Exosomes

Exosomes are tiny extracellular vesicles (EVs) containing a variety of biological molecules involved in cell-to-cell communication, including proteins, lipids, RNA and other signaling molecules.

Through this communication, they support the tissue's natural renewal mechanisms, help improve the cellular environment and may contribute to improved skin and scalp quality as part of natural repair and healing processes.

The treatment suits women and men who want to improve skin quality, treat uneven texture, acne scars, pigmentation, fine lines, or as part of a hair restoration plan. Suitability is determined after a medical consultation and according to skin or scalp condition.

Exosomes are delivered into the skin via Microneedling, which creates temporary microscopic channels in the skin and allows efficient delivery of the product to the relevant tissue layers.

In most cases a series of 3–4 treatments is recommended, spaced about 3–4 weeks apart. The number of sessions is tailored individually according to skin or scalp condition and treatment goals.

Improvement usually begins after a few weeks, as the tissue's natural renewal mechanisms continue to work during the months following treatment.

The pace at which results appear and how long they last vary between patients and depend on the condition of the skin or scalp, age, lifestyle and individual biological response.

No. Exosomes are not a filler and are not intended to add volume or reshape the face. Their purpose is to support the tissue’s natural regeneration mechanisms and improve skin and scalp quality.

Biostimulators mainly work by stimulating the body to produce new collagen.

Exosomes, in contrast, do not act as a classic biostimulator; instead, they support cell-to-cell communication and the tissue's natural renewal mechanisms.

In many cases the two approaches can be combined as part of a personalized treatment plan, according to the condition of the tissue and the treatment goals.

Yes.

Exosomes combine well with a variety of aesthetic and regenerative treatments, including Microneedling, medical peels, laser treatments, biostimulators, polynucleotides, PRP treatments and advanced hair treatments.

The combination of treatments is determined after a medical assessment, according to the condition of the tissue, the condition of the skin or scalp and the treatment goals.

When appropriate, exosomes can be part of recovery after treatments such as Microneedling, medical peels, or laser procedures, to support tissue renewal and improve skin quality. Combination and timing are determined on medical grounds.

The treatment is performed after applying anesthetic cream, so discomfort is usually mild to moderate. After treatment, redness, sensitivity, and mild warmth may occur and usually resolve within a few days.

After treatment, local side effects may appear, which in most cases are mild and temporary, including:

• Redness
• Mild swelling
• Sensitivity
• A feeling of dryness
• Local discomfort

In most cases these effects resolve on their own within a few days.

As with any medical treatment, there are also rarer risks and side effects. Before treatment begins, a full medical assessment is carried out, during which the benefits, possible risks, alternatives and aftercare instructions are explained.