Exosomes
Revitalise Your Radiance
Exosome treatments are a regenerative treatment. Exosomes are nano-size vesicles rich in lipids, proteins, and ribonucleic acids (RNA’s), that enable effective intercellular communication. These nano-sized vesicles secreted by stem cells effectively stimulate the regeneration of cells causing collagen and elastin production. Improving skin texture and skin quality, such as a reduction in fine lines and texture and an increase in the skin’s elasticity and collagen contents.
At Skyn, we use both Exomide and Préime brands of exosomes. We deliver these into the skin through microchannels created by micro-needling. A series of 3-5 treatments at 4-week intervals is recommended.
Treatment Benefits
- Increased collagen
- Reduced discoloration
- Reduced fine lines and smoother skin texture
- Increased elastin production
- Increased skin hydration
- Supports wound healing and skin regeneration
Key Ingredients
- Exosomes
- Growth Factors
- Amino Acids
- Peptides
- Hyaluronic Acid
- Niacinamide
- Glutathione
Exosome Restorative Scalp Treatment
Scalp Exosomes are designed to stimulate hair follicles to regenerate and regrow hair, improve scalp conditions and increase hair density and thickness. This treatment can be performed alone (delivered through microchannels created by micro-needling), or in combination with ‘PRP Hair Restoration’ to further enhance the regenerative properties of both modalities. A series of 4 treatments at 4-week intervals is recommended.
Treatment Outcomes
- Restore and strengthen hair follicles
- Stimulate hair growth
- Improve scalp health
- Improve hair density and thickness
Key Ingredients
- Exosomes
- Growth Factors
- Amino Acids
- Peptides
- Additional hair growth stimulating extracts
PRICING MENU
Exomide Exosomes
from $450
COMMON Exomide Exosomes QUESTIONS
What are exosomes?
What are exosomes?
Exosomes are small, nano-sized vesicles produced and released by cells in the body. They contain a variety of molecules, including proteins, RNA (ribonucleic acid), lipids (fats), and other bioactive substances. The specific contents of exosomes vary depending on the type of cell they originate from.
Can you use Exomide™ if you are pregnant or breastfeeding?
Can you use Exomide™ if you are pregnant or breastfeeding?
The decision to use Exomide™ during pregnancy or breastfeeding is up to the treating practitioner. Exomide™ has been tested and approved by the Korean Dermatology Research Institute for use during pregnancy and breastfeeding.
Are exosomes stem cells?
Are exosomes stem cells?
No, exosomes are not stem cells. They are secreted from cells in the body and are cell-free and DNA-free, meaning they cannot replicate or transform. Additionally, because exosomes lack immune markers on their surfaces, they are unlikely to be rejected by the body.
What is the function of an exosome?
What is the function of an exosome?
Once exosomes are secreted or released from a cell, they play a crucial role in cell-to-cell communication, transferring information and altering the behaviour of neighbouring cells. It’s important to note that exosomes are not cells themselves; they are small vesicles released by cells and cannot reproduce. Their primary function is to influence other cells, which contributes to their favourable safety profile.
What other treatment modalities can Exomide™ be used with?
What other treatment modalities can Exomide™ be used with?
Exomide™ can be applied topically following various treatments, including:
- CO2 Laser
- RF Microneedling
- Intense Pulsed Light (IPL)
- LED Light Treatments
- Injectables
- Threads
Will Exomide™ Scalp work anywhere for hair growth?
Will Exomide™ Scalp work anywhere for hair growth?
Yes, Exomide™ Scalp can promote hair growth, but hair follicles must be present for the treatment to be effective.
Are there any contraindications?
Are there any contraindications?
Exomide™ should not be used if the patient:
- Is systemically unwell
- Has a history of severe allergies
- Currently has an active skin infection, cold sores, sunburn, eczema, psoriasis, or a healing wound
- Is hypersensitive to ingredients, including hyaluronic acid, lidocaine, amide-type local anaesthetics, or strep type-A gram-positive bacterial proteins
Are there any risks associated with Exomide™?
Are there any risks associated with Exomide™?
The following risks are associated with the use of exosomes as a topical cosmetic treatment. After treatment, temporary side effects such as heat, bruising, swelling, and redness may occur and usually resolve within a few days. Less common side effects can include tenderness, raised bumps under the skin, allergic reactions, itching, or mild rashes.
Always consult with your practitioner to ensure Exomide™ is suitable for you.
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For a consultation, or to book in for a treatment,
call SKYN 08 9389 9022 or request an appointment online.
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