Exosome skin care has earned a reputation as an excellent skin regenerating treatment. As more treatments emerge that focus on deep skin healing to reverse aging effects, Exosome Skincare is working to do just that. Procedures such as fillers and botox are often great for repairing aging skin, such as wrinkles, but they don’t address the damage done to skin with age. Exosome Skincare aims to combat this damage in the form of exosome therapy. But how does this treatment work?
What are Exosomes?
Exosomes in skincare first became popular in medicine to treat many diseases such as cancer and tumors. Research continues to uncover more and more benefits of exosomes and what other conditions they can treat. However, through all of this, it has been proven that they have amazing healing and regenerating properties that work by making the skin healthy from the inside out.
Exosomes are small collections (nanoparticles) detached from the cell and can come from different body parts, such as blood or bone. The cells in our bodies are specialized to carry out their functions – muscle cells are not the same as skin cells. These cells produce different products that must be transported to other body parts. These cell products are usually DNA, RNA, proteins, growth factors, and nutrients that are coated and pushed out of the cell to reach the target area. That’s what we call exosomes. Depending on where we get these exosomes, they can contain precious nutrients essential for skin regeneration, which we can take directly to the skin.
What is Exosomal Therapy for Skin Care?
First, the skin is cleaned so as not to deposit a layer of dirt or dead skin cells. Then there are two ways to perform the procedure; one requires staying, and the other does not. The first method uses the Microneedling Therapy System (MTS), which uses a tiny needle to make a little hole in the skin (so small that you can barely see it). The exosomal treatment mask is then applied to it, and the treatment can be better and more deeply absorbed by the skin through the small holes. It will take several days of downtime to allow the pinhole to heal.
Who is Exosome Skin Care For?
This procedure is for anyone looking for skin regeneration. It can treat age-related skin damage such as wrinkles and fine lines from the sun or unhealthy skin. Unhealthy skin usually has larger pores, facial wrinkles, dehydrated skin, shallow scars, and discoloration. If a person has more severe skin damage, such as sagging skin, deep spots or darker discoloration, more necessary treatments such as fillers are needed to repair it. This treatment is ideal for mild rather than severe skin damage.
