If you’ve already had a course of polynucleotides at Ness Aesthetics and loved how your skin responded, there’s a good chance you’ll be curious about exosomes and Puresomes, the next generation of regenerative skincare that’s quickly becoming one of our most requested add-ons.
What Are Exosomes and How Do They Work?
Exosomes are tiny vesicles released by cells that carry proteins, growth factors and signalling molecules, essentially messages that tell surrounding cells to repair, regenerate and produce more collagen. Where polynucleotides supply the raw material for repair, exosomes speed up the communication between cells so that repair happens faster and more efficiently. Used together, or in sequence, the two treatments complement each other well.
We most often introduce exosomes and Puresomes after a more intensive treatment, following 3D HIFU, microneedling or a deeper chemical peel, where they can noticeably calm the skin and improve how quickly and how well you see your results. Think of them as an accelerator rather than a standalone treatment for most clients, though they can also be used on their own for anyone simply wanting the best possible skin quality.
When Are Exosomes Used?
A typical appointment is quick and comfortable. Exosomes are usually applied topically or via a fine microneedling device immediately after your primary treatment, so there’s no separate visit to schedule and no additional downtime beyond whatever the main treatment already involves. Most clients describe a slight cooling or tingling sensation as the serum is worked into the skin, followed by a calm, slightly flushed appearance that settles within a few hours, considerably milder than the redness some clients expect after a more intensive procedure.
One of the reasons this category has grown so quickly is that the results genuinely show. Clients often describe their skin as looking ‘rested’ or ‘lit from within’ rather than dramatically different, exactly the kind of subtle, cumulative improvement that keeps people coming back rather than a one-off dramatic change that fades. It’s a particularly good fit for clients heading into a busy autumn of events and photographs who want their skin looking its best without an obvious ‘recently treated’ appearance.
What to Expect From Treatment
As with PRP, exosomes work with your body’s own biology rather than adding anything synthetic, which makes them a comfortable next step for clients who’ve enjoyed regenerative treatments and want to build on that foundation. Steph will always talk you through whether exosomes make sense alone or as part of a wider plan during your consultation, and whether Puresomes specifically, formulated with a slightly different delivery system, might suit your skin better than a standard exosome serum.
It’s also worth knowing that exosomes and Puresomes aren’t a one-off novelty, they’re increasingly being built into ongoing skin maintenance plans in the same way people think about regular facials or dental check-ups. Clients on a seasonal skin plan often schedule an exosome-boosted treatment at the change of each season, using it to help skin recover from summer sun exposure or to prepare for the drier air that autumn and winter bring. Because there’s no real downtime and no dramatic visible change immediately afterwards, it fits easily around work and social commitments in a way that more intensive treatments sometimes don’t.
Book Your Exosome Treatment
If you’re ready to take your skin quality further, visit nessaesthetics.com to learn more about exosomes and Puresomes or to book a consultation with Steph.