Frontiers review maps the emerging role of exosome therapy in reconstructive surgery

A Frontiers review examines how exosome therapy is being positioned in reconstructive surgery as a supportive regenerative tool. The paper looks at how extracellular vesicle-based approaches may contribute to tissue repair, wound management, and post-surgical recovery, while also highlighting formulation consistency, mechanism validation, and manufacturing standardization as ongoing barriers. For the industry, the review is a useful signal that exosome-related applications are expanding beyond early laboratory interest into more structured clinical discussion, especially in scenarios where repair quality and recovery time are critical endpoints.