Exosome skin therapy
Supports recovery and glow, often after microneedling or laser.
- Typical sessions
- 3–4
- Downtime
- Minimal
- Price
- On consultation
Typical ranges, not a promise. Your aesthetic expert confirms your plan after an assessment.
What is Exosome skin therapy?
Exosomes are tiny carriers of signalling molecules. Applied after microneedling or laser, they are used to support recovery and improve glow and texture.
Who it is for
How it works
- 1
A consultation with our aesthetic experts about your goals.
- 2
A plan that favours small, natural changes, with the cost set out first.
- 3
The treatment, with numbing or cooling for comfort where needed.
- 4
A review appointment to check the result and refine if needed.
Aftercare
- Avoid touching, pressing or massaging the treated area for the first day.
- Skip strenuous exercise, saunas and alcohol for 24–48 hours.
- Mild swelling or small bruises usually settle within a few days.
- Contact us straight away if you notice unusual pain or colour change.
Tell us first if
- Pregnancy or breastfeeding
- Active infection, cold sores or inflammation in the area
- Certain autoimmune or skin conditions (tell us first, so we can review your history)
- Blood-thinning medicines (tell us first)
Questions, answered
Will I look different?
The aim is that you look rested and well, not changed. We start conservatively and review the result before adding more.
Who performs these treatments?
Our trained aesthetic experts, after an in-person consultation.
Book a consultation for Exosome skin therapy
Your first visit is a conversation and an assessment. You receive a written plan, with the full cost, before any treatment begins.