Medicube Exosome Shot Azelaic Acid 7,500 PPM Spicule Facial Serum

Description

What Is This Serum?

This formula steps up the spicule concentration from the 2,000 PPM version while keeping the same core actives, azelaic acid and niacinamide, working together to calm sensitive-looking skin and support an even, clearer complexion. It’s positioned as the choice for those who already know how their skin handles spicule based products and want a stronger treatment.

As with the other Exosome Shot serums, this isn’t meant to be rinsed off. It works ahead of the rest of your routine to help following products absorb more effectively.

How to Use

1. Apply an appropriate amount to the face and press with your hand for a better effect, daily.

Avoid the eye and lip area, and a tingling or warming sensation on application is a normal reaction rather than a cause for concern.

Who It’s For

• Redness, congestion, and uneven-looking skin
• Those already comfortable with spicule based treatments wanting a stronger option
• Anyone building a full azelaic acid routine alongside a leave-on serum or toner

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Medicube Exosome Shot 7500 used for?

The higher concentration 7500 PPM version is designed for more stubborn acne, persistent redness and deeper pigmentation concerns. It delivers a more intensive treatment than the 2000 PPM version.

How to use Medicube Azelaic Acid Exosome Shot 7500?

Apply to clean dry skin and gently press in using fingertips without rubbing. Use two to three times a week in the evening and always follow with SPF the next morning.

What are the downsides of Azelaic Acid?

It can cause mild tingling or temporary redness especially at higher concentrations. Results also take longer to appear compared to stronger exfoliating actives like BHA or retinol.

What to put on face after Medicube Exosome Shot?

Apply a gentle hydrating moisturiser to soothe and support the skin barrier after the treatment. Keep the rest of your routine simple and avoid other actives on the same evening.

Is Medicube Azelaic Acid good for acne?

Yes, azelaic acid is clinically proven to reduce acne-causing bacteria and calm inflammation. The higher concentration Exosome Shot format makes it particularly effective for persistent or deeper breakouts.