Exosome therapy treatments, more advanced than stem cell therapy, are a revolutionary form of regenerative medicine that are being used more widely throughout the medical and aesthetic industry. They are tiny bubbles made by cells that carry proteins, genetic material, and signals. Exosomes work like messengers, delivering these things to other cells in order to change the way they work. Effectively, they help cells talk to each other, doing important jobs like controlling the immune system, helping tissues heal, and maybe even helping treat some diseases.
Exosomes can be extracted from various donor sources in the body; sites where fluids or tissues are rich in these tiny bubbles, making it possible to isolate these small vesicles for potential therapeutic use. Common places include blood – particularly from blood plasma or serum, stem cells – obtained from bone marrow, adipose tissue (fat), umbilical cord tissue.
Exosomes may also be derived from plant cells.
Application is topical (directly onto the skin) after which the exosomes communicate with recipient cells, transferring their cargo of proteins and genetic material. This integration can help fix tissues, control your immune system, or encourage cellular repair and renewal.
Exosome therapies have a range of medical purposes. These treatments can be beneficial to enhance skin regeneration and works really well when complemented with treatments like radio frequency micro needling (Morpheus 8 ) or Dermapen micro needling.
Exosome treatment outcomes vary based on individual factors and the specific condition being addressed. Typically, initial responses might be noticed within weeks to a few months, but substantial changes and optimal results often develop over several months as the exosomes initiate cellular communication and repair mechanisms. Patients may experience gradual improvements in symptoms, such as reduced inflammation, enhanced tissue regeneration, or improved overall function. The full extent of results usually unfolds progressively, showcasing a cumulative effect over time, supporting the body’s natural healing processes and yielding more pronounced outcomes in the mid to long term.
