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Exosome

A nanoscale extracellular vesicle carrying regenerative signalling molecules between cells; used in cell-free therapy.

Why Exosome matters when choosing treatment

Exosomes carry the healing message without the cell — growth factors, lipids, immune-signalling proteins packaged in a nanoscale vesicle. Why they matter: easier to manufacture, stable at standard refrigeration, no immune rejection risk. Fastest-growing category in 2026 trials — 200+ active, mostly in aesthetic, wound and pain applications.

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