Exosomes

Exosomes are extracellular nanobubbles, secreted by human cells, especially stem cells. They are the most important mediator of intercellular communication and have a dual function: skin regeneration and anti-inflammatory.

They contain bio-molecules such as proteins, lipids and nucleic acids and act as a relay from stem cells to other cells. Research on exosomes has been awarded the Nobel Prize three times.

Indications for the use of exosomes are:

• skin with a poor ability to regenerate,
• skin out of balance, with large pores and redness,
• skin with acne scars,
• sensitive and thin skin prone to irritation,
• skin with inflammatory diseases such as atopic dermatitis, rosacea.

Effects:

• reduction of wrinkles, improvement of skin tone, improvement of skin hydration and colour,
• treatment of atrophic acne scars, by shortening the patient’s recovery time,
• accelerating wound healing and reducing the formation of surgical scars,
• relieves severe skin inflammation in atopic dermatitis and promotes the restoration of the skin barrier,
• treatment of androgenetic and telogenetic alopecia in men and women.

Exosomes are used with treatments involving microneedle mesotherapy of the skin, micro-puncturing or treatments using fractional laser.

At Dr Stachura’s Clinic, treatments with exosomes are performed by: