Exosomes

A type of regenerative medicine, secreted by stem cells and other cell types. Applied as a solution onto the skin after micro-needling, they stimulate the skin to achieve a more youthful and radiant complexion. Exosome therapy works by addressing acne scarring and pigmentation to promote overall skin health and can also be used in the scalp to treat hair thinning.

What are Exosomes?

Exosomes carry messages and signals between cells to promote skin healing and skin regeneration.

Exosomes are tiny particles which contain important substances such as proteins, lipids and growth factors.

Within the skin, exosomes stimulate collagen and elastin production to create healthy, more youthful appearing skin, target pigment cells to treat pigmentation and skin remodelling cells to treat scarring.

Exosomes therapy delivers concentrated growth factors; accelerating recovery, increasing collagen production, and improving skin texture, resulting in firmer, more youthful skin with reduced inflammation. 

Exosomes are applied as a solution on the skin after any treatment which creates tiny channels on the skin, such as Microneedling.

Exosomes calm any inflammation, so can be used to treat acne or redness such as in Rosacea.

When applied after a procedure Exosomes reduce redness and downtime.

Exosomes can also be used on the scalp to treat hair thinning or hair loss. Exosomes stimulate the growth of new hair follicles and boost blood supply to existing ones, resulting in thicker, fuller hair.

Exosomes can also help prevent further hair loss, and recent clinical trials highlight their potential as an effective treatment for alopecia.

Exosomes offer a natural and safe alternative to other invasive treatments.

Unlike Dermal Fillers or anti-wrinkle injections, which mask ageing signs, exosomes actively promote the regeneration of healthy skin cells.

They carry minimal risk of side effects and are suitable for a wide range of skin and hair types.

Best for

  • Hair loss and thinning

  • Inflammatory conditions such as Rosacea, eczema and psoriasis

  • Hyperpigmentation and melasma

  • Sun damage and age spots

  • Acne scars

  • fine lines and wrinkles

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