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Dermatologically Tested Apple-Derived Extracellular Vesicles Show Skin-Soothing and Antiageing Benefits 

19/09/2025 • by Chloe Gronow

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A study in the Journal of Cosmetic Dermatology examines the safety and efficacy of a 2% apple-derived extracellular vesicle (ADV) formulation for topical skin application.

 The study rigorously tested the bioactive vesicles according to international safety standards.  

 

The ADVs demonstrated an excellent safety profile, showing no genotoxic, cytotoxic, corrosive, or sensitisation effects in standard assays – including the Ames test and OECD-compliant skin and corneal models.  

 

In functional assessments over 60 days, the formulation significantly reduced skin redness (p < 0.05) and improved wrinkle length, volume, and roughness – highlighting its soothing and antiageing potential.  

 

For regenerative aesthetic medicine, these findings support the idea that plant-derived vesicles may offer a novel, biocompatible alternative to traditional bioactives.

 

ADVs could be incorporated into post-procedural care to reduce inflammation and accelerate visible skin rejuvenation – without ethical or regulatory concerns tied to human or animal-derived ingredients.  

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