If you have moved from one treatment to another looking for answers to enlarged pores and rough texture, you have probably come across the word exosome at some point. This article explains what ASCE+ exosome therapy is and which principles SKINIQUE Clinic keeps to when performing it.
What ASCE+ exosome therapy is
Exosomes are extremely small vesicles secreted by cells. They carry signals between cells and have drawn attention as a component that supports the skin's regenerative environment. ASCE+ is a skin booster containing exosomes at high concentration, and it is widely used for pore care, skin texture and overall skin condition. That said, the same product can feel different depending on how it is delivered, so it is worth looking closely at how a clinic actually performs the treatment.
A transparent product process
At SKINIQUE Clinic, the entire process is carried out where the patient can see it, from opening the ASCE+ product to checking the empty vial after the session. Being able to confirm with your own eyes that a genuine product is used in the stated amount is what allows you to receive the treatment with peace of mind.
Covering the mid-cheek area and the nose
Pore concerns usually centre on the nose and the area around it, the mid-cheek region often called the butterfly zone. SKINIQUE Clinic treats this area with particular care and includes the nose, which is easy to skip, within the treatment field. Narrow, curved areas take more time and attention, but they are also where the quality of the finish is decided.
Why it is combined with Potenza
Exosomes can be used on their own, but pairing them with Potenza, a microneedling radiofrequency device, makes delivery easier through the micro-channels it creates. SKINIQUE Clinic uses a single-use CP-25 pumping tip on the Potenza device to apply and deliver the exosome solution evenly, aiming for the combined effect of the two procedures. The degree and duration of any change naturally vary from person to person.
What to check before treatment
Skin condition and the pattern of pore concerns differ from person to person, so whether exosome therapy suits your skin right now is best judged through a consultation with the medical team. Detailed pricing is available on the price guide.
Wrapping up
ASCE+ exosome therapy is a skin booster procedure that delivers regenerative components into the skin to support pore and texture care, and combining it with Potenza offers an advantage in how those components are delivered. Transparency in how the product is used, along with careful attention to the mid-cheek area and the nose, are the principles SKINIQUE Clinic keeps to in this treatment. If you would like to know which plan suits your skin, ask us through chat about your skin concerns.
This article was written by Dr. Park Tae-hyung, Chief Director. He is the chief director of SKINIQUE Clinic and serves as academic director of the Korean Society for Laser Dermatology and Trichology. First published January 17, 2022 · Last reviewed August 24, 2026
This article provides general medical information. Skin condition and response to treatment vary between individuals. Whether to undergo treatment, and by which method, should be decided through an in-person consultation.