Bryan Johnson tried a new skin treatment combining exosomes with pixel therapy, a laser that creates micro-channels to help the exosomes penetrate deeper. He describes it as intensely painful but worth it for reversing decades of sun damage that inspired him to start Blueprint.
So when we started Blueprint three years ago, I had really bad skin damage. I was in the sun all the time as a kid. I never wore sunscreen. So we started Blueprint. We did my baseline measurements to look at UV damage, brown spreads. It was really bad. I looked like a zombie. Okay, so what we've got going on today is exosomes. These are for the face. So we do this pixel therapy, which is thermomechanical ablation. It opens up channels in the skin for the exosomes to be absorbed. Much more efficient, effectively. It's like you're getting a hot sear on your skin, but it's very quickly. The pain to benefit ratio is very high. Like, it's endless fun. I love every second of it.
