The Science Behind
Platelet-Derived Exosomes
Developed by experts from Mayo Clinic, breakthrough exosome technology goes after the visible signs of aging and stress. The result: skin and hair that look renewed, resilient, and unmistakably younger.
The Biology of Skin Aging
The age of your face isn’t measured in years. It’s shaped by everything skin faces daily. UV exposure, hormones, and stress disrupt the skin’s structure, showing up as wrinkles, dark spots, and sagging.
Traditional skincare focuses on surface shine. Real renewal goes deeper, tapping into the skin’s innate wisdom to reprogram visible skin aging.
The Exosome Breakthrough
Instead of searching for another botanical extract or synthetic ingredient, our scientists looked within the body itself. The answer? Platelet-derived exosomes: our body's own nanoparticles for renewal and regeneration.
After 20+ years of research, physician-scientists from the Mayo Clinic Van Cleve Cardiac Regenerative Medicine Program unlocked, extracted, and stabilized these powerful exosomes so they can be delivered topically to transform the look of skin.
The Platelet-Derived Exosome Difference
The #1 dermatologist recommended exosome skincare brand for a reason.
30+
Award Wins
Recognized by industry and
dermatology experts.
10+
Peer-Published Publications
Physician-scientist research,
published and peer-reviewed.
5
Patented Formulations
Proprietary science, clinically
tested and proven.
Where Biotech Meets Beauty™
Under the Microscope
Every single platelet-derived exosome is packed with powerful cargo that speaks the language of skin. Because these ingredients are human native, they work in perfect harmony with our skin to deliver game-changing results. Synthetic, animal, and plant-derived can’t compare.
Phosphoproteins
Powerhouse molecules for skin renewal, they act like fireworks that instantly interact with the surface of our skin to ignite anti-aging regeneration.
Peptides
The building blocks of younger-looking skin, human-derived exosome peptides, help strengthen the skin barrier and outperform synthetic alternatives.
Antioxidant Enzymes
The body’s natural defense system against skin aging, antioxidant enzymes help prevent the look of oxidative stress that contributes to dullness and fine lines.
Phosphoproteins
Powerhouse molecules for skin renewal, they act like fireworks that instantly interact with the surface of our skin to ignite anti-aging regeneration.
Peptides
The building blocks of younger-looking skin, human-derived exosome peptides, help strengthen the skin barrier and outperform synthetic alternatives.
Antioxidant Enzymes
The body’s natural defense system against skin aging, antioxidant enzymes, help prevent the look of oxidative stress that contributes to dullness and fine lines.
Remarkable Clinical Data
Dermatologists don’t follow hype. They follow data. That’s why thousands of the nation’s top physicians recommended ( plated ) to patients and use it themselves. Supported by 20+ years of physician-led research, 10+ peer-reviewed publications, and rigorous clinical testing of exosomes in isolation, this data demonstrates the breakthrough performance of platelet-derived exosomes across multiple markers of healthier-looking skin and hair.
For the skin:
- 94% of participants experienced healthier-looking skin
- 2x younger-looking skin
- 2x brighter-looking skin
- 26% decrease in the appearance of wrinkles
For the hair:
- 100% of participants showed an improvement in the appearance of scalp coverage
- 3X increase in the appearance of hair density
- 96% of participants showed improved appearance of volume and fullness
- The look of 10 hair health indicators improved in one month
Go Deeper Into the Science
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