Exosomes Perth
Revitalise Your Radiance
Rejuvenate Your Skin And Scalp With Exosome Treatment In Perth
Exosomes are nano-sized vesicles secreted by stem cells, rich in lipids, proteins, and ribonucleic acids (RNAs), that enable effective intercellular communication. Through exosome therapy, these vesicles stimulate cell regeneration, leading to collagen production and/or hair growth.
At Skyn, we use both Exomide and Préime brands for skin and scalp exosome therapy in our Perth clinic. We deliver these into your skin or scalp through microchannels created by micro-needling, leaving you with radiant skin or promoted hair growth.
Exosomes For Radiant Skin
Exosome treatment improves your skin quality by reducing fine lines and increasing your skin’s elasticity and collagen content. For best results, we recommend a series of 3-5 treatments at 4-week intervals.
Ingredients:
- Exosomes
- Growth Factors
- Amino Acids
- Peptides
- Hyaluronic Acid
- Niacinamide
- Glutathione
Benefits of Exosome Treatment For Your Skin
- Increased collagen
- Improved skintone
- Reduced fine lines and smoother skin texture
- Increased elastin production
- Increased skin hydration
- Supports wound healing and skin regeneration
Exosome Restorative Scalp Treatment Perth
Scalp exosomes stimulate hair follicles to regenerate and regrow hair, improve scalp conditions and increase hair density and thickness. This treatment can be performed alone (delivered through microchannels created by micro-needling) or in combination with ‘PRP Hair Restoration’ to further enhance the regenerative properties of both modalities. A series of 4-8 treatments at 4-6-week intervals is recommended.
Ingredients:
- Exosomes
- Growth Factors
- Amino Acids
- Peptides
- Additional hair growth stimulating extracts
Benefits of Exosome Treatment For Hair Growth
- Restore and strengthen hair follicles
- Stimulate hair growth
- Improve scalp health
- Improve hair density and thickness
COMMON Exomide Exosomes QUESTIONS
Safety and suitability for any treatment are determined on an individual basis. During a personalised consultation, your practitioner will review your medical history and assess factors specific to you to determine whether a treatment is clinically appropriate.
Because suitability and risks vary between individuals, detailed information about potential side effects, risks, and aftercare is not provided publicly. This information is discussed privately during your consultation, ensuring it is accurate, relevant, and tailored to your personal circumstances. Your practitioner will also answer any questions you have to support informed decision-making based on professional clinical guidance.
Exosomes can be applied topically following various skin treatments, including:
- CO2 Laser
- RF Microneedling
- Erbium Resurfacing
- Clear + Brilliant
- Micro-needling/SkinPen
Exosomes are small, nano-sized vesicles produced and released by stem cells. They contain a variety of molecules, including proteins, RNA (ribonucleic acid), lipids (fats), and other bioactive substances. The specific contents of exosomes vary depending on the type of cell they originate from.
Exomide™ Exosomes have been tested and approved by the Korean Dermatology Research Institute for use during pregnancy and breastfeeding. However, the decision to have treatment while pregnant or breastfeeding is up to you and your Obstetrician.
No, exosomes are not stem cells. Exosomes are small vesicles released by stem cells for communication and the delivery of materials like proteins and nucleic acids. Stem cells are living cells capable of self-renewal and differentiation into other cell types. Exosomes are byproducts of stem cells, not the cells themselves, making them cell and DNA-free. They can’t replicate or transform. Since exosomes lack immune markers, they are unlikely to be rejected by the body.
Once exosomes are secreted or released from a cell, they play a crucial role in cell-to-cell communication, transferring information and altering the behaviour of neighbouring cells. It’s important to note that exosomes are not cells themselves; they are small vesicles released by cells and cannot reproduce.
Yes, Exomide™ Scalp Exosomes can promote hair growth, giving positive results for hair loss. However, hair follicles already need to be present for the treatment to be effective.
Safety and suitability for any treatment are determined on an individual basis. During a personalised consultation, your practitioner will review your medical history and assess factors specific to you to determine whether a treatment is clinically appropriate.
Because suitability and risks vary between individuals, detailed information about potential side effects, risks, and aftercare is not provided publicly. This information is discussed privately during your consultation, ensuring it is accurate, relevant, and tailored to your personal circumstances. Your practitioner will also answer any questions you have to support informed decision-making based on professional clinical guidance.
All treatments carry potential risks and side effects, which can vary between individuals depending on medical history, skin type, and other personal factors. Detailed information about these risks is not provided publicly to ensure advice is accurate and relevant to your circumstances.
During a personalised consultation, your practitioner will discuss any potential risks, side effects, and aftercare requirements specific to you. This allows you to make an informed decision with guidance based on professional clinical assessment and evidence-based practice.
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For a consultation, or to book in for a treatment,
call SKYN 08 9389 9022 or request an appointment online.
