EXOSOMES skin rejuvenation

As fresh research has resulted in revolutionary technology, the area of aesthetic medicine has continued to grow. The human body has some of the most advanced technology. Exosomes are an excellent illustration of this!

What are exosomes?

Exosomes are also known as extracellular vesicles. They are microscopic "sacs" that develop outside of cells and contain proteins, RNA, and genetic information. What matters about exosomes is not what they are but how they function. They have regenerative characteristics that are similar to stem cells. They are in charge of numerous essential activities for the body's regeneration processes.

How exosomes function?

Exosomes have been proven to be good for skin care because they include proteins, lipids, and other compounds that can aid healing, hydration, and skin protection. These compounds can aid in the creation of collagen, the reduction of inflammation, and the protection of the skin from external stresses. Exosomes can also aid to boost the efficacy of other active substances such hyaluronic acid, peptides, and antioxidants.

Growth factors, cytokines, and other materials are transferred for cell regeneration and tissue repair. Exosomes increase collagen production, improve skin tone, promote hair regrowth, and perform other jobs that maintain the body healthy and bright.

Exosomes in aesthetics

Exosomes have been utilized in cosmetics to minimize wrinkles, improve skin texture and hydration, and increase skin elasticity, as well as to reduce inflammation and damage caused by UV radiation. Exosomes have also been employed to enhance tissue regeneration in skin wounds and to treat dermatological illnesses such as SLE, psoriasis, atopic dermatitis, systemic sclerosis, pigment control, vitiligo, and hair growth.

Exosomes provide what benefits?

Exosomes increase skin quality, resulting in a more young and radiant look. Exosomes work best when combined with skin tightening treatments like microneedling, Fractora RF microneedling, or even co2 fractional laser to expedite healing and improve outcomes.

_Reduce the appearance of age-related pigmentation

 

_Reduce the appearance of fine wrinkles.

 

_Reduce the look of saggy skin

 

_Make skin hydrated and nourished.

 

_Make skin seem more luminous and even-toned

 

_Improve healing and outcomes following microneedling or laser treatment.

Exosomal proteins and lipids can help plump and moisturize the skin, improving skin texture. Exosome ingredients including cytokines, nucleic acids, proteins, and other bioactive molecules can help protect the skin from environmental stresses and prevent the appearance of dark spots and other blemishes.

How are exosomes used?

Exosome Regenerative Complex is applied directly to the skin after microneedling. You should expect a faster recovery time and increased skin tightening, tone/texture improvement, and a decrease in fine lines and wrinkles for an overall rejuvenating impact. This enables the exosomes to enter the skin and release their payload. Microneedling + exosomes also stimulate the formation of new cells, which can aid in the improvement of skin tone and texture.

 

What is the difference between exosome treatment and stem cell therapy?

The primary distinction between exosome treatment and stem cell therapy is that exosome therapy is cell-free..

Another notable distinction is that exosomes contain approximately three times the growth factors seen in adult stem cells. This increased potency allows for speedier repair, regeneration, and rejuvenation of target cells. So the result is better than a pure stem cell therapy while it has no cell in it.

PRP treatment vs. exosome therapy

Exosomes and PRP treatment are based on similar principles. Exosome treatment, in fact, employs the same notion of utilizing growth factors to stimulate collagen formation as PRP. The primary distinction is that the growth factors in Exosomes are not obtained from a patient's blood, but rather from a laboratory. A normal PRP injection gives up to 12 growth factors to the skin. Exosome therapy is even more potent, providing 380 growth factors.