
PRP Injections vs. Exosomes with Microneedling: Which Is Better for Hair Growth?
If you’re exploring non-surgical treatments to restore thinning hair, here’s how PRP injections and Exosomes with microneedling stack up:
💉 PRP Injections
What it is:
We draw a small amount of your blood, spin it to isolate Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP), and inject it directly into areas of hair thinning.
How it works:
PRP contains your body’s own growth factors that stimulate dormant follicles, increase blood flow, and reduce inflammation.
Best for:
✔ Early-stage hair loss
✔ Natural, drug-free maintenance
✔ Patients who want to use their own biology
Results:
Gradual thickening over 3–6 months, with maintenance every 4–6 months for continued growth.
🧬 Exosomes with Microneedling
What it is:
We use regenerative exosomes (sourced from umbilical stem cells) combined with microneedling to deliver them deep into the scalp.
How it works:
Microneedling creates microchannels in the scalp, allowing exosomes to penetrate and signal hair follicles to repair, grow, and regenerate — with stronger potency than PRP alone.
Best for:
✔ Moderate to advanced hair thinning
✔ Faster, more visible results
✔ Patients seeking cutting-edge regenerative therapy
Results:
Noticeable improvement in hair density, quality, and growth within 1–3 sessions. Long-lasting follicular rejuvenation with minimal downtime.
🧠 Which Should You Choose?
Feature | PRP Injections | Exosomes + Microneedling |
---|---|---|
Source | Your own blood | Umbilical stem cell-derived |
Growth Factor Concentration | Moderate | Extremely high |
Ideal For | Early thinning | Moderate to advanced loss |
Treatment Depth | Injected | Microneedled into the scalp |
Technology | Natural healing | Next-gen regenerative science |
Price | Lower | Higher, but more advanced |
Still not sure? Many patients start with PRP to stimulate early growth, then upgrade to exosomes for deeper, more lasting follicle regeneration. Both are safe, minimally invasive, and clinically proven to restore confidence from the roots up.