Helens Haven

Cleansing
Cold Plasmsa
Apply Exosomes
Micro-needle (lightly)
Apply HOP+ PLLA MTS Growth Factor Serum with Volufiline to help plumb
Use TMP (ultrasound, muscle stimulant)



What is an Exosome?  
Exosomes are tiny "delivery bubbles" cells use to talk to each other and keep the body running. Instead of trying to fix a broken cell, scientists are using exosomes to send better instructions to the body. For example, in skincare, "exosome therapy" sends messages to skin cells telling them to act younger and produce more collagen.

How do exosomes benefit your skin?

As we age, our skin cells get "tired" and stop communicating well. Exosomes jump-start that conversation. Here is exactly what they do:
1. The "Youth" Factory (Collagen & Elastin)Exosomes carry signals to cells called fibroblasts. These are the workers responsible for keeping your skin firm. The exosomes tell them to ramp up production of:Collagen: Which plumps the skin and fills in fine lines.Elastin: Which gives your skin its "snap-back" quality.
2. Fast-Track Healing:  This is their superpower. If you’ve just had a laser treatment or microneedling, your skin is technically "injured." Exosomes deliver immediate repair instructions that can cut down redness and recovery time significantly—sometimes turning days of downtime into just hours.
3. "Calming" the Fire: They are naturally anti-inflammatory. For people with skin issues like rosacea, acne, or eczema, exosomes send "calm down" signals to the immune cells in the skin, reducing redness and irritation.
4. Brightening & Texture:  Exosomes help regulate melanocytes (the cells that create pigment). By telling these cells to behave, they can help fade dark spots and evening out your skin tone. They also speed up cell turnover, which makes the surface of your skin feel smoother and look more radiant.

$250 (reg. $300)