How Some Clinics Cut Costs or Fake Exosome Treatments:
- Using Alternate or Cheaper Products – Some clinics may use PRP, stem cell serums, or low-quality growth factors instead of genuine exosomes but still label it as an exosome treatment.
- Dilution of Exosomes – Instead of using the full recommended dose, some places dilute exosomes with saline or other fillers to reduce costs.
- Repackaging of Products – A common tactic is injecting exosomes from one brand into another bottle to mislead patients. This way, a clinic may claim to use an expensive, well-known brand while actually using a cheaper alternative.
- Non-Medical Grade Products – Some clinics use cosmetic-grade or unverified exosome products, which might not be FDA-approved or safe for clinical use.
How We Ensure Authenticity at Skinfudge Clinic:
✅ We open all medical products in front of patients so they can see the original packaging and labeling.
✅ We use only genuine, medical-grade exosomes sourced directly from verified suppliers.
✅ We follow proper dosage and application techniques to ensure effective and safe treatment.
If a treatment is being offered at a significantly lower price, it is important for patients to question what exactly is being used. A cheaper price often means a compromise on quality, safety, or effectiveness.
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