This article reports the first clinical case using topical exosomes derived from Lactobacillus plantarum to treat active acne. After 4 weeks of application, the patient showed marked reductions in papules, pustules, and inflammation, with no irritation or side effects—suggesting exosomes may be a promising non-antibiotic option for acne management.

This study shares clinical insights on hybrid filler protocols combining hyaluronic acid (HA) with hyperdiluted calcium hydroxylapatite (CaHA). The premixed formulation, injected with a cannula in fan or retrograde technique, provided improved skin quality, hydration, and firmness. The article includes tips for product ratios, areas of use, and adverse event prevention.

This case series explores the use of a 675-nm diode laser for the treatment of mixed-type melasma in patients with Fitzpatrick phototypes III to V. Four women underwent one or two sessions using the RedTouchPro laser. The protocol resulted in notable improvements in both pigmentary and vascular components, with minimal discomfort and no significant side effects. Image-based assessment using the LifeViz system showed enhanced brightness, texture, and skin uniformity. The laser’s high affinity for melanin and collagen, along with integrated cooling, ensures a safe and effective approach to melasma in darker skin tones, even during summer months.