Exosomes in Geneva

Exosomes, the new stem cells?

Exosomes in Aesthetic Medicine: a revolution

Exosomes, an alternative to stem cells

The exosomes represent one of the most promising advances in regenerative medicine and aesthetic medicine.

True biological messengers, they help stimulate natural cellular repair mechanisms, improve skin quality and enhance the results of treatments such as Morpheus, microneedling, laser or platelet-rich plasma.

What is an exosome?

They are actually tiny extracellular vesicles, measuring approximately 30 to 150 nanometers, naturally secreted by cells. They play an essential role in intercellular communication.

They carry many bioactive components:

• growth factors;
• peptides;
• signaling proteins;
• membrane lipids;
• RNA;
• anti-inflammatory molecules.

These substances transmit biological information to surrounding cells and modulate their behavior.

Injected in mesotherapy or applied after medical treatment (Morpheus, laser, microneedling), they stimulate collagen production, reduce oxidative stress and inflammation, while reviving skin radiance

How do exosomes work?

When applied to the skin or injected, exosomes are taken up by different skin cells, including:

• fibroblasts;
• keratinocytes;
• endothelial cells;
• immune cells.

Once internalized, they deliver their content and activate several regeneration mechanisms.

1. Activation of fibroblasts

Fibroblasts are responsible for the synthesis of collagen, elastin and hyaluronic acid. Exosomes stimulate their activity, which improves skin firmness, elasticity and hydration.

2. Stimulation of neocollagenesis

Exosomes promote the production of new type I and III collagen, gradually reducing wrinkles and improving dermal density.

3. Modulation of inflammation

They decrease pro-inflammatory mediators, which reduces redness, speeds recovery and promotes faster healing.

4. Angiogenesis

Exosomes stimulate the formation of new micro-blood vessels, improving oxygenation and nutrient delivery to tissues.

5. Genetic regulation via microRNAs

The microRNAs contained in exosomes modulate the expression of numerous genes involved in tissue repair, collagen synthesis and protection against oxidative stress.

Why combine exosomes with microneedling or Morpheus?

Treatments such as microneedling or Morpheus create small channels in the skin. Thus, these openings facilitate the penetration of exosomes and maximize their effectiveness.

Note that direct injection of Exosomes into the skin using a needle is not recommended.

This association allows:

• faster recovery;
• amplified regenerative stimulation;
• increased improvement in skin texture;
• a reduction in wrinkles, enlarged pores and scars.

The benefits of exosomes in aesthetic medicine

Exosomes can help:

• improve the quality and radiance of the skin;
• firm the tissues;
• reduce fine lines and wrinkles;
• accelerate healing;
• reduce acne scars;
• stimulate hair regrowth;
• reduce post-treatment inflammation.

Exosomes and aesthetic medicine in Geneva

At SGL Esthétique, Dr. Sandrine Grept-Locher, specialist in internal medicine, micronutrition and aesthetic medicine, integrates the innovations of regenerative medicine into a scientific and personalized approach.

Each protocol is adapted to the skin type, biological needs and aesthetic goals of each patient.

Make an appointment for advanced skin regeneration

Exosomes constitute cutting-edge technology to stimulate natural repair mechanisms and achieve younger, firmer and brighter skin.

For a personalized consultation in Geneva, discover the regenerative medicine treatments offered on medecine-esthetique-geneve.ch.