Are you struggling with the persistent problem of hair loss and baldness, and your current treatment brings no results?
At Piotr Turkowski Clinic, we offer **exosome therapy** – a groundbreaking method for treating hair loss and baldness, based on the latest achievements in cellular engineering and regenerative aesthetic medicine.
Exosomes are microscopic structures derived from stem cells that play an important role in intercellular communication and stimulation of repair processes. When administered into the scalp, they activate the natural regeneration of hair follicles, improve blood circulation, and significantly reduce hair loss.
What are exosomes?
Exosomes are microscopic extracellular vesicles that naturally occur in the body and play an essential role in communication between cells. They are formed inside cells and then released into their surroundings. Their diameter typically ranges from 30 to 150 nanometers. Despite their small size, their biological importance is immense – they contain valuable components such as proteins, enzymes, lipids, RNA molecules, and microRNA, which are responsible for transmitting information between cells and triggering regenerative processes.
In the context of hair loss treatment, exosomes are gaining increasing recognition due to their strong biostimulatory and regenerative properties. Their application in scalp therapy involves delivering these bioactive molecules directly to areas affected by hair loss, initiating the processes of hair follicle restoration and growth. Unlike traditional hair loss treatments, which act mainly on the surface or hormonally, exosomes work directly at the cellular level – they activate “dormant” cells, accelerate the regeneration of damaged tissues, reduce inflammation, and improve blood circulation within the scalp.
”Exosomes are the future of regenerative therapies. Thanks to their ability to communicate between cells, we can activate repair processes in the scalp without the use of drugs or surgery. It's a method that works where others have failed.
Dr n. med. Piotr TurkowskiSpecjalista transplantacji włosów
The administration of exosomes also improves the biological environment around hair follicles. With enhanced blood flow and increased availability of nutrients, hair bulbs become better nourished and more active. In addition, exosomes exhibit immunomodulatory effects – which is particularly important in cases of hair loss with an inflammatory or autoimmune background (e.g., alopecia areata).
Compared to other therapies, exosomes do not contain live cells, are sterile, and do not trigger immune reactions, making them a well-tolerated form of regenerative treatment. As a result, patients undergoing exosome therapy often experience a reduction in hair loss, a halt in the balding process, stimulation of new hair growth, and an overall improvement in scalp condition.
Exosome therapy is an innovative method for treating hair loss, acting directly at the cellular level. Thanks to bioactive molecules derived from stem cells, it stimulates hair follicle regeneration and reduces hair loss.
patients notice a significant reduction in hair loss after the first treatment.
notices new hair growth and improved hair density within 2–3 months.
Exosomes regenerate damaged cells, improve microcirculation, and rebuild the environment around hair follicles. The therapy is natural, safe, and non-invasive—ideal for both women and men with androgenetic alopecia, telogen effluvium, or post-hair transplant. This is a new standard in biological hair loss treatment.
Indications
Exosome therapy for hair is a treatment designed for individuals struggling with various forms of hair loss or a decline in hair quality. The main indications for the procedure include androgenetic alopecia, which is the most common cause of hair loss in both men and women. Exosomes are also highly effective in cases of telogen effluvium – a type of hair loss that occurs as a result of stress, systemic diseases, hormonal imbalances, nutritional deficiencies, or as the body’s response to past infections, including COVID-19.
This therapy is also beneficial for individuals who have noticed significant hair thinning, weakening, or excessive shedding after childbirth, during menopause, or following intensive medication treatments. Exosomes are an excellent solution to support scalp recovery after a hair transplant – they accelerate the regeneration process, improve tissue blood flow, and increase the survival rate of transplanted hair follicles.
The procedure can also be used preventively – for people who are not yet experiencing visible hair loss but want to strengthen hair structure, improve density, elasticity, and overall condition, as well as delay the process of follicle miniaturization. Exosome therapy is recommended for patients seeking a natural method of hair restoration without the use of pharmaceuticals or surgical procedures. Thanks to their regenerative properties, exosomes are effective across a wide range of issues related to hair loss and weakening.
Contraindications
Contraindications to exosome therapy for hair are relatively few; however, as with any aesthetic medicine procedure, there are specific situations in which the administration of exosomes is not recommended or should be postponed. These contraindications are primarily based on ensuring patient safety and maximizing treatment effectiveness.
The procedure should not be performed in individuals with active scalp infections – whether bacterial, viral, or fungal. Any inflammatory conditions, open wounds, ulcers, or dermatological changes such as psoriasis or atopic dermatitis in an active phase require prior treatment and symptom resolution before starting exosome therapy.
Absolute contraindications include pregnancy and breastfeeding. Although exosomes are a natural and well-tolerated therapy, clinical trials are not conducted on pregnant women; therefore, for the safety of both mother and child, the procedure should be postponed.
The therapy is not recommended for individuals with cancer – both active and those treated in the recent past. Exosomes contain growth factors that can stimulate cell proliferation, so in oncology patients, particular caution is necessary, and consultation with the treating physician is essential.
Active autoimmune diseases, especially those affecting the skin or connective tissue, may also be a contraindication. In such cases, an individual assessment of risks and potential benefits is required, as some mechanisms of action of exosomes may interfere with abnormal immune activity.
The procedure should not be performed in patients with allergies or hypersensitivity to any component of the preparation. While exosomes themselves are non-immunogenic, the products in which they are suspended (such as carriers or transport media) may contain additives that could cause allergic reactions. Therefore, it is important to always inform the physician of any allergies, chronic conditions, or medications being taken.
Relative contraindications may also include blood clotting disorders and the use of anticoagulant medications – not because of the exosomes themselves, but due to the injection technique (mesotherapy), which carries a risk of minor bleeding and bruising.
What does the procedure look like?
The procedure is preceded by a detailed trichological or dermatological consultation, during which the doctor assesses the condition of the scalp, the type and stage of hair loss, and determines whether the patient is a suitable candidate for the therapy. In some cases, baseline photographs and microcamera documentation are taken to allow for later comparison of results.
On the day of the treatment, the scalp is thoroughly cleansed and disinfected. At the patient’s request, or in the case of a low pain threshold, a numbing cream may be applied, although most patients do not experience significant discomfort – the procedure is not painful. The exosomes, contained in a specialized preparation, are administered into the scalp using the mesotherapy technique – that is, with a very fine needle, point by point, in the area of the hair follicles. The injections cover the entire surface requiring regeneration: the hairline, crown, temples, or other areas with visible thinning.
The injection process usually takes 20 to 40 minutes, depending on the size of the treated area. Immediately after the procedure, the skin may be slightly red, mildly swollen, or sensitive to touch – these are natural reactions and typically subside within a few hours. There is no need for bandages or prolonged activity restrictions – patients can return to work the same day.
For optimal results, a series of treatments is recommended, usually 2 to 4 sessions spaced 3–4 weeks apart, although many patients notice reduced hair shedding and improved scalp condition after just one session. In many cases, exosome therapy is combined with other regenerative methods, such as platelet-rich plasma (PRP), carboxytherapy, or LED therapy.
The entire procedure relies on the body’s natural regenerative mechanisms, which is why the results develop gradually – hair becomes thicker, stronger, more elastic, and the scalp better nourished and healthier. Exosome therapy is a modern, biological treatment that is quick, nearly painless, and, most importantly, highly effective in combating various forms of hair loss.
Benefits of exosome therapy for hair
Exosome therapy for hair brings many important benefits, making it one of the most promising and modern methods of treating hair loss and supporting hair regeneration. Its action is based on the body’s natural repair mechanisms, stimulated by bioactive molecules derived from exosomes. The most important advantages include:
- Addressing the root cause, not just the symptoms – exosomes do not mask the problem; instead, they stimulate the cells of the scalp and hair follicles for intensive rebuilding, improved microcirculation, and biological renewal. This means they directly influence the processes underlying hair loss – regardless of its cause.
- Natural treatment – exosomes are free of genetic material and do not contain live cells, meaning they do not trigger immune reactions, allergies, or rejection. As a result, the therapy is well tolerated, even by individuals with sensitive skin. Moreover, the procedure does not require hospitalization, involves no recovery downtime, and does not limit daily activity – patients can return to work the same day.
- Long-lasting effects – within just a few weeks, patients notice reduced hair loss, improved hair structure and appearance, and increased hair density. In the long term, exosomes support scalp revitalization, helping prevent hair loss recurrence and slowing the miniaturization of hair follicles.
Effects
The effects of exosome therapy for hair are noticeable just a few weeks after the first treatment and continue to improve over time as exosomes activate the scalp’s and hair follicles’ natural regenerative processes. Since the therapy works at the cellular level, the results are not only aesthetic but also long-lasting and deeply embedded in the biological structure of the skin.
One of the first visible effects is a noticeable reduction in hair loss. For many patients, within 2–3 weeks there is a significant decrease in the number of hairs shed during washing or brushing. Hair becomes stronger and less prone to breakage, resulting in improved appearance and volume.
In the following weeks, the hair thickening process becomes apparent – dormant hair follicles are stimulated to grow, leading to the appearance of new “baby hairs.” Gradually, hair regains its natural density and even coverage in previously thinned areas such as the temples, hairline, or crown.
Thanks to its anti-inflammatory action and ability to stimulate microcirculation, the therapy also improves scalp health – reducing oiliness, flaking, redness, and irritation. The skin becomes better oxygenated and nourished, supporting further hair follicle regeneration and helping to maintain results over the long term.
After a series of treatments, hair becomes thicker, stronger, more elastic, and shinier. Its structure and resistance to mechanical damage and external factors, such as UV radiation or temperature changes, are improved. The hairstyle regains volume, and the hairline becomes more defined and symmetrical.
Frequently asked questions
Is exosome therapy safe?
Yes, exosomes do not contain genetic material or living cells, which means they do not cause allergic or immunological reactions. The treatment is well tolerated even by people with sensitive skin.
How many exosome treatments are needed to see results?
The first results, such as reduced hair loss, may be noticeable after just 2–3 weeks. A series of 2–4 treatments spaced several weeks apart is recommended.
Does exosome therapy work for all types of hair loss?
Exosomes are most effective in treating androgenetic alopecia and telogen effluvium. They also aid post-hair transplant recovery and improve the overall condition of the scalp.
Is recovery necessary after the procedure?
No – the patient can return to normal activities the same day. The scalp may only be slightly red or sensitive for a few hours.
Does exosome therapy replace hair transplantation?
Not always. In cases of advanced hair loss, exosomes can aid treatment or recovery, but they are not a substitute for transplantation where hair follicles are missing.
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