Exosomes + PRP Combination Therapy

For individuals seeking the most robust non-surgical approach to hair loss, combining Exosomes Therapy with Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) offers a powerful, synergistic solution. At PRP London Clinic, our medical team leverages the unique strengths of both treatments to maximise scalp stimulation and hair regrowth potential.

This advanced protocol uses PRP derived from your own blood to prepare the scalp environment and provide initial growth factors, followed by targeted Exosome administration for an added boost of potent regenerative signals. Learn if this enhanced combination therapy is right for you.

While both Exosomes and PRP are effective hair loss treatments individually, combining them offers distinct advantages:

• Synergistic Signalling: PRP provides a broad spectrum of growth factors from your platelets, while exosomes deliver a concentrated, diverse payload of signalling molecules (proteins, RNA) from stem cells. Together, they offer a more comprehensive regenerative stimulus.
• Enhanced Follicle Activation: PRP helps 'prime' the scalp environment, improving blood flow and reducing inflammation, potentially making follicles more receptive to the potent signals delivered by exosomes.
• Addressing Different Needs: PRP uses your body's own healing factors, while exosomes provide externally sourced, highly concentrated signals, potentially beneficial if your own growth factor levels are suboptimal.
• Comprehensive Approach: Tackles hair loss from multiple angles simultaneously for potentially faster and more significant results compared to monotherapy in suitable candidates.

The Exosomes + PRP session integrates both treatments. Following consultation and confirmation of suitability, a small blood sample is taken and processed to prepare the PRP. The scalp is cleansed, and topical anaesthetic is applied. Our practitioner then injects the prepared PRP into the target areas, followed by injections of the purified exosome solution into the same zones. Minimal downtime is expected, with possible mild redness or tenderness resolving quickly. Aftercare instructions are provided. The combined procedure typically takes about 75-90 minutes.

Combining Exosomes and PRP aims to potentially enhance the results seen with either therapy alone. Initial improvements, such as reduced hair shedding, may be noticed within 4–8 weeks. Visible thickening and increased density generally become apparent between 3–6 months as stimulated follicles enter and sustain the growth phase. Optimal results and hair maturation continue over 6–12 months. A course of 3-6 combination sessions is typically recommended for the best outcomes, with potential maintenance sessions discussed based on individual response.

Exosomes + PRP combination therapy may be particularly suitable for:

• Individuals with moderate to advanced pattern hair loss seeking maximal non-surgical stimulation.
• Those who have had suboptimal results with PRP or other therapies alone.
• Patients looking for the most comprehensive regenerative approach available.
• Individuals in good general health suitable for both PRP and exosome treatments.

Our medical team will determine if the combination approach offers significant advantages for your specific situation during the consultation.

Both PRP and Exosome therapies have excellent safety profiles when performed correctly. PRP uses your own blood, minimising allergic reaction risks. Exosomes are cell-free and rigorously screened. Combining them does not typically introduce significant additional risks beyond those associated with scalp injections (mild, temporary redness, swelling, tenderness, or bruising). Both treatments are administered by our medical team under strict clinical protocols.

Experience the potential of combined Exosomes and PRP therapy at PRP London Clinic. Schedule a consultation to discuss this advanced hair loss solution.

Explore the benefits of combining Exosomes and PRP. Book your a consultation with our medical team at PRP London Clinic today for a personalised assessment and treatment plan.