Are Exosome Treatments for Hair Loss Different from PRP? Which is Better?
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Yes, exosome treatments and PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) are different procedures of hair-loss therapies. While both aim to stimulate follicle activity, at the molecular level, they work in different ways, hence offering varying levels of effectiveness.
PRP uses a patient’s own blood. A sample is drawn, centrifuged to concentrate platelets, and then injected back into the scalp. Platelets release growth factors that can mildly stimulate dormant hair follicles, improve microcirculation, and enhance healing around existing follicles. For many patients, PRP can slow hair thinning and promote modest improvement, especially in early-stage hair loss.