The newest Advanced Night Repair step is a lightweight treatment essence built around the brand’s first Bio Exosome Technology.
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Estée Lauder is giving its most recognizable nighttime skin care franchise a new first step.
The new Advanced Night Repair Treatment Essence Lotion is a lightweight booster used after cleansing and before serum. According to the brand, it combines its proprietary Night Peptide with its first Bio Exosome Technology, which uses CICA derived components and more than 500 peptides. The formula is also designed to feel cooling on contact.
In Japan, the treatment essence launched nationwide on September 4, 2026 in two sizes:
* 200 mL: ¥16,500 * 100 mL: ¥9,350, limited edition
The brand positions it as the prep step before the classic Advanced Night Repair serum. The official Japanese launch page lists hydration, smoothness, radiance and improved serum absorption among its cosmetic benefits.
Yes. A live [Estée Lauder U.S. product page](https://www.esteelauder.com/product/26389/146360/product-catalog/skincare/toner-treatment-lotion/advanced-night-repair/recovery-treatment-essencetreatment-lotion) confirms the product as Advanced Night Repair Recovery Treatment Essence with Bio Exosome Technology. This is not an Asia exclusive, although regional names and launch timing may differ.
This is less about limited packaging and more about a major luxury skin care franchise moving the exosome conversation into an at home treatment essence. The name is instantly recognizable, the technology language will create curiosity and the U.S. product page makes the story useful to American shoppers now.
The performance and ingredient statements above reflect Estée Lauder’s claims. “Exosome inspired” should not be confused with an in office medical treatment.
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Reporting source: WWD Japan
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