Microneedling with Exosomes

Microneedling treatments use a handheld needling device that creates controlled, superficial injuries that don’t damage the outer layer of a patient’s skin. The process sets off a wound-healing cascade, causing the body to release growth factors and immune cells that generate new tissue. 

Cells migrate to these areas and start producing collagen fibers — a protein matrix forms and collagen deposits in the skin, leading to skin tightening. The needles don’t cause real wounds but instead trick the body into sensing an injury and setting off this cascade. Microneedles also break down tissue strands in scars and restore blood flow to the area.

Exosomes are lipid nanoparticles that get secreted by cells. The cells in your body naturally create exosomes as a way to communicate with one another and to help regulate biological processes. 

In addition to the exosomes your body creates naturally, exosomes can also be applied topically in order to dramatically enhance the results of clinical anti-aging treatments. These topically applied exosomes communicate with the cells in your body by producing biosignals. 

The biosignals the topical exosomes create instruct your cells to naturally:

Increase Skin Firmness

Reduce Redness

Improve Skin Texture & Tone

Decrease in General Signs of Aging