Exosome Therapy — Cellon Clinic

Cellon Clinic

Exosome Therapy

Regenerative

What are Exosomes?

Exosome

Cells, the smallest functional unit of our body, do not exist in isolation — they
constantly exchange signals to keep tissues and organs healthy. The substances
that mediate this precise cell-to-cell communication are
exosomes.

What exosomes can do

Activate skin-cell proliferation
Activates skin cell proliferation,
helping increase skin density
and elasticity.
Anti-inflammatory action
Supports the improvement of
inflammatory skin conditions like
acne, atopic dermatitis, and dermatitis.
Skin barrier restoration
Stimulates ceramide synthesis —
a core component of the skin barrier —
to strengthen the skin's defensive
capability.
Damaged-tissue recovery
Speeds the recovery of damaged tissue and
helps relieve redness and
sensitivity after laser
procedures.
Tone & brightening
Helps improve pigmentation and
build a clearer, more even
skin tone.

Key components of exosomes

Growth factors
Proteins that drive cell growth,
proliferation, and differentiation
Cytokines
Signaling molecules that
regulate immune and inflammatory responses
Proteins & peptides
Build cellular structure and
regulate function
Lipids
Components that form and
protect cell membranes
Nucleic acids
Genetic information that
regulates the expression of specific proteins
to control cellular activity

Through cell-to-cell communication, awaken your skin's foundation

Exosomes are a next-generation anti-aging solution that helps rebuild a depleted
skin environment and reawaken time-weary skin cells, helping them radiate from within.
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Location

Address: 37 Seolleung-ro 152-gil, 3F, Gangnam-gu, Seoul
(Cheongdam-dong 90-19)

Parking: Valet parking is available on the 1st floor.

Reservations

Cellon Clinic Guide

Hours: Weekdays10:00 AM – 7:00 PM

: Saturday10:00 AM – 4:00 PM

: *Closed on Sundays and public holidays