Dr. Shawana Vali

I love them, you love them.

We love them in longevity medicine, intravenously.

We love them in our hair, intrascapularly, to get hair growth from the effluvium phase, the shedding phase.

You're talking about exosomes.

Exosomes, right?

We love them intradermally to cellular regeneration and grow.

But what exosomes and formulations do is they give signals to different cells to give you the output that you want.

So they can take growth factors, DNA...

mRNA, RNA, and they can say, okay, produce more collagen.

Make more fiberglass.

And that's why it's going to be, they're not going anywhere, as you can tell.

And that's why it's really important in epigenetic skincare that if you are using exosomic formulation, that the bioavailability is actually there.

Or the delivery system is inept.

Collagen is the main player.

Okay, so you've got the building blocks of fibroblasts and collagen is actually the main pair.

Yeah, and in the dermis it's collagen fiber one.

About 80% of your dermis is collagen fiber one.

There's one in three, but it's more one than anything.

And then fibrin and elastin.

Fibrin helps give you a fibrin in terms of the fibers.