Technical library
Guides to exosomes, biostimulation and skin boosters
Technical content for aesthetic medicine professionals: what the actives are, how they work, how to choose them and how to build them into protocols.
Exosomes
What exosomes are and what they do for the skin
What an exosome is, how it communicates with skin cells, what it is used for in aesthetic medicine and how it differs from a conventional active ingredient.
Read guide ExosomesFacial exosomes: benefits, indications and results
The benefits of a facial exosome treatment, which patients it suits, how many sessions it takes and how the results develop over time.
Read guide ExosomesHow much an exosome treatment costs and what drives it
The factors that determine the price of an exosome treatment, how to calculate cost per session and what to check before comparing products.
Read guide ExosomesExosomes with microneedling, laser or peels: how to combine them
How to combine exosomes with microneedling, dermapen, fractional laser and chemical peels: timing, technique, benefits and precautions.
Read guide ExosomesExosomes vs. stem cells: how they differ
The differences between exosomes and stem cells in aesthetic medicine: what they are, how they act, why they are not the same and what it means in practice.
Read guideGHK-Cu and peptides
What GHK-Cu (copper peptide) is and what it does for the skin
What GHK-Cu or copper peptide is, how it acts on the skin, which mechanisms have been described, how it is used in aesthetic medicine and how it pairs with exosomes.
Read guide GHK-Cu and peptidesCopper peptide for sensitive, reactive and post-procedure skin
How to use GHK-Cu copper peptide with exosomes in sensitive skin, persistent erythema, a compromised barrier and recovery after laser, peels or microneedling.
Read guideBiostimulation
Collagen biostimulators: types, differences and how to choose
What a collagen biostimulator is, the main types (PLLA, calcium hydroxylapatite, polycaprolactone, exosomes + PLLA), how they work and how to choose the right one.
Read guide BiostimulationPoly-L-lactic acid (PLLA): what it is, how it works and when results show
What poly-L-lactic acid (PLLA) is, how it stimulates collagen, when results appear, its pros and cons, and why to combine it with exosomes.
Read guide BiostimulationCollagen biostimulator for buttocks, abdomen, arms and legs
How a collagen biostimulator is used on the body: buttocks, abdomen, arms, legs, neck and hands. Indications, expectations, protocol and aftercare.
Read guideSkin boosters
What a skin booster is, what it does and which types exist
What a skin booster is, how it differs from a filler, which types exist (hyaluronic acid, PDRN, exosomes, peptides) and how to choose the right one for each skin.
Read guide Skin boostersPDRN for the skin: what it is, how it works and what it does
What PDRN (polydeoxyribonucleotide) is, where it comes from, how it supports skin repair, how it differs from polynucleotides and how it is used in aesthetics.
Read guide Skin boostersCentella asiatica and ginseng in aesthetic medicine: from plant to exosome
What centella asiatica (CICA) and ginseng bring to the skin, what plant-derived exosomes are and how they are used in professional skin boosters.
Read guideProtocols
How to combine exosomes and biostimulators in one protocol
Why and how to combine exosomes with collagen biostimulators: recommended order, phases, timing, patient selection and protocol examples.
Read guide ProtocolsAftercare after an exosome treatment: a guide for patients
What to do and avoid after an exosome or biostimulator treatment: the first 24 and 48 hours, home routine, sun, makeup, exercise and warning signs.
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