Exosomes are emerging as a revolution in the field of cosmetic surgery, providing a varied range of possible benefits to enhance the quality of your skin.

What are Exosomes?

Exosomes are tiny membrane vesicles emanating from cells, rich in proteins, lipids and nucleic acids, acting as messengers between cells and carrying essential substances to other cells. They have a crucial role in immune response, cell growth, differentiation and tissue repair.
Recently, Exosomes have been explored in aesthetic medicine, revealing potential therapeutic properties. They are extracted from stem cells, either from the patient or from a donor, then concentrated and reinjected into the patient's skin.

The alliance of Exosomes and Microneedling

The association of microneedling with Exosomes is an aesthetic advancement that has gained ground in recent years. During this procedure, Exosomes are administered into the skin via microneedles, allowing deep penetration and direct delivery of their components to skin cells.
Microneedling also helps encourage cell regeneration, improving skin tone and texture.

Aesthetic benefits of Exosomes

Exosomes can provide a multitude of aesthetic benefits, such as reducing the appearance of wrinkles, improving skin tone and texture, tightening pores, fading acne scars, decreasing inflammation, and promoting collagen production or still elastin.

They have also been shown to be effective in reducing age spots and other signs of aging.

The safety of Exosome treatments

Exosome treatments are often considered safe thanks to their biotechnological production. However, like any medical procedure, risks such as infections, inflammations and allergic reactions may exist.
It is crucial to discuss these risks with Dr. Desouches before opting for Exosome treatment.

Regenerative aesthetics with Exosomes

Regenerative aesthetics is a promising area of regenerative medicine, with treatments aimed at restoring the body to a more youthful appearance and functionality by harnessing its intrinsic resources.
Exosomes prove effective in this regenerative approach.