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AUTOLOGOUS EXOSOMES

Autologous exosomes are a modern and groundbreaking therapeutic method that is finding increasing use in aesthetic and regenerative medicine. Exosomes are extracellular vesicles, secreted by almost all cell types, which play a key role in intercellular communication in both physiological and pathological states.

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Autologous exosomes - what does the procedure consist of?

The autologous exosomes treatment uses follicles extracted from the patient's own blood through specialized systems, such as the researched autologous exosome extraction system. The resulting exosome concentrate has a powerful regenerative effect, helping to restore damaged tissues, stimulate collagen and elastin production, improve skin condition, and regenerate skin and hair.

For what purpose are autologous exosomes used?

Exosome therapy is used in:

  • Skin regeneration after aesthetic and laser treatments
  • Therapy of androgenic and telogenetic alopecia
  • Improve aging skin and loss of elasticity
  • Reduction of scars, stretch marks and skin damage
  • Tissue recovery after injury and surgery
  • Supporting the treatment of musculoskeletal disorders

With their regenerative and restorative effects, autologous exosomes represent the future of medicine in anti-aging therapy or regenerative medicine based on comprehensive rejuvenation of the body and in the treatment of hair loss problems.

What problems does autologous exosome therapy help combat? And what does it help with?

Skin regeneration and rejuvenation

Exosomes stimulate natural regenerative processes, promoting the rebuilding of collagen and elastin fibers, leading to rejuvenated and firmer skin.

Hair loss and baldness

In the treatment of alopecia, autologous exosomes stimulate hair follicles, improve blood supply to the scalp and activate hair growth.

Scars and stretch marks

Exosomes help rebuild damaged tissue, making scars and stretch marks shallower and less visible.

Accelerate healing after aesthetic procedures

After treatments such as lasers or mesotherapy, the use of exosomes significantly accelerates the skin's repair processes.

Improve the condition of the skin and its quality

Autologous exosomes promote skin regeneration, improve skin texture, color, hydration and elasticity.

Indications for treatment with autologous exosomes

  • Skin aging and loss of firmness
  • Androgenetic and telogenetic alopecia
  • Hair loss
  • Acne and traumatic scars
  • Stretch marks
  • Regeneration after laser, surgical and aesthetic procedures,
  • Improving the condition of the scalp and hair follicles
  • Supportive therapy for the treatment of orthopedic and sports conditions

Contraindications and side effects

Although the procedure with autologous exosomes is considered safe and natural (the material comes from the patient's body), there are some contraindications:

  • Active skin infections and inflammations
  • Autoimmune diseases
  • Cancer diseases
  • Unregulated diabetes
  • Blood clotting disorders
  • Pregnancy and breastfeeding
  • Taking immunosuppressive drugs

Side effects from the procedure include:

Side effects are rare and may include

  • Redness
  • Slight swelling at the site of administration
  • Gentle bruises
  • The feeling of skin tension

How does the treatment with autologous exosomes proceed?

Stages of treatment

  • Collection of biological material - A small amount of blood is collected from the patient (as in the collection of blood for laboratory tests).
  • Isolation of exosomes - In a specialized system for obtaining autologous exosomes (e.g. Autologix, Idria G), exosomes are separated from the patient's blood or platelet-rich plasma using ultrafiltration technology.
  • Preparation of exosome concentrate - The resulting concentrate contains a wealth of molecules: nucleic acids, proteins, lipids, growth factors, myosin and other active substances that play a key role in tissue repair and regeneration.
  • Administration of the product - Exosomes are administered by mesotherapy directly into the dermis layer of the skin (e.g. facial skin, scalp or other treatment areas).
  • Regeneration and effects - After the treatment, the skin activates natural regenerative processes, the metabolism of the cells of the treatment area improves, skin structures are rebuilt and new hair grows.

Article verified by lek. Aleksandra Jagielska. Information is for reference only and is not a substitute for medical consultation.

Sources:

1.Exosomes: A Comprehensive Review for the Practicing Dermatologist, JCAD

2.Clinical applications of exosomes in cosmetic dermatology (2023), PMC

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