Bryan Johnson gets a Tixel facial, a heat treatment that feels like a hot iron on skin. Adding exosome therapy cut his recovery time from three to five days down to two. He sees it as a biochemical tool to slow aging, not vanity.
Hey, everyone. Today I'm doing tixel on my face. This is a thermal mechanical, ablative treatment. So there's laser, there's intense pulse light. I'm excited. We're also added a new technology. We added exosomes. It reduced my healing time from three to five days to about two days. We're excited about them and to incorporate them more frequently in what we're doing. So let's get this going. So it feels like a hot piece of iron touching your skin in a fraction of a second. I just finished the treatment. My face feels like it's on fire. The redness does not capture how hot my face feels. So you may think this is about vanity. It's not. It's about getting into the smallest of details of our biochemical reactions in our body and figuring out how we slow down the speed of aging and reverse it. Each of us can do, to the best of our ability, things to slow our speed of aging, reverse aging and not die.
