Inside Health Exosomes: Is cosmetics' biggest trend a health risk?
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Aug 5, 2025 Tiny exosomes are becoming the hottest trend in cosmetics, promising skin benefits but raising safety concerns. Experts debate the risks, particularly regarding human and animal sourcing, and the need for strict regulations. Additionally, a new AI physiotherapy app is making waves, offering personalized care and improving patient accessibility within the NHS. The podcast also touches on how technology is reshaping healthcare delivery, pushing for better awareness and patient experiences in a digital age.
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Exosomes Popular in Beauty Clinics
- Exosome treatments are common in cosmetic clinics, especially as facials or serums.
- Their appeal largely comes from research showing skin regeneration benefits in clinical settings.
Exosomes as Skin Messengers
- Exosomes serve as messengers that organize skin cells to produce collagen and elastin.
- Regenerative therapies focus on improving skin structure rather than just volume filling.
Researcher Shocked by Exosome Ads
- James Edgar was surprised to see exosome treatments advertised in a local hairdresser.
- He and his wife did not have the treatment due to concerns over safety and regulation.