Exosome

Cell rejuvenation, a term whispered within the halls of science and medicine, paints a tantalizing picture – the potential to rewind the clock on our most fundamental building blocks, the cells. But before we get lost in daydreams of eternal youth, let's unravel the scientific threads of this fascinating concept.
Book Now
Refill Medical
MacBook mockup
How it works

Imagine your cells as tiny factories, responsible for everything from producing energy to keeping your tissues healthy.

Over time, these factories experience wear and tear, accumulating damage and becoming less efficient. This is where cell rejuvenation steps in, aiming to breathe new life into these microscopic workhorses.
Dashboard mockup
Dashboard mockup
About this service

The approaches are diverse, each a brushstroke on the canvas of cellular health

Stem cell therapy

These special cells hold the potential to transform into different types of cells, offering the possibility of replacing damaged cells or stimulating regeneration.

Senolytic drugs

These drugs target senescent cells, cells that have stopped dividing but linger, causing inflammation and impairing tissue function. By clearing these cellular zombies, the drugs aim to rejuvenate the remaining healthy cells.

Telomerase activation

Telomeres are the caps on chromosomes that shorten with each cell division. Activating telomerase, an enzyme that lengthens telomeres, could potentially extend the lifespan of cells and tissues.

Dietary and lifestyle changes

Certain foods and lifestyle practices, like maintaining a healthy weight, reducing stress, and getting enough sleep, can promote healthy cell function and slow down cellular aging.
Benefits

But who gets to partake in this cellular fountain of youth?

While the possibilities are intriguing, it's crucial to remember that cell rejuvenation is still in its early stages. Most approaches are undergoing clinical trials or haven't yet been approved for widespread use. Additionally, some treatments might carry risks or have limited effectiveness depending on the individual and the specific condition being addressed.
Dashboard mockup
Keep in mind

Cell rejuvenation holds immense promise for the future of medicine, but it's not a magic bullet just yet.

Approach it with cautious optimism, stay informed about the latest research, and prioritize evidence-based approaches to maintain and promote cellular health. Remember, a healthy lifestyle coupled with responsible exploration of scientific advancements will pave the way for a future where aging at the cellular level may no longer be the inevitable narrative.
Dashboard mockup

Safety & before and after procedure

Here's a general guide on exosome therapy, incorporating safety and preparation practices, acknowledging that specific protocols may vary:
Safety

Before the Procedure

Consultation

Always consult a qualified healthcare professional experienced in exosome therapy. Discuss your medical history, medications, allergies, and expectations to assess suitability and risks/benefits.

Understand the therapy

Inquire about the specific protocol (injections, topical application), dosage, source of exosomes, and expected outcomes.

Lab testing

Your provider might recommend blood tests to evaluate health status and relevant markers.

Stop certain medications

Discuss discontinuing medications that might interact with exosomes, such as certain immunosuppressants.

Hydration

Drink plenty of water in the days leading up to the procedure to promote optimal hydration and nutrient absorption.

Avoid alcohol and smoking

Abstain from alcohol and smoking for a few days before and after the procedure to minimize potential side effects.

Arrive prepared

Eat a light meal before injections and dress comfortably.
Safety

After the Procedure

Rest and recovery

Allow your body to rest and integrate the treatment. Avoid strenuous activity for a few hours after injections.

Hydration

Continue to drink plenty of water to support cellular processes and exosome utilization.

Monitor for side effects

Be mindful of potential side effects, including injection site reactions (redness, swelling), flu-like symptoms, or fatigue. Contact your provider if they persist or worsen.

Follow-up appointments

Attend scheduled follow-up appointments to monitor progress, address concerns, and determine continuation or adjustments.

Safety Considerations

Choose a qualified professional

Seek treatment from a licensed healthcare provider with expertise in exosome therapy.

Disclose medical conditions

Be transparent about pre-existing health conditions, as exosome therapy might not be suitable for everyone.

Source of exosomes

Inquire about the source of exosomes (autologous or allogeneic) and their quality control measures.

Listen to your body

Pay attention to any unusual symptoms or discomfort and communicate with your provider promptly.
Dashboard mockup
Dashboard mockup

Additional Tips

Maintain a healthy lifestyle

Support exosome therapy with a balanced diet, regular exercise, stress management, and quality sleep to enhance overall health and potential benefits.

Patience and consistency

Exosome therapy often requires multiple sessions and time for optimal results. Embrace the gradual process and maintain a positive outlook.

Remember

Exosome therapy is still under research, and long-term safety and efficacy data are limited.Consult with a qualified healthcare provider to determine if exosome therapy is appropriate for you and to receive personalized guidance.

Open communication with your provider is crucial throughout the process to ensure a safe and potentially beneficial experience.
Dashboard mockup

Dr. NICHA: Your Skin Expert

With years of experience and a deep understanding of dermatology, Dr. Nicha Keoprasom (Eau) is the expert you need to address your skin concerns.
About Us

Your Body, Our Expertise

Book a consultation with our experienced dermatologists and get personalized care for all your skin concerns.
Book Now
Refill Medical