Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) and Exosome therapy are both regenerative treatments used for hair restoration and skin rejuvenation, but they differ significantly in their source, potency, and cost.
Key Differences
• Source of Material
• PRP: Made from your own blood. A clinician draws your blood, spins it in a centrifuge to concentrate the platelets, and injects the plasma into the scalp or skin.
• Exosomes: Tiny extracellular vesicles harvested and lab-processed from stem cell cultures. They act as cellular messengers carrying a rich load of proteins, growth factors, and RNA.
• Potency and Concentration
• PRP: Delivers a standard concentration of growth factors native to your current platelet health.
• Exosomes: Contain a much larger and more diverse array of signaling molecules (often hundreds to over a thousand bioactive components) that can more potently activate dormant follicles
Key Differences
• Source of Material
• PRP: Made from your own blood. A clinician draws your blood, spins it in a centrifuge to concentrate the platelets, and injects the plasma into the scalp or skin.
• Exosomes: Tiny extracellular vesicles harvested and lab-processed from stem cell cultures. They act as cellular messengers carrying a rich load of proteins, growth factors, and RNA.
• Potency and Concentration
• PRP: Delivers a standard concentration of growth factors native to your current platelet health.
• Exosomes: Contain a much larger and more diverse array of signaling molecules (often hundreds to over a thousand bioactive components) that can more potently activate dormant follicles
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