June 1, 2026  | 

5 Mins with CACI Rejuva Med’s newest KOL - Dr Hans

CACI is proud to announce Dr Hans, founder of Dr Hans Clinics located in Cavendish Square, London, as the latest Key Opinion Leader (KOL) for its groundbreaking Rejuva Med.

This appointment reflects Dr Hans’ expertise, her straightforward approach to aesthetics, and her authentic, relatable voice. At her clinic, she champions natural-looking enhancements, long-term maintenance and confidence in healthy skin, without the need to pursue dramatic transformation.

Why is CACI Rejuva Med a good entry point for patients curious about aesthetics?

A lot of patients are curious about aesthetics but are not emotionally ready for needles, injectables or anything that sounds too medical. Rejuva Med gives them a way to start improving skin quality, tone and firmness without the fear factor or the needle and downtime aversion.

It also allows patients to understand their face and skin better before making bigger decisions. In my clinic, I prefer patients to build confidence slowly rather than panic-buy

treatments because Instagram told them their face is “collapsing” after 30 so they jump straight into facelifts or injectables.

CACI also suits the patient who wants maintenance, subtle improvement and skin confidence, rather than a dramatic transformation.

What are you most interested in talking about when it comes to Rejuva Med?

The layered technology is what interests me most. Each of the five treatment steps has a different role, and I like that, because skin ageing is not one-dimensional. Ageing does not happen in one layer, so treating it with one modality can be limited.

Skin can look tired because of poor texture, dullness, dehydration, pigmentation, early laxity, loss of tone, inflammation or a combination of all the above. A layered protocol allows us to address several visible contributors in one treatment journey, without necessarily becoming aggressive.

I also like that Rejuva Med gives flexibility. Not every patient needs the same emphasis. Some need more firming, some need skin clarity, some need glow and maintenance, and some need a very gentle route because they are nervous or new to aesthetics.

That is how aesthetics should work: assessment first, treatment second.

What are the technologies that you’re particularly excited about in Rejuva Med?

The technologies that jump out to me are:

GripTec Microcurrent is interesting because it focuses on muscle toning and facial contouring. I see this fitting well for patients with early soft tissue laxity or those who want a lifted, fresher look without injectables and great for patients that have suffered from conditions like Bell’s palsy.

Radiofrequency Skin Tightening is useful when we are talking about mild laxity and collagen support. I like RF when it is used responsibly, with realistic expectations, not sold as a facelift in disguise. Facelifts are facelifts. Machines are machines!

Focused Pulsed Light is helpful from a skin quality point of view, especially when discussing tone, redness, pigmentation and general photodamage, depending on patient suitability and skin type. The FPL tech is genius, versatile and smartly curated for photo rejuvenation without the aggression from traditional lasers.

Talk us through the case studies that you’re planning in clinic?

I would like to use case studies that show where Rejuva Med fits realistically into clinic. The common thread across all my case studies would be realistic outcomes, proper assessment, consistent photography and no exaggerated “miracle” language.

Case Study 1: The aesthetic beginner

A patient who is curious about aesthetics but nervous about injectables. The aim would be to improve skin quality, freshness and confidence while keeping the treatment approachable and low-pressure.

Case Study 2: Early laxity and tired-looking skin

A patient with mild facial laxity, dullness and early ageing changes. The focus would be on RF, microcurrent and skin-quality improvement as a course, with clear photography and honest expectation-setting.

Case Study 3: Maintenance patient

Someone who already has good skin or has had previous treatments but wants regular maintenance rather than more filler or more invasive procedures. This is an important category because not every answer in aesthetics should be “add more product”.

Case Study 4: Skin quality and glow

A patient where the main concerns are dullness, uneven tone and tired-looking skin. This would allow us to show how the oxygenating prep, FPL and infusion elements can support a more refreshed appearance.

How do you see the Rejuva Med protocol fitting into existing treatments at your clinic?

I see Rejuva Med, as a multi-modality treatment, fitting in as a strong skin-quality, maintenance and entry-level aesthetic treatment within the clinic.

It could work well:

· As a first step for patients new to aesthetics

· As a maintenance treatment between injectable or regenerative treatments

· As a pre-event skin-quality treatment

· As part of a longer-term ageing-prevention plan

· As an option for patients who are not suitable for, or do not want, injectables

· As a support treatment alongside other skin and device-based protocols, where appropriate

At Dr Hans Clinics, the aim is not to throw every treatment at every patient. The aim is to choose what makes sense. Rejuva Med gives us another intelligent layer, especially for patients who want visible improvement, minimal downtime and a treatment plan that does not immediately involve needles or even for patients that want something more relaxing, affordable and easier to keep up with in the long term alongside their injectables.

Dr Hans Clinic

About Dr Hans

MBBS, MSC Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery (UCL), PGDIP Bioethics

Dr Hansel Misquitta – better known as Dr Hans - is an aesthetic practitioner and doctor with experience in plastic and reconstructive surgery, across three continents. She has completed her Masters in Burns Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery at UCL in London and a Post Graduate Diploma in Bioethics & Health Law by the International Chair in Bioethics (Formerly known as the UNESCO Chair in Bioethics). Working in London and Mumbai, she focuses on subtle, ethical outcomes, realistic expectations and treatments that improve confidence without making patients look overdone.

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