Dr. BAE

The science

Korean exosome science, an academic foundation.

The Exotokine line is developed by BAE Lab, a stem-cell research laboratory founded in 2018 at Soongsil University, Seoul — built on a patented EV membrane filter and bio-inspired, nano-defined cell culture.

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BAE Lab / Soongsil University research imagery

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The terms

Exosomes and PDRN, in plain terms.

What is an exosome?

An exosome is a nanoscale vesicle that carries active molecules — RNA, proteins, peptides — between cells. In skincare, exosomes act as a delivery vehicle that ferries actives across the skin barrier. Exotokine uses 100% plant-derived exosomes from Centella Asiatica — no animal or human origin.

What is PDRN?

PDRN (polydeoxyribonucleotide) is a DNA-fragment active that activates the A2A receptor to drive tissue regeneration and calm inflammation. Pidiroenne uses plant-sourced Stable-PN PDRN from Rose & Soy — differentiated from common salmon-derived PDRN.

BAE Lab

Soongsil University, Seoul, Korea

Led by Prof. Won-Gyu Bae — PhD, Seoul National University; Post-Doctorate, Stanford University. A research house dedicated to beauty and medical products based on biomimetics.

  • Founded 2018 — stem-cell research laboratory
  • Patented EV Membrane Filter (multi-stage micro/nano)
  • Bio-inspired, nano-defined cell culture
  • Stable-PN technology for PDRN formulation
  • Certifications: ISO, CPNP (EU), GCC, UK-compliant
  • Distributed in the Balkans by Allure Beauty

Three technologies

One botanical system, three mechanisms.

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Plant exosome technology

BAE Lab’s patented multi-stage micro/nano membrane filtration extracts extracellular vesicles from Centella Asiatica at 0.1% purity — the delivery vehicle behind Exotokine and Exotokine Black.

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Stable-PN PDRN

A plant-sourced polydeoxyribonucleotide from Amber Rose & Soy — differentiated from common salmon PDRN, without fish-protein allergy or animal-origin concerns. The core active behind Pidiroenne.

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Multivitamin delivery

Tocoforte formulates Vitamins C, E, B3 and B5 for transdermal, in-clinic delivery — the difference between a vitamin product and a vitamin result.

Why botanical

Plant-based exosomes vs. animal-derived products.

ParameterAnimal exosomesExotokine (plant-based)
SourceAnimal stem cellsCentella Asiatica (100% plant)
Ethical concernsAnimal welfareNo ethical production concerns
ContaminationViral / prion transmission riskNo human / animal pathogen risk
StabilityVariable (donor-dependent)Stable (controlled culture)
RegulatoryStricter for human originEU / GCC cosmetic compliant

In-vitro evidence

Measured, not marketed.

  • · PP-Exosome heals wounds faster than control groups.
  • · Increased macrophage recruitment (Iba-1).
  • · Enhanced angiogenesis (α-SMA on day 14).
  • · PDRN increases fibroblasts at 20–100 µg/ml; stimulates VEGF.
  • · Documented 22-day wound recovery with Exotokine + Pidiroenne.

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In-vitro / clinical evidence figure

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