Exosomes are tiny particles that come from stem cells. Think of them as tiny delivery trucks that carry important messages and nutrients between cells in your body. They carry important signals that help cells in your body communicate and heal. When it comes to hair, these little trucks deliver the essential ingredients that help repair and strengthen your hair follicles.

Imagine your hair follicles as a garden that needs a little extra care. Exosomes act like a supercharged fertiliser that helps revive tired plants, making them stronger and healthier. By improving the soil (your scalp) and nourishing the roots (your follicles), exosomes encourage your hair to grow back thicker, fuller, and more resilient.

1. Consultation

2. Scalp preparation

3. Application of exosomes

4. Microneedling

• Hair loss and shedding

• Thin, damaged & brittle hair

• Scalp prep before hair transplant or nourish scalp post hair transplant

• Repigmentation of grey hairs

• Postpartum hair loss

• Stress-induced hair loss

• Scalp conditions such as itchy or dry scalp

Treatment intervals may depend on the condition and stage of hair loss. Generally, every 2 weeks for an intensive course or every 6 months for maintenance.

Pre and post-care instructions for Exosome Therapy can help optimise your treatment experience and promote proper healing.

Pre-care:

• There are no specific pre-care instructions, however, we will appreciate if you can come with a clean scalp. Please refrain from applying any hair products including waxes, gels and hair fibres.

Post-care:

• Avoid Touching: Refrain from touching the treated area for at least 4 hours to minimise infection risks.
• Activities to Avoid: For the next 24 hours, avoid activities that induce sweating such as swimming, strenuous exercise, sauna, and jacuzzi.
• Washing/Showering: Wait at least 12 hours before washing or showering your scalp.
• Pressure and Rubbing: Do not apply pressure or rub the treated area excessively.
• Ice: While ice can reduce swelling, refrain from applying it directly to the injected area unless necessary.
• Medication: Avoid aspirin, Advil, ibuprofen, Voltaren, and other anti-inflammatory medications for 3 days following your procedure, ideally 7 days if possible. Use paracetamol for any discomfort.

• Expected reactions: Mild itching and tingling sensations are normal and typically subside within 24-48 hours.
• Post-treatment symptoms: Bruising, redness, and soreness may occur for 2-5 days. Use paracetamol for any discomfort.
• These are normal treatment consequences. You can resume most of your day to day activities immediately after treatment.