What it is
A gentle fractional laser creates small channels in the top layer of the skin. Straight after, a serum with exosomes, small signalling particles from cell culture or plants, is applied. The channels let the serum reach deeper.
Laser-Assisted Delivery of Exosomes
from 60 min
2,490 kr
A laser treatment that opens small channels in the skin before exosomes are applied.
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About the treatment
At a glance
- Duration
- 1 hr
- Downtime
- Usually 1–3 days of redness
Benefits
- Laser and serum in one treatment
- A gentle laser
- Short downtime
Expected results
The skin can become more even and radiant through the series. The result varies from person to person.
Overview & Procedure
What the treatment is and how it's performed
- Usually three treatments four weeks apart.
- The practitioner assesses your skin, your skin type and your health.
- The skin is cleaned, and numbing cream is applied if needed.
- Your eyes are protected, and the skin is treated with the laser.
- The skin is cooled and covered with a soothing cream and sunscreen.
- Avoid sun, sunbeds and self-tan for four weeks before the treatment.
- Tell the clinic if you have taken tablets for acne in the last six months, or use medicines that make the skin sensitive to light.
- If you have had cold sores, tell the clinic before treatment around the mouth. A doctor may recommend preventive treatment.
- Stop using retinol and acids a week before.
The treatment itself takes 20–45 minutes, depending on the area.
Experience & Recovery
Pain level, downtime and healing
With numbing cream, most people rate the discomfort 2–3 out of 10.
- Common: redness, swelling, warmth, dryness and flaking.
- Uncommon: spots, itching or a cold sore outbreak.
- Rare: darker or lighter pigment, especially in dark skin, infection or scarring.
- Keep the skin clean, and use the soothing cream you are recommended.
- Do not pick at scabs or flaking skin.
- Avoid make-up for two to three days, or until the skin has closed.
- Avoid retinol, acids and scrubs for one to two weeks.
- Avoid sun and sunbeds for at least four weeks, and use a high-factor sunscreen every day.
Usually 1–3 days of redness. The skin can be red and warm as after mild sunburn, and flake a little.
Expectations & Safety
Who it's for and safety information
- Dark skin and tanned skin have a higher risk of pigment changes. The practitioner adapts the settings and can do a test patch.
- Sun protection before and after is part of the treatment.
- Research on exosomes in skincare is new. The effect varies, and the evidence is still limited.
- Dull skin that lacks glow.
- Fine lines and uneven skin texture.
- Skin that needs calm after sun or other treatments.
- Inflamed spots or active acne.
- Anyone who wants volume or lift.
The effect builds up through the series. The result varies from person to person.
- Pregnancy and breastfeeding.
- Sunburnt or recently tanned skin.
- Infection, inflamed spots, eczema or wounds in the area.
- Tablet treatment for acne in the last six months.
- Medicines that make the skin sensitive to light, unless the practitioner has cleared it.
- A tendency to raised, growing scars (keloids).
Contact the clinic if you get blisters, increasing pain or swelling, pus, yellow crusts or a fever. Also contact the clinic if a cold sore appears after treatment around the mouth.