Exosome aftercare after microneedling and laser: a protocol guide for clinics

Aftercare is where many clinics win or lose repeat clients. A well-designed step makes the end of a session feel considered and gives clients something to continue at home. This guide shows how clinics typically structure an exosome aftercare protocol with Mars products. It is not medical advice; your practitioners remain responsible for the procedures and protocols used in your clinic.

Which line fits which treatment?

• Milk exosome — for fine-line and radiance programs, and for barrier support after microneedling.
• Cucumber exosome — for calming and hydration after heat-based treatments, and in summer.
• Turmeric curcumin exosome — for clients who tend to show visible redness.
• Ginseng exosome — for firmness programs and tired-looking skin.

The in-clinic step

Ampoule sets (30 mg + 1.5 ml) are sized for a single professional application. Activate the set at the chair so the client sees the powder dissolve, then apply according to your protocol. Boxes of 16 or 30 sets suit treatment rooms with steady volume.

The take-home step

A 6-set vial kit (100 mg + 3 ml) continues the routine for the following days. Selling it at checkout — ideally under your own label — turns aftercare into retail revenue and keeps the client engaged until the next visit.

Training your team

1. Show the activation step on a sample set.
2. Agree a single script for explaining the product to clients.
3. Print a one-page protocol card for each room.
4. Record which batch was used, using the batch number on the box.

Documents to keep on file

Keep the MSDS, COA and INCI list for every batch you use. We supply them on request with each order. See the med-spa aftercare project example for a complete set-up, or browse milk exosome ampoules.