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Exosomes: Skin & Hair Regeneration

Levitas Group
1 February 2023
1 min read

What are Exosomes?

Exosomes are nano-sized sacs of protein, mRNA, and DNA. These sacs are packed with genetic information.

How do they work?

In our bodies they are secreted from cells and can form their own plasma membrane. These exosomes then can be selectively chosen by other cells and can enter the cell through the merging of membranes. Afterwards, the membrane of the exosome breaks down therefore releasing the genetic material into the cell. Finally, this genetic material can provide new information to the cell, such as promoting growth.

Applications for Hair & Skin Regeneration

For skin and hair regeneration, exosomes extracted from donated human mesenchymal stem cells and sterilized. Proteins, DNA, and mRNA that promote growth and healing can then be placed within the stem cell derived exosomes. These exosomes are then given to a patient via injection and can target skin and hair cells, therefore promoting growth and healing.

What are the benefits?

For the skin:

  • Rejuvenation of Skin
  • Reduction in Wrinkles
  • Collagen Synthesis
  • Reduced Inflammation
  • Promotes Blood Vessel Growth

For the Hair:

  • Stimulate Hair follicles
  • Trigger Hair Growth
  • Lead to Healthier hair

What do we offer?

Here at The Levitas Clinic, we offer Exosome injections for hair and skin regeneration.

For more information on the duration of treatment and prices. Please enquire with our admin team.

Ready to Optimise Your Health?

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