Exosomes are microscopic extracellular vesicles – tiny messengers released by cells that carry proteins, lipids and signalling molecules. In skin biology, they orchestrate communication between cells, instructing fibroblasts and keratinocytes to repair, regenerate and produce new collagen. This signalling role has made exosomes one of the most exciting frontiers in regenerative aesthetic medicine.
A note on origin: Fusion Meso exosomes are obtained by biotechnology from Lactobacillus ferment. Human-derived exosomes are not authorised in cosmetic products, and Fusion Meso formulates strictly within this regulatory framework – probiotic-derived exosomes deliver the signalling benefits with a fully compliant, safe and vegan-friendly origin.
The exosome products developed by Fusion Meso are formulated for professional use alongside aesthetic procedures and as advanced home care. Applied immediately post-procedure or layered into a maintenance routine, they extend the regenerative stimulus initiated in the clinic.
From Lactobacillus ferment, produced by biotechnology. Human-origin exosomes are not permitted in cosmetics, and Fusion Meso does not use them.
Fusion Meso exosome formulations are cosmetics of probiotic (non-human) origin, developed for professional aesthetic use and manufactured to strict quality standards. They are non-injectable and designed for topical protocols.
Typically immediately after micro-needling or resurfacing treatments, then as home care during the recovery phase – always according to the practitioner’s protocol.
Growth factors are individual signalling proteins; exosomes are vesicles that carry many signals at once. The two are complementary, and several Fusion Meso formulations combine both.
