Exosomes/Growth Factors

Enhance Your Personalized Treatment
Exosomes and growth factors are signaling-related biological components that have attracted interest in aesthetic medicine and skin research. Depending on the specific product, they may be incorporated into professional protocols alongside treatments such as microneedling or other skin procedures.
Because formulations and regulatory status vary substantially, your provider should evaluate the specific product and its intended use before recommending treatment.
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Added to a Personalized Treatment Protocol
Exosome and growth factor products vary in their source, composition, manufacturing process, and intended application, so they should not be treated as a single standardized therapy.
When an appropriate topical product is incorporated into an aesthetic protocol, it may be applied according to manufacturer guidance and the treatment being performed. Your provider can explain the specific product being used, how it is incorporated into your procedure, and what evidence supports its intended use.
- Step 1: Your provider evaluates your skin and treatment goals.
- Step 2: An appropriate primary aesthetic procedure is selected.
- Step 3: The specific exosome or growth factor product is reviewed.
- Step 4: The product is incorporated according to the intended protocol when appropriate.
- Step 5: Post-treatment care is followed as directed by your provider.
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Are Exosomes or Growth Factors Right for Me?
These products may be considered as part of selected aesthetic protocols rather than as a universal treatment for every skin concern. Appropriateness depends on the specific product, how it will be used, and the primary procedure being performed.
- Patients undergoing compatible aesthetic treatments
- Individuals interested in adjunctive skincare options
- Patients seeking a personalized post-procedure protocol
- Individuals who understand the product's intended use and limitations
- Patients evaluated by a qualified provider
Understand What's Being Used
Because products marketed as exosomes or growth factors are not interchangeable, treatment decisions should be based on the exact formulation, intended application, available evidence, and regulatory status.
Allows selected products to be incorporated into a broader professional aesthetic treatment plan when appropriate.
Treatment can be customized according to the primary procedure, individual skin needs, and specific product being used.
Provider guidance helps patients understand the formulation, intended use, limitations, and available evidence before treatment.
Any Questions?
Exosomes are small extracellular vesicles released by cells that can carry proteins, lipids, and other biological material involved in cell-to-cell communication.
No. The terms describe different biological materials, although some aesthetic products and marketing may discuss them together.
FDA states that there are currently no FDA-approved exosome products. Patients should discuss the exact product and its regulatory status with their healthcare provider.
Products are sometimes marketed for use alongside aesthetic procedures, but safety and regulatory considerations depend on the exact product and how it is used. Your provider should evaluate the specific combination rather than assuming all products are appropriate for use with microneedling.
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