Exobalm-A

The capsule

The first phase carries the signalling cargo: adipose stem cell derived exosomes, the small vesicles cells use to pass messages between one another, kept in a sealed capsule for stability until use. Around them sits a dense supporting bench, copper tripeptide-1, acetyl hexapeptide-8, palmitoyl peptides and sh-oligopeptide-1, with amino acids, B vitamins and coenzymes.

The cream

The W-Formula base is built the way settling skin prefers: ceramide NP with cholesterol and free fatty acids, shea butter, squalane and sunflower oil on the lipid side, panthenol, allantoin and madecassoside for comfort, and hyaluronic acid for water.

The tone thread

Niacinamide, tranexamic acid, glutathione and ethyl ascorbic acid run through the cream to help skin tone look even while it recovers, a considered inclusion for treatments where pigmentation is the concern being addressed.

Skin in the days and weeks after clinic treatments, needling, laser and peels, when the priorities are comfort, barrier support and keeping tone looking even while everything settles.

Worth knowing

This is a clinic-dispensed product. Use it as directed for your specific treatment, the right protocol depends on what was done and how your skin responds. The exosome complex is derived from human adipose stromal cells and is listed in full in the ingredients. No added fragrance. Contains beeswax.

Use as directed by your clinician: combine the capsule with the cream as instructed in the pack, then apply a thin layer to the treated area.

Keep actives, exfoliants and retinoids off the treated area until you are advised to resume them. Sun protection rules still apply, shade and physical cover first while skin is settling.

Keep apart

Everything active, initially: exfoliants, retinoids and vitamin C stay off treated skin until your clinician clears them. Exobalm-A is designed to work alone on the area it is applied to.

Resuming your routine

Reintroduce your usual products stepwise once skin has settled, gentlest first.