Exosomes for Hair Loss

Exosomes are small, membrane-bound vesicles that are secreted by many types of cells in the body. They play a key role in cell-to-cell communication by transferring proteins, lipids, and genetic material (such as RNA) between cells. This communication influences various biological processes, including immune responses, tissue repair, and inflammation.

In the field of aesthetics and regenerative medicine, exosomes are gaining attention for their potential to promote skin rejuvenation and tissue healing. They are rich in growth factors, cytokines, and other signaling molecules that can help stimulate collagen production, reduce inflammation, and support the natural healing process in the skin. As a result, exosome-based therapies are being used in anti-aging treatments, hair restoration, and scar reduction. In skincare, exosomes can be applied topically or injected to encourage skin regeneration and improve overall skin health. Since they are not live cells like stem cells, but rather cellular byproducts, exosomes may offer a safer alternative to some therapies.

• Restore and strengthen the scalp and hair follicles
• Helps protect the follicle cells from damage caused by things like stress and hormones.
• Stimulates hair growth
• Improves scalp health
• Increase hair density and thickness
• Anti-aging and anti-inflammatory effects

• 4 treatments at 2 weekly intervals.
• Maintenance treatments are typically 3-6 monthly.

Optimal results seen at 3-6 months post treatment.

There is no downtime post treatment however a mild stinging sensation and redness may occur for a short period during and after treatment.

We either inject or micro-needle in the exosomes to deliver the active ingredients beneath the epidermis. This process significantly enhances the skin’s capacity to absorb the exosomes by opening channels in the skin barrier.

A treatment session typically takes around 30 minutes.