Treatments
Exosome Therapy in Northampton
Patients from Rushden, Irthlingborough and Northampton who ask us about the newest developments in regenerative skin science are usually asking about this — exosome therapy sits right at that frontier, and we approach it with the same caution we bring to every new treatment we introduce.
Clinic photography — treatment room or clinician, not before/after
Trusted in Northampton since 2003 — over 20 years of doctor-led aesthetic medicine.
Cell Signalling, Not Cell Replacement
Exosome therapy sits at the frontier of regenerative aesthetics — an area of genuine scientific interest that is developing rapidly, and one that Mulberry House is watching and working with carefully.
Exosomes are cell-derived vesicles — tiny structures that carry biological signals between cells, influencing how the skin repairs, renews and responds to stress. They are not cells themselves — they are the messaging system cells use to communicate. When applied to or injected into the skin, exosome preparations deliver a concentrated package of growth factors, proteins and signalling molecules that support the skin's own repair and renewal processes. The approach is regenerative rather than corrective — working with the skin's own biology rather than overriding it.
Who It's For
Exosome therapy is particularly suited to patients interested in supporting skin regeneration and renewal at a cellular level, improving skin quality, texture and vitality, post-procedural recovery after laser or microneedling, and those who have explored other skin quality treatments and want to go further. It often sits alongside treatments such as Skin Boosters and Polynucleotides — your clinician will advise whether to combine approaches or keep to one.
What to Expect
The treatment involves topical application or microinjection, depending on the protocol agreed at consultation. Downtime is typically minimal. Pricing is discussed in full at consultation — your clinician will talk through the current evidence, the treatment protocol, what can realistically be expected, and whether it is the right choice at this stage of your skin journey.
Assessed Individually, Not Oversold
Decisions about which emerging treatments Mulberry House offers rest with Dr John Tanqueray, our founder and GP. Exosome therapy is discussed and assessed with you individually at consultation — we will tell you plainly what the current evidence supports, and whether it is the right choice for your skin at this stage.
Who Performs This Treatment

Jenna Johnston
Advanced Skin Therapist
Performs exosome therapy at Mulberry House.

Hannah Moor
Aesthetic Nurse, RGN
Performs exosome therapy alongside the clinic's wider team.
Frequently Asked Questions
What exactly are exosomes?
Exosomes are tiny, cell-derived vesicles that carry growth factors, proteins and signalling molecules between cells. They are not living cells themselves — think of them as the skin's own messaging system, supporting its natural repair and renewal processes.
Is exosome therapy right for me?
It's best suited to patients already interested in skin quality and regeneration — whether that's supporting recovery after laser or microneedling, or taking skin renewal further than booster treatments alone. We'll discuss whether it's appropriate for your skin at consultation.
How does it compare to Skin Boosters or Profhilo®?
Skin boosters and Profhilo® work primarily through hydration and bioremodelling. Exosome therapy works through cell signalling, supporting the skin's own regenerative processes. The two approaches can complement each other — your clinician will advise what's right for your skin.
What does treatment involve, and is there downtime?
Depending on the protocol agreed with your clinician, exosome therapy is delivered topically or by microinjection. Downtime is typically minimal. Full details, including current pricing, are discussed at consultation.
What People Tell Us
“Freshened up without looking as though you've had something done.”
— Julie T.
“The best Botox I have had in years — very clean and hygienic.”
— Jessica F.
More From the Mulberry House Journal
Browse further articles and advice from the clinic in the Mulberry House Journal.
Not Sure Where to Start?
Book a consultation with our clinical team, or explore our full range of treatments — no pressure, no hard sell, just a clear sense of what will genuinely suit you.