Exosome

The primary function of exosomes is to carry critical cellular communication information from one cell to another, but they are not live cells themselves. They are involved in the carrying and spreading of proteins, lipids, messenger RNA (mRNA), microRNA (miRNA) and DNA. Once released into the extracellular space, exosomes can be taken up by other recipient cells and affect their unreleased into the extracellular space; exosomes can be taken up by other recipient cells, affections.

Improved hydration levels and HA expression,  Recovery of fibroblasts damaged by UVA, Melanin & tyrosinase inhibitory effect, Whitening effect,  Skin cell regeneration, and Accelerated skin cell turnover. 

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Three sessions are recommended and can be used once every couple of months to maintain the result.

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