Exosome therapy utilises cell-derived vesicles known as exosomes, which are loaded with potent growth factors and signalling molecules. These are formulated from salmon DNA, closely matching human DNA, making them highly compatible and effective for tissue regeneration.

Exosomes are applied to the skin using ice needling, a method that does not involve conventional needles. When introduced to targeted areas, exosomes stimulate cellular repair, collagen production, and rejuvenation, enhancing skin and hair quality.

Exosome therapy is considered safe, particularly for individuals who cannot produce high-quality plasma due to illness or medications. The use of salmon-derived DNA is well tolerated and offers a step up from traditional PRP.

Visible improvements typically begin within a few weeks as cellular regeneration occurs.

Results are long-lasting, provided good skin care and lifestyle measures are maintained.

Minimal downtime is expected, with most patients able to resume regular activities promptly.

Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) and polynucleotide therapy are alternative regenerative treatments.