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PRP and exosome treatments use your body’s own healing signals to refresh skin and support thinning hair with little to no downtime. By concentrating growth factors from your blood or using exosome serums, this treatment can encourage healthier tissue, smoother texture, and a more even tone.
At House of Aesthetix, you are never rushed. Your provider takes time to talk through your concerns, explain each option, and build a plan around your comfort level. The goal is results that feel like you, only more confident, in a setting that feels relaxed and welcoming.
These treatments can be paired with other services or used on their own, depending on your goals. Your provider will walk you through what makes the most sense for your skin, scalp, and lifestyle.
Quick overview
Helps improve skin tone and texture, soften fine lines, reduce the look of scars, and support healthier, fuller-looking hair over time, using growth factors instead of synthetic filler.
In-office, minimally invasive treatment that may include a blood draw for PRP, topical numbing, and targeted injections or microneedling with PRP and/or exosome serums.
Most people return to normal activities the same day or next day, with mild redness, swelling, or tenderness that usually improves over several hours to a few days.
Adults looking to improve early signs of aging, acne scars, or hair thinning, who are in generally good health and understand that results build gradually over a series of treatments.
How it works
PRP (platelet-rich plasma) and exosomes are regenerative treatments that focus on signaling your body to repair and renew tissue. PRP comes from a small sample of your own blood that is spun in a centrifuge to isolate platelets rich in growth factors. Exosomes are tiny vesicles derived from stem cell cultures that carry helpful signals like proteins and growth factors.
During treatment, your provider places PRP, exosomes, or both into the skin or scalp through injections or combined with microneedling. These signals can encourage cells to produce more collagen and elastin, support healthier follicles, and gradually improve overall skin and hair quality.
Some people choose PRP alone, some choose exosomes alone, and others benefit from combining the two. Your provider will review your concerns, health history, and comfort with injections to recommend a plan that fits you and fits the treatment standards followed at House of Aesthetix.
Step-by-step visit
Your visit starts with a detailed consultation and a clear plan. Your provider reviews your goals, medical history, and current skincare or haircare routine. They explain the difference between PRP and exosomes, discuss how many sessions you may need, and answer questions so you know what to expect.
If PRP is part of your treatment, a small amount of blood is drawn and spun in a centrifuge to concentrate the platelets. While this happens, a topical numbing cream is often applied to the treatment area for comfort. Once the PRP and/or exosomes are ready, your provider places them into the skin or scalp through a series of small injections or by applying them during microneedling.
You might feel light pressure, pinching, or stinging in more sensitive areas, but many people find the treatment very manageable with numbing. Mild redness or swelling is common right after the procedure. Before you leave, your provider reviews simple aftercare, what to avoid over the next day or two, and when to come back for your next session.
Targeted concerns
PRP and exosome treatments are often chosen for concerns tied to skin quality and hair thinning. By supporting collagen production and healthier follicles, this approach can help improve several common issues over time.
Your provider may also talk with you about related concerns such as fine lines and wrinkles, acne scarring or surgical scarring, dull skin texture, and hair loss or thinning hair, and how PRP or exosomes can be combined with other treatments to address them safely.
Why people choose it
The main appeal of PRP and exosome treatments is that they work with your body instead of covering concerns from the outside only. Many patients appreciate that the focus is on signaling repair, which can lead to gradually smoother texture, more even tone, and fuller-looking hair while still looking like themselves.
Because these treatments are minimally invasive and use small needles instead of surgery, most people can return to their usual day quickly. Results build with time and repeated sessions, which can feel reassuring if you prefer a slow, steady change instead of a dramatic shift all at once.
Finding the right fit
Good candidates are usually adults who want to improve skin quality or hair thinning and who are comfortable with gradual, buildable results. You should be in generally good health, stay hydrated, and be willing to follow pre- and post-treatment instructions. Many people considering early fine lines and wrinkles, acne scars, or early hair thinning fall into this group.
Your provider will also look for conditions that suggest this treatment is not a good fit. People who are pregnant, breastfeeding, on certain blood thinners, or who have active infections, uncontrolled autoimmune conditions, or a history of poor wound healing may be advised to wait or choose another option. Strong expectations, like hoping for complete reversal of hair loss or scarring, will be discussed so you have a clear and realistic picture of likely results.
If PRP or exosomes are not the safest or most effective path for you, your provider can talk through other services, such as hair restoration, microneedling, or Sculptra treatments, that may better match your health history and goals.
Timeline overview
Right after treatment, you can expect some redness, swelling, and tenderness in the treated area. This is usually mild and tends to improve within a few hours to a couple of days. Most people feel comfortable returning to work or normal activities the same day, especially with makeup-free or lighter-duty plans.
Your provider will ask you to avoid things like heavy sweating, hot tubs, and harsh products on the treated area for a short period. Gentle cleansing, sun protection, and skipping active skincare ingredients such as strong acids or retinoids for several days help protect your results. For scalp treatments, you may be asked to avoid coloring or using tight hairstyles for a short time.
Improvements from PRP and exosomes are gradual. Many people notice a healthier glow and plumper feel to the skin within a few weeks as collagen production begins to increase. Hair-related treatments often take several months to show thicker-looking strands and less shedding, as the hair cycle progresses.
Results usually build over a series of sessions spaced weeks apart, with maintenance treatments recommended to help preserve changes. Your provider will give you a timeline that matches your specific plan so you know when to check in, what changes to look for, and how to support your results at home.
Care that feels personal
At House of Aesthetix, your provider focuses on listening first, then treating. Your consultation is a real conversation about what bothers you, what you hope to change, and what level of commitment fits your life. From there, your PRP or exosome plan is tailored to your skin, scalp, and comfort, not pulled from a template.
The practice emphasizes a calm, welcoming environment where you can ask questions freely and move at your own pace. Your provider takes time to explain each step, from the blood draw to aftercare, so you feel informed rather than rushed. Follow-up visits are used to track your progress together and adjust your plan as your skin or hair responds over time.
Most people need a series of treatments for best results. For skin, this often means 3 or more sessions spaced several weeks apart. For hair, it is common to start with monthly visits for several months, then move to maintenance appointments. Your exact number of sessions depends on your starting point, your goals, and how your body responds.
Cost depends on factors like the areas treated, whether you are treating skin, scalp, or both, and how many sessions are recommended in your plan. Combination treatments, such as pairing PRP or exosomes with microneedling, may be priced differently than stand-alone sessions. During your consultation, you will receive a clear quote before you commit so you can decide what fits your budget.
For most healthy adults, PRP and exosome treatments are considered low risk when performed by a trained provider using proper protocols. PRP uses your own blood, which helps lower the chance of a reaction. Possible side effects include temporary redness, swelling, bruising, or tenderness at injection or microneedling sites. Your provider will review your health history and medications to make sure the approach is appropriate for you.
Your provider may ask you to hydrate well in the days before your visit, avoid certain medications or supplements that increase bruising (if approved by your prescribing clinician), and arrive with clean skin or scalp. You may be advised to skip alcohol and smoking before and after treatment to support healing. You will receive personalized instructions before your appointment so you know exactly what to do.
Yes, many people see added benefit when PRP or exosomes are paired with treatments such as microneedling, scar-focused care, or hair restoration plans. The timing and order of these treatments matter, so your provider will map out a schedule that is safe for your skin and fits your calendar, instead of stacking procedures too closely together.