Exosomes at a glance
- What they treat: tired, damaged and dull skin, fine lines, uneven texture; a special application – scalp care and hair thinning
- Principle: exosomes are nano-vesicles that carry regenerative signals between cells – they stimulate skin renewal, collagen and elastin production
- Application: usually with MicroNeedling (dermapen), no anaesthesia needed
- Recovery: minimal; mild redness settles within 24 hours
- Course: usually a course of 2-3 treatments, according to an individual plan
- Price: according to the protocol – see the price list
What are exosomes?
Exosomes are tiny nano-vesicles (30-150 nm) that cells naturally release to communicate with one another. They act as courier particles: they carry proteins, lipids and signals that „instruct“ other cells to start repair and regeneration processes. When the skin is young, this communication is at its peak; with age it weakens, so the skin renews damage more slowly – visible as slower healing, loss of tone and the appearance of lines.
In aesthetic medicine, exosomes are used as part of regenerative protocols: they are placed into the skin in a targeted way to stimulate its natural renewal, improving skin quality, texture and tone.
How do they act on the skin?
Once placed in the skin, exosomes carry regenerative signals to its cells: they stimulate fibroblast activity, increase collagen and elastin production and speed up the recovery of damaged tissue. After a course of treatments the skin looks healthier, more even and firmer, and the effect develops naturally over several weeks.
Treatment formulations often contain complementary active ingredients alongside exosomes – growth factors, peptides, antioxidants such as glutathione and concentrated retinol – for all-round support of hydration, vitality and firmness.
When are exosomes recommended?
- tired, dehydrated and dull skin;
- uneven texture and fine lines;
- skin recovery after aggressive procedures (laser treatments, ablative procedures);
- acne scars and skin damage;
- preventive anti-ageing care and regeneration support for mature skin.
The treatment is not intended for people with acute infections, active skin inflammation or a history of allergic reactions to the product ingredients – this is assessed at the consultation.
What does the treatment look like?
The treatment begins with thorough skin cleansing, after which the exosomes are delivered using the MicroNeedling (dermapen) technique, which allows even distribution of the product across the entire treated area. The procedure is not painful and usually requires no anaesthetic cream. A soothing peptide mask or exosome cream is applied afterwards. Mild redness resolves within 24 hours.
Exosomes for hair and scalp
A special and increasingly popular application of exosomes is scalp and hair care. Scalp formulations contain exosomes in synergy with growth factors, biotin, amino acids and peptides, and are intended for conditions such as damaged, brittle and dull hair, dry scalp, hair shedding and irregular growth cycles. A course of combined therapy is recommended, with the number and interval of sessions determined by the indication. The goal is a healthier scalp, thicker hair shafts and denser, shinier hair.
How many treatments are needed?
Most patients notice an improvement after the very first treatment, while a course of 2-3 treatments at intervals recommended by the doctor is usually advised for optimal results. The result deepens in the weeks after the course is completed.
Frequently asked questions about exosomes
Is the exosome treatment painful?
No – exosomes are delivered with the MicroNeedling technique, which is well tolerated and usually requires no anaesthetic cream at all.
When will I see results?
First results are often visible after the very first treatment, with gradual improvement continuing over the following weeks. Optimal results come after the completed course.
Is there any downtime?
There is practically no downtime – the skin may be slightly red after treatment, and the redness fully resolves within 24 hours.
How do exosomes differ from biorevitalisation?
Biorevitalisation primarily restores hydration and skin quality with hyaluronic acid, while exosomes act on cellular communication and regeneration – stimulating the skin to rebuild its own collagen and elastin. The protocols can be combined.
Can exosomes help with hair thinning?
Yes – dedicated scalp formulations, combined with growth factors and biotin, are used in courses of therapy for a healthier scalp and stronger, denser hair. The plan depends on the indication.
Read more
- MicroNeedling: skin renewal through collagen stimulation
- Polynucleotides: natural skin bioregeneration
- Fotona hair treatments: laser care for the scalp and hair
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