PRP
Autologous- What it is
- Your own platelets, concentrated and applied to the scalp.
- Source
- Your own blood.
- Best suited for
- Early thinning, maintenance and transplant support.
Regenerative therapy
Exosome Therapy for Hair Loss
What exosomes are, how they may fit a hair restoration plan and why they are not automatically better than PRP. A physician review always comes first.
Cell signaling
Extracellular vesicles
Non-surgical
Targeted scalp support
Supports FUE
After your transplant
Physician-reviewed
Evaluation required
The treatment
What are exosomes?
Exosomes are tiny extracellular vesicles involved in cell signaling. In regenerative medicine, they may be used as part of protocols intended to support tissue repair and cellular communication.
How they may be used in hair restoration
- As support after FUE.
- In selected early thinning cases.
- For patients exploring regenerative support.
- When recommended by the physician after evaluation.
3D illustration of exosomes reaching a hair follicle in the scalp
Compare
PRP vs stem cells vs exosomes
Three regenerative options, with different sources and roles. None replaces a hair transplant in advanced loss, and the right choice depends on your case and a physician review.
Stem cell therapy
Regenerative- What it is
- A regenerative approach used in selected, physician-guided plans.
- Source
- Cellular regenerative protocol.
- Best suited for
- Selected regenerative cases, after evaluation.
Exosomes
Signaling- What it is
- Tiny particles that carry signals between cells.
- Source
- Cell-derived vesicles.
- Best suited for
- Selected scalp and follicle support.
Not automatically better than PRP. The right option depends on the patient. A physician review is required.
FAQ
FAQ
Are exosomes better than PRP?
Not automatically. The right option depends on the patient.
Can exosomes regrow hair in bald areas?
They should not be marketed as a guaranteed solution for bald areas. Evaluation is required.
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