About Exosomes

Exosomes are substances that serve as intercellular signaling molecules secreted by cells.

Cells in the body communicate with each other through the exchange of exosomes.

They have various effects, such as mitigating the decline due to aging and promoting health maintenance and enhancement.

Recently, the functions and roles of exosomes have begun to be understood, drawing attention for their potential use in disease treatment and anti-aging beauty care.

Exosomes contained in stem cell culture supernatant contribute to the activation of somatic stem cells, vascular regeneration, and anti-inflammatory effects.

Exosomes gather at damaged cells to repair them and activate aged cells.

Therefore, it is said that exosomes can have healing effects on diseases considered difficult to cure through anti-inflammatory and immune-modulating actions and vascular regeneration, as well as promote hair regeneration and skin turnover.

Treatment Methods Using Exosomes

Our clinic offers four methods: ① local injection, ② intravenous infusion, ③ skin treatment with a dermapen, and ④ skin treatment with electroporation.

Local injections are recommended for those who want to target specific areas, such as for the treatment of AGA or hair loss.

They are also recommended for individuals suffering from joint pain due to their local pain-relieving effects.

Intravenous infusion treatment provides overall anti-aging benefits, boosts immunity, and helps with fatigue recovery.

Exosomes are said to act on heavily damaged blood vessels throughout the body, thus affecting areas with bodily discomfort.

This treatment targets areas with noticeable symptoms and potentially addresses areas without apparent symptoms as well.

Skin treatments using dermapens and electroporation promote skin turnover for the entire face.

When exosomes are absorbed into fibroblasts in the dermal layer of the skin, they activate the cells, increasing collagen and elastin, which can improve firmness, shine, and sagging.