Exosome therapy is a regenerative-support treatment used in selected facial and scalp protocols. It is commonly integrated with other procedures to support skin or scalp recovery and improve treatment response quality.

Treatment plans are individualized. Session number, spacing, and expected progression depend on baseline condition, protocol intensity, and consistency with aftercare.

A complete consultation is required before treatment. Suitability is assessed per protocol and may change between sessions.

• You are pregnant, planning pregnancy, or breastfeeding.
• You have active infection, open wounds, or inflammatory skin flare in treatment areas.
• You have active herpes simplex without disclosed management plan when relevant.
• You are immunocompromised or under active medical treatment requiring specialist clearance.
• You are currently unwell, feverish, or recovering from acute infection.

• Avoid retinoids, exfoliating acids, and aggressive active skincare for around 3-5 days before treatment unless advised otherwise.
• Avoid sun exposure, tanning, and treatment on sunburned skin.
• Avoid alcohol for at least 24 hours before treatment.
• For scalp protocols, arrive with a clean scalp and avoid heavy styling products.
• Disclose all recent procedures such as microneedling, peels, laser, injectables, or scalp treatments.

Your practitioner will confirm treatment method and post-care instructions based on the exact protocol delivered on the day.

Temporary warmth, stinging, or tenderness may occur during delivery, especially when combined with needling or channeling procedures.

• Follow the exact aftercare of the delivery method used (for example needling-assisted, topical channeling, or injectable protocol).
• Avoid makeup, hair products, and touching treated areas for at least 24 hours unless advised otherwise.
• Avoid exercise, heat exposure, saunas, and alcohol for 24-48 hours.
• Use gentle cleansing and barrier-supportive hydration only during early recovery.
• Use daily broad-spectrum SPF and avoid direct sun exposure while skin is reactive.

• Mild redness, warmth, tightness, or sensitivity for 24-72 hours.
• Temporary dryness, roughness, or mild flaking where channeling/needling was used.
• Scalp tenderness or mild shedding fluctuation in early hair protocols.

Improvements are progressive rather than immediate. Maintenance and adjunct protocols may be recommended based on your clinical response.

• Continue strict barrier-first skincare/scalp care until reactivity settles.
• Avoid introducing new active products without practitioner advice.
• Attend follow-up to assess response and determine whether maintenance sessions are appropriate.

• Prolonged irritation, swelling, or delayed inflammatory reaction.
• Infection risk if post-care hygiene is poor after channeling/needling.
• Variable response due to protocol differences and baseline condition.
• Evidence quality varies across regenerative protocols; outcomes are not guaranteed.

Contact J Luxe immediately if you experience:

• Increasing pain, severe swelling, or spreading redness.
• Pus, crusting, fever, or signs of infection.
• Generalized rash, hives, facial swelling, or breathing difficulty.
• Any severe or persistent reaction not settling within expected recovery windows.