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Exosomes
Exosomes
Exosomes are membrane-bound vesicles that carry signaling cargo between cells, grouped in the regenerative category of K-derma.
Exosomes are membrane-bound vesicles that carry mixed signaling cargo between cells, grouped in the regenerative category of K-derma. The exosome is the container; a growth factor is one kind of message a container might hold. This page collects what exosomes are, how they sit next to related ingredients, and everything KSTATION publishes about them.
What exosomes are
An exosome is defined by its structure, a vesicle, rather than by a single molecule. This is why comparing exosomes, growth factors, and PDRN as if one were strongest is the wrong frame: they are different categories of object.
Forms they come in
In the catalog, exosome products appear as vials and syringes, including formats aimed at scalp and hair as well as face. Most are intended for professional use, and cold-chain handling is standard.
How KSTATION verifies exosome products
Manufacturer and licensing details are checked against Korean Ministry of Food and Drug Safety (MFDS) records before a product is listed, and we stock officially sourced products only. Read the full method in our Editorial & Sourcing Policy.
Reading on Exosomes
Exosomes vs Growth Factors vs PDRN: The Regeneration Map
Exosome, growth factor, and PDRN get grouped as regeneration, but they are different categories. A neutral map of what each...
Part 13: The Future of Skin Regeneration – Understanding Exosomes in Medical Aesthetics
Part 13 of this series turns to the ingredient that has reframed the medical aesthetics conversation around regeneration: the exosome....
Exosomes in the catalog
Officially sourced. Curated for North America.