exosomes are nanoparticles released by nearly all cells in the human body, and skin cells have their very own kind of exosomes. They contain various lipids, proteins, amino acids, peptides, growth factors, and genetic material. 

When used as an in-office skin-care treatment, exosomes are extracted from human stem cells and frozen to keep them stable. 

Exosome therapy involves the application of topical exosomes (in the form of what looks and feels like a serum or gel) after treatments like resurfacing lasers or microneedling. think of exosome therapy as the cherry on top of in-office treatments because it can only be done in conjunction with one — never on its own. 

exosomes are nanoparticles released by nearly all cells in the human body, and skin cells have their very own kind of exosomes. They contain various lipids, proteins, amino acids, peptides, growth factors, and genetic material. 

When used as an in-office skin-care treatment, exosomes are extracted from human stem cells and frozen to keep them stable. 

Exosome therapy involves the application of topical exosomes (in the form of what looks and feels like a serum or gel) after treatments like resurfacing lasers or microneedling. think of exosome therapy as the cherry on top of in-office treatments because it can only be done in conjunction with one — never on its own.