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AESTHETIC MEDICINE

Regeneration mobilised
“a booster step”

Skin that has lost radiance and density. "Difficult" skin that has stopped responding to classic biostimulators and mesotherapy. A face tired from sun and oxidative stress.

In men — early hair thinning. These are situations where exosomes offer the most. Exosomes do not fill or "stop time". They send a regeneration signal to skin cells. They mobilise them to rebuild collagen, elastin and hyaluronic acid. This biostimulation works one step earlier than classic treatments. It acts on the level of information, not building blocks. At J'adore Instytut, the treatment is performed by an aesthetic medicine doctor or an experienced cosmetologist. This depends on the preparation and method. Below you will find everything you need to know before your first visit. We explain why they are not cheap and why the term "stem cells" can be misleading.

  • Mature skin
  • "Difficult" skin
  • Regeneration after laser / peel
  • Skin tired from oxidative stress
  • Dull skin tone
  • Reactive skin, prone to irritation
  • Post-imperfection marks
  • Early hair thinning (in men, AGA)

a series of several sessions every few weeks + maintenance

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Duration
several dozen minutes including preparation
Result
six months to a year after a series
Recovery
minimal — redness usually lasts one to two days
Sessions
a series of several sessions every few weeks + maintenance
Performed by
doctor or experienced cosmetologist

How it works

How it works

Exosomes are microscopic vesicles that cells use to communicate. They carry biological "instructions" — signalling molecules (mRNA, microRNA and proteins). These reach the skin cells and tell them how to work. In aesthetics, we use exosomes obtained from cell cultures to mobilise fibroblasts to rebuild collagen, elastin and hyaluronic acid.

Most importantly: exosomes do not add volume or fill. They send a regeneration signal to the skin. They also have anti-inflammatory and soothing effects. This is the latest generation of biostymulation. It works one step "earlier" than classic treatments: at the signal level, not the building block level. The result is natural and cumulative. It is an investment in skin condition built over sessions, not an "instant" treatment.

Three layers of skin in cross-section: the epidermis at the surface, the dermis beneath it, and deepest of all the subcutaneous tissue. Cream stops at the epidermis. The formula goes into the dermis, or onto skin already opened up by microchannels — always below the barrier of the epidermis. The specialist sets the delivery depth during the consultation.
  1. Epidermisthe barrier no cream passes through
  2. Dermisthe layer we direct the actives to
  3. Subcutaneous tissuedeeper than this delivery reaches

Exosomes are NOT "stem cells"

There is a lot of marketing around this topic, so it is worth being direct. Exosomes are isolated vesicles with signals. They do not divide on their own. They do not integrate into DNA and do not "colonise" the skin. They act like a message passed to cells. Once the task is done, the message is broken down. The slogan "stem cells in a treatment" is therefore imprecise. The preparation contains cell products, not the cells themselves. It is worth asking about this wherever you hear it.

Ideal for

Ideal for

  1. Mature skinlosing density, radiance and firmness.
  2. "Difficult" skinwhich has stopped responding to standard biostimulators, peels or mesotherapy.
  3. Regeneration after laser / peelwhen you want faster healing and shorter redness.
  4. Skin tired from oxidative stresssun, pollution, lifestyle.
  5. Dull skin tonefor example, during the perimenopausal period.
  6. Reactive skin, prone to irritationexosomes have a soothing and anti-inflammatory effect.
  7. Post-imperfection markssupporting reconstruction within acne scars.
  8. Early hair thinning (in men, AGA)exosomes are also used on the scalp.
  9. The most common zones are the face, neck and décolletage, as well as the scalp. A specialist determines the final indication, product line and session plan after assessing the skin.

Women's zone and men's zone

What is the difference

For her

Your skin hasn't become difficult — it just needs the right language

Exosomes for women most often focus on facial skin quality. This includes rebuilding radiance, firmness and hydration. We regenerate "difficult" skin that has stopped responding to other treatments and provide support after laser procedures. Usually, a series of several sessions is planned, often as part of a larger protocol with laser or microneedling.

The areas we support

  1. revitalisation of the face, neck and décolletage — radiance, density, firmness;
  2. regeneration of "difficult" and dull skin, e.g. perimenopausal;
  3. booster after laser — less redness, faster recovery;
  4. soothing reactive skin and support for acne scars.
For him

Your skin works on different principles — and exosomes take this into account

Exosomes for men have an additional, strong indication: the scalp and early hair loss (male pattern baldness, AGA). Administered into the scalp, they support hair follicles. They are often part of a therapy for early thinning — alongside regeneration of facial skin stressed by sun, stress and shaving.

The areas we support

  1. scalp — supporting follicles during early thinning ("hair" variants);
  2. regeneration of facial skin tired from sun, stress and shaving;
  3. results on hair are visible more slowly — they are governed by the hair growth cycle;
  4. discreet goal: denser, healthier skin and hair support, without a visible "change".

Interesting fact: exosomes are the body's natural "communicator". Cells send them to each other constantly to exchange instructions. During the treatment, we simply provide the skin with a ready, isolated "signal package". We deliver it when it is needed most — in repair mode.

Safety

What really determines the result

With exosomes, results and safety depend on three things you should ask about in any salon:

  1. Who performs the treatment

    Exosomes are administered by an aesthetic medicine doctor or an experienced cosmetologist — depending on the preparation and method. Intradermal injection is usually the domain of a doctor. Application after microneedling or laser can be carried out by a cosmetologist as part of a protocol. Technique, hygiene and qualification based on an interview are what matter.

  2. Whether the preparation is original and documented

    We work exclusively with certified lines from authorised distributors. They have a clearly described origin and are stored correctly. They are often in lyophilised form, "reconstituted" just before the treatment. This is a technologically advanced category. The purity and source of the material matter as much as the technique.

  3. Which line, variant and method

    There is no single "exosome ampoule". A specialist selects the line (e.g. ASCE, Divas), the variant (face vs scalp) and the administration method individually. This is why a consultation is mandatory.

Red flag: suspiciously cheap "exosome treatment" · With this technology, a low price rarely goes hand in hand with quality and documented origin. You have the right to ask for the name of the line and its source (from cell cultures or plant-based?). Ask about the certificate and who is performing the treatment. A good salon will answer without hesitation. Exosomes are considered safe. Signals are broken down. There is no risk of "integration into DNA". However, like any treatment that breaks the skin barrier, they require a thorough interview.

Contraindications

When to postpone the treatment

Some contraindications are permanent (or require individual qualification). Others are temporary — in those cases, we simply postpone the treatment until the situation passes.

We don't perform it
  • Pregnancy and breastfeeding
  • Autoimmune diseases in the active phase
  • Active cancer or oncological treatmentindividual qualification.
  • Clotting disorders and anticoagulant drugsthe doctor makes the decision.
  • Allergy to an ingredient in the preparation
  • Tendency for keloidswith the injection method or when combining with microneedling.
  • Active cold sores (Herpes)even if located away from the injection site (e.g. on the lip or nose). We wait for full healing before proceeding.
  • Other active infections, inflammation and unhealed woundsin the treatment area.
  • Fever and general infectionwe wait until you have recovered.

From the specialist's office

The most frequently forgotten issue: cold sores. Patients think "I only have it on my lip, and the exosomes are for my forehead — it doesn't matter". It does matter. An active virus is a risk, regardless of where it appears. It is better to postpone by a few days.

This is not a complete list. A specialist decides on qualification during the consultation (and refers to a doctor in case of medical doubts). Exosomes are considered safe. Signals are broken down. There is no risk of "integration into DNA". However, like any treatment that breaks the skin barrier, they require a thorough interview.

The visit

What to expect during your visit

  1. Exosomes — treatment at J'adore Instytut — Consultation

    Consultation

    a specialist assesses indications and selects the preparation (line and variant). They choose the administration method, determine the zone (face, neck, décolletage, scalp) and conduct an interview.

  2. Exosomes — treatment at J'adore Instytut — Preparation

    Preparation

    thorough skin cleansing. If necessary, local anaesthesia is applied for comfort.

  3. Exosomes — treatment at J'adore Instytut — Administration

    Administration

    exosomes are administered as intradermal micro-injections. Alternatively, they are applied to the skin directly after microneedling (Dermapen) or after a laser. They then penetrate through the freshly opened micro-channels.

  4. Exosomes — treatment at J'adore Instytut — Cooling and advice

    Cooling and advice

    the skin is cooled after administration. You receive aftercare instructions.

  5. Exosomes — treatment at J'adore Instytut — Next session date

    Next session date

    exosomes are a "series" treatment. We set a schedule for subsequent visits.

What to expect

No surprises

Most importantly: you will not see the result immediately. Exosomes work cumulatively. First changes (brighter, more rested tone, better hydration and firmness) usually appear after a few weeks. The full result is built after completing the series.

  1. Faza 1.first daysredness subsides; skin in repair mode "receives the signal"
  2. Faza 2.a few weeksbrighter tone, better hydration and skin firmness
  3. Faza 3.after the seriesfull effect — deeper improvement in skin quality
  4. Faza 4.six months to a yearthe effect lasts; then single maintenance sessions are recommended
The most common misunderstanding: expecting a "wow" effect after one session. Exosomes do not work that way. It is signal-based work and it is cumulative. That is why we plan a series from the start. We evaluate the result after a few weeks and after the cycle is finished, not the next day.
From the specialist's office

The entire visit usually takes several dozen minutes including preparation. This depends on the zone and whether exosomes are combined with a laser or Dermapen.

Portfolio

Frames from the institute

A record of the work in our salons — the place where we publish treatment frames and, after photo sessions, results.

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A record of results — in preparation. We publish photographs of our clients only with their consent.

What is normal immediately after the treatment

  • slight redness of the skin — usually subsides within one to two days;
  • we skip makeup for the first 24 hours;
  • if exosomes were administered after a laser or microneedling, the skin's appearance immediately after is mainly determined by that "opening" treatment.

With scalp treatments, the effect on hair is evaluated over a longer period, usually a few months. It is governed by the hair growth cycle. This is a cumulative treatment. Each session strengthens the previous one. To be honest: if someone promises a full, lasting effect after one treatment — it is an overpromise.

Exosomes and your lifestyle

What and when is allowed

The most common questions are not about the treatment itself, but about what happens after: makeup, sauna, sun, acids. There is one rule. For the first few days, we protect the regenerating skin. This ensures the exosome signal works and healing is not slowed down.

  1. Sun and SPF

    SPF 50+ for ~one week

    SPF 50+ sun protection is mandatory for about a week. UV slows down regeneration. Avoid intensive sunbathing and sunbeds during this time.

  2. Makeup

    skip the first 24 hours

    We skip makeup for the first 24 hours to avoid irritating the freshly treated skin. Later, you return to your daily routine.

  3. Sauna, swimming pool, exercise

    wait 2–3 days

    Postpone sauna, swimming pool and intensive training for about two to three days. Heat and accelerated circulation do not support regeneration immediately after the treatment.

  4. Acids, retinol, strong vit. C

    postpone for ~one week

    Set aside strong acids, retinol and high concentrations of vitamin C for about a week. During this time, skincare should be gentle and soothing.

  5. Massage of administration sites

    do not massage for 24 hours

    Do not massage the administration sites during the first 24 hours. This prevents dispersing the preparation and irritating the skin.

  6. Hair dyeing

    ~2 weeks (scalp)

    For scalp treatments, wait about two weeks before dyeing your hair. This allows the skin to fully settle.

Since exosomes are often performed after another treatment (laser, peel, needling), the aftercare for that treatment sets the rhythm. Those instructions are usually more important. Before the exosome administration itself, calm and gentle skincare is sufficient.

Exosomes

Frequently asked questions

  1. QuestionAre exosomes "stem cells"?
    AnswerNo. They are isolated vesicles with signals (mRNA, microRNA, proteins) from cell cultures — not live cells. They do not divide, do not integrate into DNA and are broken down after passing on "instructions". The slogan "stem cells in a treatment" is imprecise.
  2. QuestionWhat do exosomes actually do to the skin?
    AnswerThey send a regeneration signal to cells. They mobilise fibroblasts to rebuild collagen, elastin and hyaluronic acid. They also have a soothing and anti-inflammatory effect. They do not add volume or fill. They improve skin quality and condition.
  3. QuestionWhy combine exosomes with a laser or Dermapen?
    AnswerBecause skin in repair mode "receives" the exosome signal best. Administered after a laser, microneedling or peel, they accelerate healing and strengthen the effect of that treatment. They act as a regeneration booster. Therefore, the order (exosomes AFTER the skin-opening treatment) is crucial.
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Price list

Treatment options

Exosomes — treatment at J'adore Instytut — product

Face

1 h · ASCE+ Exosome (Exosome Skin Booster) (2 ml)

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Number of sessions
Face1900 złPrice from the Warsaw · Żelazna price list. The choice of product and the number of sessions is decided by your specialist at the consultation.
Salon

Warsaw, Żelazna 59 · 1900 zł

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The result lastssix months to a year after a seriesJ’adore Instytut

Medical information. Exosomes are a technologically advanced category of regenerative preparations. The administration method (including intradermal micro-injections, application after microneedling or laser) is a procedure. It is performed by an aesthetic medicine doctor or an experienced cosmetologist — depending on the preparation and technique. The above text is for informational purposes and does not constitute medical advice. A specialist decides on indications, product line, method and contraindications during an individual consultation.