How Exosome Therapy Works

Exosomes refer to extracellular signals, that are in the form of blisters that are responsible for cell signaling in multicellular organisms. These vesicles transmit information that affects the behavior of cells and encourage activities such as growth and healing. Exosomes are formed from the fusion of cells and contain a combination of DNA, RNA, and proteins that influence cell behavior.

In hair loss therapy, exosomes extracted from human amniotic mesenchymal stem cells are isolated and purified through a process exclusive to this product. These exosomes are administered to the scalp, where they work to activate hair follicles and promote hair growth and repair.

• Minimal Downtime: Exosome therapy is a non-invasive procedure done on an outpatient basis and is not painful at all.

• Natural-Looking Results: This treatment is meant to encourage hair growth from within and therefore result in increased hair density and health without having to use dangerous drugs or go for surgery.

• No Incisions or Anesthesia Required: In contrast to hair transplant, exosome therapy does not involve surgery and therefore does not need anesthesia.

Microneedling is the procedure through which exosome therapy is administered since it entails creating micro-injuries on the scalp. These micro-injuries stimulate the healing process of the body and enhance the delivery of the exosomes to the derma of the scalp for the best outcome.