum Daily Sunscreen and Sunscreen + Primer SPF range. Best suited to structured pre- and post-procedure programmes where patient compliance is tracked.
Sesderma Spanish dermocosmetics built on liposomal delivery, with strong ampoule and single-dose formats for in-clinic use. Stocked lines include C-VIT (vitamin C brightening and radiance), Hidraderm Hyal (hyaluronic hydration), Repaskin (photoprotection and sun repair) and Azelac RU for pigmentation. Ampoule packs make Sesderma the practical choice for post-treatment take-home kits.
Mediderma Sesderma’s professional-only sister brand, formulated for cabin and post-peel use. Range includes Azelac for inflammatory and pigmented skin, Mela 360 for melasma and stubborn hyperpigmentation, and Sens-Age for reactive, ageing or barrier-compromised skin. Designed to sit alongside a professional peel protocol rather than as standalone retail.
Medical-grade skincare (also called cosmeceutical or professional skincare) refers to formulations sold through clinics and licensed practitioners rather than retail shelves. They use higher active concentrations, better-validated delivery systems and clinically tested formulations, which is why they require professional guidance to use safely.
The practical differences:
Active concentration. Retinoids, vitamin C, azelaic and hydroxy acids appear at meaningfully higher, clinically studied percentages than the same actives in high-street products.
Delivery, not just ingredients. An active only works if it reaches the right depth. Liposomal encapsulation, stabilised vitamin C and time-release retinoid systems are what separate a professional formulation from a retail one with the same ingredient on the label.
Formulated as protocols. Professional lines are designed as sequences — prep, treat, protect — rather than standalone products, which is why they pair with in-clinic procedures.
Supplied under professional oversight. Higher actives carry real risk of irritation, barrier damage and post-inflammatory pigmentation without correct assessment, which is why these products are restricted to trained professionals.
Evidence behind the claims. Professional lines are typically supported by clinical or instrumental testing on the finished formulation, not just on the isolated ingredient.
Every professional treatment has a recovery window, and what the patient applies during it determines the result as much as the procedure. After a chemical peel, mesotherapy session or microneedling, the barrier is compromised: the protocol shifts to gentle cleansing, barrier repair, strict photoprotection and a controlled reintroduction of actives.
Typical post-procedure sequence: a non-foaming cleanser, a barrier repair or hydrating cream (Sesderma Hidraderm, Mediderma Sens-Age), broad-spectrum SPF from day one, and a staged return to retinoids and acids from roughly day seven, subject to your assessment.
Build a full protocol from one supplier: browse our professional chemical peels and mesotherapy ranges and pair them with the aftercare products above.
Where can I buy ZO Skin Health and Sesderma professionally?
Both brands are professional-supply only and are not sold through general retail. Kinami Health supplies ZO Skin Health, Sesderma and Mediderma to verified clinics, medspas and licensed skincare professionals. Register a trade account to see wholesale pricing and place orders.
Do you offer professional skincare wholesale pricing?
Yes. All pricing on the site is trade pricing for verified professional accounts, with volume tiers on core lines. Contact us for a bulk quote if you’re stocking a full retail shelf or a multi-site clinic group.
What is the difference between a day spa and a medspa?
A day spa provides non-medical treatments — facials, massage, retail-grade products — with no clinical supervision. A medspa operates under medical oversight and can perform procedures such as injectables, medical-grade peels and laser, which is why medspas can supply and use higher-strength professional skincare that day spas cannot.
Which products work for acne-prone skin?
Professional acne protocols usually combine a salicylic or glycolic cleanser, a retinoid, and an anti-inflammatory pigment-control agent such as azelaic acid — Sesderma Azelac and Mediderma Azelac are the usual choices for post-inflammatory marking. Selection depends on severity, skin type and whether the patient is on prescription therapy, so protocols should be built per patient.
How do I choose products for a patient’s skin type?
Assess barrier condition first, then oil balance, then primary concern. Compromised or reactive skin starts with barrier repair before any actives are introduced; oily and congested skin tolerates a faster actives ramp. Concern-led selection — pigmentation, ageing, acne — comes after the barrier is stable.
How long before results show?
Hydration and texture changes are typically visible within two to four weeks. Pigmentation and tone corrections generally need eight to twelve weeks of consistent use, and collagen-driven changes from retinoid protocols take twelve weeks or longer. Advise patients accordingly to protect compliance.