We have been talking about The ReAwaken Exosome IQ in clinic for weeks now. It started as something my team and I were testing quietly among ourselves, comparing notes after work, before we ever mentioned it to a single client. Every one of us has now been through it, and there has been a small running commentary in the staff room ever since, over how each of us reacted, what surprised us, and how our skin looked a few days on. So before I asked any of you to try it, I wanted to know exactly what it felt like from the other side of the treatment bed myself.
I will be honest, I was nervous going in. I had built it up in my head as something intense, mostly because bio needling sounds like it should hurt more than it does. Watching my team go through it first did not entirely settle my nerves either, a couple of them warned me it was a strange sensation, even if none of them found it unbearable. When it was finally my turn, it was not totally pain free, there is a sensation as the spicules work into the skin, but it was genuinely less than what I have felt with microneedling in the past. Part of that comes down to control. As the therapist, I could choose exactly how deep the spicules penetrated and adjust that to my own comfort level as we went, and that is exactly the kind of control every client will have during their own treatment. It is one of the things the team and I keep coming back to when we talk about it, how much say you actually have in your own experience.
That evening I kept things simple. I cleansed my face before bed and applied the relief cream we like everyoneto go home with. It felt a little tender going on, but nothing more than I expected after a treatment like this, and a couple of my team described exactly the same thing when we compared notes.
The next 24 hours are where it got interesting. My skin genuinely felt like it had tiny prickles sitting just under the surface, almost like a very fine, low level pins and needles. I want to be upfront about this, because I do not want anyone to be caught off guard by it, and I also do not want it to sound alarming, because it really is not. That sensation is simply thousands of microscopic channels doing exactly what they are meant to do, closing back over while your skin gets to work on the repair response underneath. It is uncomfortable in the mildest sense of the word, not painful, and it settles on its own. Talking to the rest of the team afterwards, that was the one thing almost everyone mentioned, the prickling caught them slightly off guard the first time simply because no one had told them to expect it, which is exactly why I wanted to put it in writing here.
By day two, that feeling had faded to almost nothing, and my skin was noticeably less red than it had been the day before. This is when I actually started to enjoy the process, because I could see the firmness and plumpness starting to show, and there was a glow underneath everything that felt like it was genuinely lifting my skin from within, not just sitting on top of it. This morning I woke up and my skin already felt so much calmer, and when I compared notes with the team, that timeline held for almost all of us, uncomfortable for a day, then a noticeable shift by day two.
What has stood out most, watching my whole team go through this one by one, is that everybody's experience has been slightly different. Some found the treatment itself barely noticeable and were more surprised by the prickling the next day. Others felt more during the treatment and had almost nothing afterwards. But every single one of us has said the same thing by day two or three, that the skin looks and feels tighter, brighter, and more awake. That consistency, even with different skin types and different sensitivities across the team, is what has genuinely convinced me this is worth bringing to you.
I will keep tracking how this develops over the coming weeks, because the whole point of this system is that results build with every session rather than peaking after one. But if you have been wondering whether it is worth trying for yourself, I can tell you honestly, from my own experience and from watching my whole team go through it, it was far less intense than any of us expected, and what we are seeing just days in has all of us genuinely excited to see where our skin is at four weeks from now.