What is Injectable Exosome Therapy?
Injectable Exosome Therapy involves placing exosomes directly into targeted areas such as joints, tendons, skin, or scalp for focused regenerative support. These exosomes, derived from human umbilical cord mesenchymal stem cells, contain growth factors and proteins that may promote tissue healing and reduce inflammation at the injection site.
Potential Benefits
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May support joint and tendon healing
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Can reduce localized pain and inflammation
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May promote hair growth and skin rejuvenation
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Useful for injury recovery or post-surgical healing
How It Works
A physician injects exosomes into the targeted area using precision techniques. This allows for direct application to the tissue or structure needing regeneration.
What to Expect
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Performed under sterile conditions in our clinic
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Mild redness, swelling, or soreness at the injection site may occur temporarily
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Minimal downtime; most clients resume activities within 24 hours
Risks & Side Effects
Generally well tolerated. Possible localized discomfort or swelling. No long-term adverse effects have been conclusively linked to exosome therapy, but research is ongoing.
Contraindications
Not recommended if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, have an active infection, or have unstable autoimmune disease.
Regulatory Status
This treatment is not FDA-approved to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease and is considered investigational in the U.S. We use laboratory-grade, ethically sourced exosomes administered under physician supervision.
