E50 Exosome Therapy

For skin, your face is cleansed and numbing cream is applied. We then perform gentle microneedling, creating thousands of tiny channels, and apply E50 Skin across the area so it can be absorbed. If you are having CO2 laser resurfacing, E50 is applied as part of that session instead. For hair, the scalp is cleansed, the thinning areas are microneedled and E50 Hair is worked into the scalp. Appointments usually take 45 to 60 minutes, including numbing time.

E50 exosomes are designed to support the skin's natural regeneration, which may improve texture, tone, radiance and the appearance of fine lines and pores. They can help calm redness and inflammation, which is why they are popular after CO2 laser to support a smoother recovery. On the scalp, E50 Hair aims to support a healthier environment for hair follicles, and some clients see thicker-looking hair over a course. Exosome treatments are an emerging area, and results vary from person to person.

Most side effects come from the microneedling or laser rather than the exosomes. Expect redness and warmth similar to mild sunburn for one to three days, with possible mild swelling, tenderness, dryness and pinpoint bleeding during treatment. Some people notice sensitivity or a few breakouts as the skin renews. Allergic reactions are rare, but E50 is salmon-derived and not suitable if you have a fish allergy. Infection is uncommon when aftercare is followed. We explain all risks before you consent.

After microneedling with E50, most clients have pink, slightly tight skin for one to three days and return to work within a day or two. Avoid make-up for 24 hours, and avoid exercise, swimming, saunas and active skincare for 48 to 72 hours. After a scalp treatment, avoid washing your hair for 24 hours. When E50 is added to CO2 laser, follow your CO2 aftercare plan, as recovery then follows the CO2 timeline of redness and rough, flaking skin before new skin appears around days 7 to 10.

Contact us if redness, swelling or pain is increasing rather than settling after 48 hours, if you notice yellow crusting, pus, blistering or spreading redness, or if you feel feverish or unwell, as these can be signs of infection. Please also tell us about any rash, itching or hives, which may indicate an allergic reaction. For difficulty breathing or swelling of the face, lips or throat, call 999 immediately. If hair loss suddenly worsens or becomes patchy, see your GP.