Exosome Therapy

Exosomes are protein vesicles containing numerous growth factors and amino acids, obtained by purifying mesenchymal stem cells in culture through special processes. They are obtained from newborn umbilical cord tissue; measuring 30-200nm in diameter — about one-thousandth the size of a cell — they can strengthen and repair the function of the cells they interact with.

Exosomes are stored sterile in a cold chain as a homogeneous suspension. Around 30 minutes before application, the skin is cleansed and a local anesthetic cream is applied. Exosomes obtained from stem cells are injected dermally into the designated area using microneedles. Repair begins in damaged cells after injection; patients can comfortably resume their daily activities after the procedure.