Exosomes facilitate the transfer of growth factors, cytokines, and proteins between cells. They can come from various sources, such as human placenta and plants. New Bloom Dermatology utilizes exosomes that are derived and purified from human adipose stem cells. Exosomes can be utilized after procedures such as SmartXide Fractionated DOT CO2 Laser and Sylfirm X RF microneedling to hydrate the skin. Furthermore, after exosomes are applied to the skin, the fibroblasts respond by increasing collagen and elastin production. This optimizes the skin’s appearance by improving the skin’s tone and texture.
Our exosomes of choice are Exosome Regenerative Complex (ERC) from Benev. They have a proprietary combination of growth factors, peptides, and vitamins. Some of these components include vitamin C, which can decrease hyperpigmentation and free radical formation, and sodium hyaluronate, a stronger form of hyaluronic acid that hydrates the skin.
The FDA does not approve the injection of exosomes and consequently, the providers at New Bloom Dermatology do not inject exosomes.
The topical use of exosomes is not regulated by the FDA. Exosomes are not drug products. Consequently, they are not intended to prevent, treat, or cure diseases or medical conditions.
Yes, Exosome Regenerative Complex (ERC) is safe and backed by thirteen clinical papers. They are highly purified, which reduces any risk of infection. The topical use of ERC has been approved by the Personal Care Products Council (PCPC), the leading American trade association representing cosmetics and personal care products. ERC is hypoallergenic and free of parabens and steroids.