Exosomes

About Exosomes

Exosomes are nanosized small membrane vesicles that are secreted by many cells in the body and can carry information from one cell to another. They are derived from human stem cells and can be used in skin-care products or applied directly into the skin via an injection. They're made up of many different components including peptides, amino acids, lipids, growth factors, and more. Essentially, exosomes are transmitters, sending genetic information and proteins to other cells. They target healing and repair and use cell-to-cell communication, resulting in regeneration from the inside out. In other words, exosomes communicate with other cells in the body, looking for areas that need help and mending and send signals to "unhealthy" cells.

Benefits of Exosomes

Exosomes target the signs of aging, pigmentation, and even rosacea, plus can treat multiple concerns. Exosomes in the skin may also help enhance wound healing, fight pigmentation, and increase protection of the skin against free radicals.

In many cases, exosomes are applied to the skin by a dermatologist or esthetician after a procedure like microneedling, laser treatments or prp therapy. Exosomes are applied both topically and via injection. Topical applications can be done after microneedling appointments. Injections are typically for clients seeking help with hair restoration.

Ideal Candidates

Clients who wish to stop, or at least slow the aging process, will appreciate the benefits of exosomes and exosome therapy.