EXOSOMES
WHAT IS EXOSOMES THERAPY IN SKINCARE?
​Exosome therapy is a skincare treatment that uses tiny particles called exosomes to promote healing and regeneration. It can help with wrinkles, acne, scarring, pigmentation, and other skin concerns.

Regenerative Medicine
PRICE: £250
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Exosomes with Microneedling
Exosomes with Morpheus8
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The medical aesthetic industry is undergoing a transformation. Until a few years ago, cosmetic injectables were the only way to achieve skin rejuvenation for anti-ageing, without having to undergo the knife. But they do little for other skin concerns such as acne, pigmentation or rosacea.
Enter Exosome Therapy. These tiny, naturally occurring vesicles are gaining attention for their remarkable potential in skin rejuvenation and hair restoration. But what is Exosomes therapy exactly, and how do they work their magic?
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Exosomes are the natural by-product of cells. They are described as nano extracellular vesicles (microscopic bubbles).
It’s now recognised that these tiny molecules have an enormous role to play in skin and hair rejuvenation. Although they’re not cells, which means they don’t have the ability to replicate, they are however important for tissue healing, regeneration and repair.
Exosomes contain biomolecules including proteins, growth factors, lipids and nucleic acids such as messenger-RNA, (mRNA) and micro-RNA (miRNA). They act as messengers between cells.
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Exosomes therapy for skin has enormous benefits. Exosomes have been shown to:
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Be an effective form of skin rejuvenation for the face, neck and hands
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Drastically diminish the appearance of upper lip and smile lines, crow’s feet, and neck rings.
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Reduce the appearance of age spots and acne scars including skin depressions, and so much more​
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While Exosomes have created a real buzz in skin rejuvenation therapy, they are not a passing trend. Exosomes are revolutionising skin rejuvenation and it is important that our patients have a thorough consultation to explain their development and the current available research . Book a consultation with one of our SE1 doctors here.