Exosome Therapy
Signalling molecules applied to support regeneration, most often alongside microneedling.
Exosomes are extracellular vesicles that carry signalling molecules between cells. Applied to the skin or scalp, they are used to support the regenerative response, calm inflammation and improve tone. In practice they are most often paired with microneedling, which creates the channels that allow them past the outer layer where topical products otherwise stop — the needling opens the route and the exosomes amplify the healing that follows. We treat the face and neck for tone and laxity, and the scalp to support follicle health alongside PRP. This is an area of active development in aesthetic medicine, and we would rather set expectations conservatively at consultation than oversell what the evidence currently supports.
Medically reviewed by Dr. Sherwin Hariri, MD, Medical Director & Chief Longevity Physician. Last reviewed August 2026.
This page is for information only and is not medical advice. Suitability for any treatment is determined at consultation.
2 treatments
Exosome Treatment - Face
Topical or injected exosomes to support skin regeneration, calm inflammation and improve tone.
Exosome Treatment - Neck
Exosome treatment targeting laxity and texture on the neck.
Common questions
What are exosomes?
Extracellular vesicles that carry signalling molecules between cells. In aesthetic treatment they are used to support the skin's regenerative response and calm inflammation.
Why are exosomes combined with microneedling?
Microneedling creates channels through the outer layer of skin, which is where most topical products stop. The needling provides the route in; the exosomes amplify the healing response it triggers.
Also consider
Microneedling
Controlled micro-injury that prompts the skin to rebuild — over a course, not a single session.
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Your own platelets and growth factors, drawn and processed in clinic at the time of treatment.
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Scalp injections and microneedling to support follicle health and hair density.
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