Rejuvenate, Repair, and Restore with Advanced Cellular Therapy
What are Exosomes?
Exosomes are small nano-sized vesicles that are naturally found in the body, full of growth factors and proteins that help cells communicate and regenerate. Once exosomes are pushed outside a cell they play a crucial role in cell-to-cell communication with the ability to transfer information and change the behaviour of neighbouring cells.
After skin needling, applying exosomes can speed up healing, reduce inflammation, and boost collagen production. This helps the skin recover more quickly, smooths out fine lines and wrinkles, and improves overall texture and elasticity. Essentially, exosomes work to enhance your skin’s natural repair process, leaving it looking refreshed, radiant, and more youthful.
*It is important to note that exosomes are not cells themselves; they are small vesicles released by cells and are incapable of reproduction. They are cell-free, DNA-free and their main function is to influence other cells giving them a favourable safety profile.
Exosomes are small nano-sized vesicles that are naturally found in the body, full of growth factors and proteins that help cells communicate and regenerate. Once exosomes are pushed outside a cell they play a crucial role in cell-to-cell communication with the ability to transfer information and change the behaviour of neighbouring cells.
After skin needling, applying exosomes can speed up healing, reduce inflammation, and boost collagen production. This helps the skin recover more quickly, smooths out fine lines and wrinkles, and improves overall texture and elasticity. Essentially, exosomes work to enhance your skin’s natural repair process, leaving it looking refreshed, radiant, and more youthful.
*It is important to note that exosomes are not cells themselves; they are small vesicles released by cells and are incapable of reproduction. They are cell-free, DNA-free and their main function is to influence other cells giving them a favourable safety profile.
Exomide™
Exomide is a regenerative exosome therapy derived from adipose tissue (fat tissue) stem cells.
Exomide is extracted, purified then mixed with advanced ingredients.
Exomide advance formula includes:
- 7 Growth Factors
- 17 Amino Acids
- 6 Peptides
- 8 types of Hyaluronic Acid
- 3 Active skincare ingredients
Application:
There are a few ways that Exomide can be applied to your skin. At Wellington Cosmetic Clinic we administer Exomide Exosomes with Dermal-Needling.
Dermal-Needling & Exosomes
The combined use of micro-needling and exosomes facilitates the direct delivery of active ingredients beneath the epidermis. This process significantly enhances the skin’s capacity to absorb active substances while minimising the loss or wastage of these valuable components by opening channels in the skin barrier
Dermal-Needling and topical Exomide
Frequently asked questions
Exosome treatments are considered safe and well tolerated. Your healthcare provider will discuss any potential risks or side effects during your consultation.
No. Exomide is an exosome which are secreted by cells in the body (they are not cells). Therefore, they cannot replicate or transform because they are cell-free and DNA free.
Results are visible from 28 days and most effective after a treatment cycle of 4 treatments.
3-4 treatments are suggested, 4 weeks apart – with maintenance sessions every 3-6 months.
• Paraben Free
• Silicone Free
• Hydroquinone Free
• Retinol Free (Vitamin A)
• Formaldehyde Free
• Isoflavones Free
• Aromatic Oils (Essential Oils) Free
When applied topically to the skin on its own there is no pain. If Exomide is used in conjunction with other treatment modalities some slight discomfort may occur (primarily from the other device). Your healthcare practitioner will inform you of the pain management options available.
Depending on how Exomide is administered it often has minimal to no downtime. After the treatment, heat, bruising, swelling and redness may occur. This is temporary and relieves within a few days. Other less common side effects may include tenderness, raised bumps under the skin, allergic reaction, itching or a mild rash.
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Clinical Director UK, Cosmetic Surgeon
Registered Nurse
LASER AND SKIN THERAPIST
REGISTERED NURSE