Thanks to exosomes it is possible to regenerate the skin
Directly from Korea, aesthetic medicine treatments based on exosomes have finally arrived in Italy
What are exosomes and how do they work?
Exosomes are small extracellular vesicles that play a critical role in communication between cells. They are secreted by many cells and contain proteins, lipids, and RNA. Their main functions include:
- Cell Communication: They transmit signals between cells, influencing biological processes such as growth, differentiation, and immunity.
- Removal of Toxic Substances: They help eliminate unwanted proteins and lipids, contributing to cellular health.
- Molecule Transport: They act as vehicles for transporting bioactive molecules, including drugs and biomarkers, around the body.
- Role in Pathologies: They are involved in diseases such as cancer, neurodegenerative diseases and infectious diseases, making them potential targets for innovative therapies.
In summary, exosomes are crucial for the regulation of cellular functions and for intercellular communication.
The applications of exosomes in aesthetic medicine
Exosomes are emerging as a promising application in aesthetic medicine due to their regenerative properties and ability to modulate cellular response. Here are some of their applications:
- Skin Regeneration: Exosomes used as biorevitalizing fillers can stimulate the production of collagen and elastin, improving skin elasticity and texture, and helping to reduce wrinkles and fine lines.
- Scar Treatments: Used to treat acne scars or surgical scars, exosomes can promote tissue regeneration and improve the appearance of scars.
- Sensitive and Inflamed Skin: Due to their anti-inflammatory properties, exosomes can be used to treat skin conditions such as rosacea or dermatitis.
- Hair Treatments: They are used in hair loss treatments, promoting follicle growth and improving scalp health.
- Drug delivery: Exosomes can act as delivery systems for drugs or growth factors, improving the effectiveness of aesthetic treatments.
These applications make exosomes an exciting and ever-evolving area of research in aesthetic medicine, with the potential to offer safer and more effective treatments.
Exosome Fillers: Before and After
It is a safe and effective treatment, ideal for those over 35 years of age who want to counteract skin aging or hide its effects. The process is quick and painless : filler is applied to the areas to be treated, and in a few minutes you can return to your daily routine.
The results are visible from the first session, but for a complete effect I recommend 3 sessions about 1 month apart. The results last about 9-12 months, longer than traditional biorevitalizations.
Frequently Asked Questions about Biorevitalization with Exosomes
How long does the treatment last?
The treatment lasts about 15 minutes, but the time may vary depending on the areas being treated.
Is the treatment painful?
Absolutely not, a local anesthetic cream is applied to make the treatment comfortable.
Are there any contraindications or side effects?
Side effects are minimal, such as a slight swelling or redness after treatment, which disappears in a few hours. Like all fillers, it is not recommended during pregnancy, breastfeeding or in case of active skin infections.
How many sessions are needed?
For optimal results, I recommend a cycle of 3 sessions, with a possible second cycle in special cases.
Which areas can be treated with exosomes?
This treatment is perfect for the face, neck, décolleté, hands and even arms and knees, where it can regenerate the skin and give a younger and firmer appearance.
For the body, it can be used in the buttocks, in the subgluteal fold, in the thighs (especially in the posterior portion), in the arms, in the abdomen and in other areas.
Conclusion
If you want an effective treatment to hydrate, rejuvenate and reshape your skin naturally, Exosomes are the ideal solution. Contact me for a personalized consultation: we will evaluate your needs together, both for the face and for the body, and we will find the most suitable treatment plan for you.
