If your pores look enlarged, acne marks are slow to settle, and your skin generally feels tired, a skin booster treatment may be one option worth looking into. This article explains how NeoStem Exosome, a booster built around exosomes, works together with the Potenza laser pumping tip that delivers it into the skin.
What exactly are exosomes
Exosomes are tiny nano-vesicles, 50-200nm across, that make up only about 0.5% of stem cell culture medium. Because they carry the signalling information cells exchange with one another, applying them to the skin is understood to focus less on layering nutrients on the surface and more on supporting the skin's own capacity to recover.
What goes into NeoStem Exosome
What distinguishes NeoStem Exosome is that a single 5ml vial contains three different types of exosome together. Each type takes on a separate role - calming and protection, care for damage and ageing, regeneration and anti-inflammatory support, and skin tone and barrier care - so the approach differs from products built on a single ingredient. Skinique Clinic reviewed a number of exosome products before adopting this formulation.
Why it is paired with the Potenza pumping tip
Simply applying exosomes to the surface of the skin makes it difficult for the active ingredients to penetrate sufficiently. Potenza is an RF microneedling device, and its pumping tip (CP-25) creates micro-channels while simultaneously pushing the product in, which suits ingredients like exosomes where delivery is the deciding factor. Potenza's action on pore and scar texture and the regenerative support of exosomes are intended to complement each other, though the degree of response naturally varies from person to person.
How the treatment proceeds
At Skinique Clinic the doctor who performs the treatment also conducts the consultation, first narrowing down which of the available skin boosters - Rejuran, Juvelook, exosomes, Filorga and others - suits your current skin condition. Once the plan is set, the session runs through cleansing, numbing cream, preparation, the treatment itself, a soothing mask and basic aftercare. During preparation we show you the product name and manufacturing date, open the new product in front of you, and as a matter of policy show you the empty vial once it has been used. The pumping tip is likewise confirmed as new and opened immediately before the treatment.
Thorough delivery shapes the outcome
In an exosome treatment, what matters is getting the active ingredients into the skin evenly and without gaps. Broad areas such as the forehead, mid-cheeks and chin are only part of it; harder-to-treat areas around the eyes, nose and mouth need the same even coverage for the combination of product and device to do its job. Skinique Clinic takes the time the treatment requires, keeping discomfort down without letting the density of coverage slip.
Wrapping Up
NeoStem Exosome is a skin booster that places three types of exosome in one vial to address regeneration, calming and barrier care together, while the Potenza pumping tip serves as the route that carries those ingredients into the skin. Which skin booster suits you will depend on your skin condition, so a consultation comes first. Detailed costs are available on the price guide, and if you would like to know which combination fits your skin, ask us through chat for advice on the right direction for your skin.
This article was written by Director Park Tae-hyung. He is the Chief Director of Skinique Clinic and serves as Senior Director of the Korean Association of Laser, Dermatology and Trichology. First published 23 June 2023 · Last reviewed 24 August 2026
This article is general medical information. Skin conditions and responses to treatment can vary between individuals. Whether and how to treat should be decided through an in-person consultation.