JDBIO
Exo One
Brand
JDBIO
Category
Exosome
Origin
Korea
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Overview
Exo'One (Exo One) is a Korean professional exosome skin-rejuvenation booster derived from stem-cell exosomes, supplied as a two-vial system (a lyophilized exosome vial plus a solution vial) reconstituted before use. It is positioned to support skin regeneration, elasticity, hydration and barrier strength. A vegan variant, Exo'One V, uses Korean ginseng-derived exosomes.
How it works
Stem-cell-derived exosomes act as signalling vesicles that modulate fibroblast and keratinocyte activity, helping to calm inflammation and stimulate regeneration. Collagen and hyaluronate adjuncts support hydration and skin structure. Uptake is improved when combined with microneedling or laser.
Indications
- Skin rejuvenation and elasticity
- Hydration
- Skin barrier support
- Post-procedure recovery
- Radiance
Key features
- Stem-cell-derived exosome source
- Two-vial lyophilized powder plus solution format
- Collagen and hyaluronate adjuncts
- Vegan ginseng variant available (Exo'One V)
- Cold-chain (2-8 C) with long stated shelf life
Benefits
- From an established Korean manufacturer (JDBIO)
- Integrates with microneedling and booster services
- Freshly reconstituted per session
- Broad rejuvenation positioning
- Vegan option for patient preference
Composition
Stem-cell-derived exosomes (Pure EXO) with high concentrations of collagen / hydrolyzed collagen and sodium hyaluronate (reported composition). The Exo'One V variant uses Korean ginseng-derived plant exosomes.
Usage & handling
Store refrigerated (manufacturer states 2-8 C) and use promptly after reconstitution. Pair with microneedling, mesotherapy or fractional laser to improve uptake. Confirm regulatory status and permitted use in your jurisdiction before offering to patients.
For medical professionals. Product information is for reference and does not replace the manufacturer's instructions for use. Availability and regulatory status vary by region.