Exosome

Exosome

Exosome: A New Era in Regenerative Medicine

Exosome are nano-sized vesicles that facilitate cell-to-cell communication, delivering growth factors and regenerative signals to damaged tissues.

Products

Rejubeau Exo SB %100

Rejubeau Exo SB %100

Rejubeau Exo HB %100

Rejubeau Exo HB %100

Areas Of Use

Rejubeau EXO Skin In-Vitro

Increasing Skin Rejuvenation
REJUBEAU stimulates the rejuvenation of skin cells to the level of young HDF (Human Dermal Fibroblast) by reducing biomarkers of cellular aging.

Wound Healing Support
REJUBEAU increases the migration speed of skin cells and promotes skin cycle recovery compared to untreated areas.

Reduction of Itching
REJUBEAU reduces the itching biomarker, showing effectiveness on atopic skin.

Enhancing Skin Rejuvenation
REJUBEAU exhibits regeneration and anti-wrinkle effects by increasing the expression of growth factors that stimulate skin regeneration.

Effect on Strias
REJUBEAU stimulates collagen synthesis and elasticity production in striated and thin skin.

Rejubeau EXO Hair In-Vitro

Stimulation of Hair Follicle Proliferation
REJUBEAU enhances the growth and proliferation of dermal papilla cells (DPC), preventing the progression of alopecia.

Stimulation of New Hair Growth
REJUBEAU prevents hair loss and supports hair growth by reducing the expression of receptors and factors associated with hair loss in dermal papilla cells, while increasing the expression of factors that promote growth.

P-Exosomes

  • Limitless resource
  • Homogen
  • Stable quality
  • Relatively controllable
  • Measurable / Gradable effect
  • High production efficiency
  • High benefit / cost ratio
  • Much stronger clinical impact
  • More protein
  • Enhanced regeneration

M-Exosomes

  • A limited resource is heterogen
  • Quality is not stable it is relatively uncontrollable impact
  • It is more difficult to become a shelf product
  • Low benefit / cost ratio
  • Low clinical effect
  • Lower regenerative effect less regeneration

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