Skin Lactobacillus-derived exosomes are tiny extracellular vesicles released by beneficial Lactobacillus bacteria that naturally inhabit human skin. These nanoscale particles (typically measuring 30-150 nanometers) function as intercellular messengers carrying bioactive molecules including proteins, lipids, enzymes and nucleic acids.
These bacterial exosomes offer multiple benefits for the skin:
- Microbiome support: Helps maintain skin's natural bacterial balance
- Barrier protection: Strengthens the skin's defense against environmental stressors
- Anti-inflammatory properties: Help calm irritation and reduce redness
- Hydration enhancement: Improves moisture retention
- Antimicrobial effects: Selectively inhibits harmful bacteria while preserving beneficial flora
The communication between Lactobacillus exosomes and skin cells helps promote overall skin health by supporting natural protective mechanisms and cellular functions. Research suggests these exosomes may help address multiple skin concerns including sensitivity, dryness and impaired barrier function.
When injected via mesotherapy, they deliver powerful microbiome-balancing components directly to deeper skin layers where they modulate immune responses, strengthen barrier function and restore optimal skin flora balance. These bacterial nanovesicles transport bioactive peptides, enzymes and signaling molecules that combat pathogenic microorganisms, reduce inflammation and enhance the skin's natural defense mechanisms, resulting in improved resistance to environmental stressors, decreased sensitivity and enhanced overall skin health.
These bacterial exosomes offer multiple benefits for the skin:
- Microbiome support: Helps maintain skin's natural bacterial balance
- Barrier protection: Strengthens the skin's defense against environmental stressors
- Anti-inflammatory properties: Help calm irritation and reduce redness
- Hydration enhancement: Improves moisture retention
- Antimicrobial effects: Selectively inhibits harmful bacteria while preserving beneficial flora
The communication between Lactobacillus exosomes and skin cells helps promote overall skin health by supporting natural protective mechanisms and cellular functions.
