PRP, mesotherapy, exosomes: what does each actually do?

PRP (platelet-rich plasma) is prepared from your own blood and returned to the scalp. The growth factors inside platelets support repair around the follicle. Among injectable hair treatments it has the longest track record and the broadest evidence base.

Mesotherapy delivers blends of vitamins, minerals, and peptides into the scalp through fine needles. The aim is to improve the follicle's nutritional environment. It is usually planned in courses, often alternating with PRP.

Exosomes are vesicles that carry signals between cells; together with stem-cell-derived products they are the newest chapter in hair treatment. Early data is promising — but long-term evidence in large patient groups is still accumulating. So we position exosomes not as a standalone solution but as one component of a combined protocol in the right case.

Which one is right for you? The answer is not in the product but in the analysis: the type and speed of your loss and the condition of your scalp decide. Any course recommended without analysis is a script, not a plan — in this clinic the order is always measurement first, plan second.