Human stem cell conditioned media.
Derived from umbilical cord Wharton's Jelly, dental pulp, and adipose tissue. The exosome platform behind every Hakke formulation.
What are exosomes?
Exosomes are microscopic vesicles secreted by stem cells, studied for their role in cellular communication and self-regeneration. They are of interest in skin renewal and hair restoration research.
Derived from human stem cell conditioned media, exosomes carry growth factors, peptides, and other bioactive molecules that work together to support the body's own repair processes at the cellular level. Hakke's role is to isolate, quantify, and manufacture that signalling cargo to a consistent, documented standard.
Where exosomes come from.
The exosomes used across Hakke's formulations are collected from stem cells cultured from three tissue sources, each obtained from ethically sourced donors under strict laboratory conditions.
Cellular messengers, not cells themselves.
Exosomes carry signalling cargo from a donor cell to a recipient cell. Repair instructions, not living tissue. That distinction is the entire premise of what Hakke manufactures.
Signalling molecules of interest.
Growth factors most closely associated with the regenerative signalling pathways Hakke's formulations are designed around.
Harness the power of regeneration.
To learn more about exosome technology and how Hakke applies it across skin and scalp protocols, get in touch with our team.