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Exosome Hair Treatment in Gurgaon
Exosomes are tiny signalling packets that cells release to talk to each other. In hair treatment they are placed in the scalp to support weak or sleepy follicles and improve density. The evidence is still growing, so your doctor explains what to expect and whether exosomes are worth trying for you.
In short
Exosome hair treatment at House of Aetheria, Sector 65, Gurugram, places exosomes, which are tiny cell-signalling particles, into the scalp to support thinning hair and improve density. It is often combined with PRP. Most plans involve a few sessions, there is no downtime, and results and the number of sessions vary. Research on exosomes for hair is still developing.
Is it for you?
Who exosome treatment may suit
Exosomes are usually considered when hair is thinning and other treatments have not given enough change.
- Thinning that has not responded well to first-line treatment
- Reduced hair density at the crown or parting
- Healing support after a hair transplant
- People who want to add to a PRP plan
- Hair that still has living follicles, even if weak
How it works
What exosomes do
The idea
- Cells release exosomes to send signals to nearby cells
- Placed in the scalp, they are meant to encourage follicle cells to become more active
- They contain no living cells, only the signalling particles
- They can be combined with PRP for a fuller plan
See how the two compare in exosomes vs PRP and our exosome hair treatment guide.
Your plan
Sessions and timing
- Many plans use a few sessions, often 1 to 3
- Sessions take a short time and need no recovery
- Changes build over months, not days
- Your doctor reviews your progress and adjusts the plan
Your visit
What to expect
Consultation
Your doctor examines your scalp and hair and asks about your history.
Your plan
You discuss whether exosomes alone or with PRP suit you, and what results are realistic.
Treatment
Numbing cream is applied, then fine injections place the exosomes across the thinning areas.
Follow-up
You go straight back to your day. Mild redness or soreness settles soon.
Straight talk
What results look like
Exosome treatment is newer than PRP, and research is still developing. Some people see better density, and some see little change. It does not revive follicles that have stopped producing hair. Your doctor will be honest about what to expect, and will suggest a transplant or another option if that would serve you better.
Helpful guides
Read before you book
How to judge an exosome clinic
What "medical-grade" really means, and what to ask.
Read the guide →Exosome hair treatment guide
What exosomes are and what they can do for hair.
Read the guide →Exosomes vs PRP for hair loss
Which one to choose, or whether to combine them.
Read the guide →GFC vs PRP
How growth-factor PRP differs from standard PRP.
Read the guide →Your Doctor
Dr. Debjani Chakraborty
Lead Dermatologist & Head of Aesthetics · MBBS, PGD General Dermatology
Hair treatments at House of Aetheria are guided by Dr. Debjani Chakraborty at our Sector 65 clinic in Gurugram. She checks your scalp first and recommends what is most likely to help.
View full profileFrequently Asked Questions
Straight answers about exosome hair treatment, from our Sector 65 clinic in Gurugram.
Exosomes are tiny particles that cells release to send signals to other cells. In hair treatment they are placed in the scalp to support weak follicles and improve density.
Not necessarily. PRP has more research behind it. Exosomes are newer, and they are often used together with PRP. Your doctor will say which suits you.
Many plans use a few sessions, often 1 to 3. The number depends on your hair and goals, and your doctor will set the plan.
Treatment is placed in the scalp with fine injections, and side effects are usually mild redness or soreness. Your doctor explains the risks and checks your health first.
They may improve density in some people, but results vary and research is still developing. They cannot revive follicles that have stopped working.
No. You can return to normal activities the same day, though you may have mild redness or tenderness.
Yes. They are often combined with PRP, and sometimes used after a hair transplant to support healing. Your doctor will advise.
The cost depends on the plan and the number of sessions. Our doctor explains the plan and cost at your consultation.
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Every plan starts with a consultation at our Sector 65 clinic in Gurugram, open 10:00 am to 07:30 pm.