Are exosomes safe?
Drs. Talat Kara
Are exosomes safe?
Early studies suggest that exosomes are relatively safe, but large-scale clinical data is still lacking. To reduce risk, choose a reliable manufacturer, ensure sterile administration, and have proper medical follow-up.
What are exosomes?
Exosomes are tiny vesicles produced by cells (cultured in a lab). They contain substances that can benefit the skin by stimulating cell renewal, collagen production, and hydration. This allows exosomes to improve skin in a more holistic and effective way.
Exosomes can be synthetic, natural, or vegan.
What is an exosome treatment?
Exosomes are delivered into the skin via microneedling. Fine needles create micro-channels in the skin, allowing the exosomes to penetrate deeply and stimulate elastin and collagen production. Treatments are often finished with LED therapy, which soothes the skin, promotes cell repair, and enhances exosome absorption.
What are the side effects of exosomes?
The most commonly reported side effects are temporary redness, swelling, itching, or bruising at injection or microneedling sites. Rarely, users report headaches, mild fever, or allergic reactions. Severe complications have not been systematically reported.
Can exosomes carry viruses and transmit disease?
Theoretically, exosomes could contain viral nucleic acids. Certified production under GMP significantly reduces this risk; virus transmission has not been clinically observed in humans. This risk does not exist with synthetic or vegan exosomes.
Can exosomes cause infections?
Infections are usually caused by poor sterilisation of equipment, inadequate skin preparation, or contaminated products—not the exosomes themselves. Using single-use needles, properly lab-cultured batches, and good post-procedure hygiene minimises risk.
How can you reduce risks with exosomes?
Choose a professional clinic with an established reputation. Make sure experienced, licensed medical practitioners perform the treatment. Compare professional exosome clinics via Injectablesbooking.
FAQ
Question | Answer |
|---|---|
1. How long is the recovery time from exosomes? | Usually 24–48 hours. You may notice some redness or mild swelling, similar to a light sunburn, but most people can return to work or school the next day. |
2. What does the skin look like immediately after treatment? | Immediately after treatment: skin may appear red or pink, sometimes with tiny spots at the treated areas. These usually fade within 1–2 days. A fresh glow is often noticeable quickly due to increased circulation. |
3. When can you expect results? | Collagen production takes time. A subtle improvement is often visible after 2–4 weeks, while firmer, more even skin becomes noticeable after 6–8 weeks. The best results are usually seen after 2–3 sessions. |
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