Exosomes are small nano-sized vesicles that are produced and released by cells in the body.
Exosomes contain a variety of molecules including proteins, RNA (ribonucleic acid), lipids (fats) and other
bioactive substances. The contents of exosomes vary depending on the type of cell they were derived from.
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What are Exosomes?
How It Works
Once exosomes are secreted or pushed outside a cell they play a crucial role in cell-to-cell communication with
the ability to transfer information and change the behaviour of neighbouring cells.
It is important to note that exosomes are not cells themselves; they are small vesicles released by cells and are
incapable of reproduction. Their main function is to influence other cells and this characteristic gives them a
favourable safety profile.
Benefits
- Reduce fine lines and wrinkles
- Improve skin texture and pore size
- Reduce pigmentation
- Encourage wound healing
Side Effects
- Heat, bruising, swelling, redness may occur
- Rare: tenderness, raised bumps under the skin, allergic reaction, itching or mild rash
Not Suitable For Patients Who
- Are systemically unwell
- Have a history of severe allergies
- Currently have an active skin infection, cold sores, sunburn, eczema, psoriasis or a healing wound
- Is hypersensitive to ingredients including hyaluronic acid, lidocaine, amide-type local anaesthetics and strep
type-A gram-positive bacterial proteins
Treatment
- 3-4 weeks treatment interval
- 3-5 treatments every 4 weeks
- Following a 3–6-month interval for maintenance is essential for long lasting effect