Exosomes

Exosome treatment is now considered one of the most advanced approaches in regenerative medicine, both for the skin and the scalp. It is not intended to alter facial features or create an artificial, immediate effect, but rather represents a medical strategy designed to support the body’s natural biological mechanisms involved in skin quality and hair health.

Why use exosomes in regenerative medicine?

Over time, both the skin and the scalp undergo gradual changes: reduced cellular activity, alteration of the extracellular matrix, low-grade chronic inflammation, and a loss of tissue resilience. These processes are often subtle at first but have a lasting impact on skin quality and hair health.

• Progressive improvement in skin texture and radiance
• More even and stable skin quality over time
• Support of the scalp and follicular environment
• An approach compatible with a comprehensive anti-aging strategy

Exosomes and skin: main indications

When used for the skin, exosomes are part of an approach focused on improving overall skin quality. They are considered when the goal is not to correct an isolated imperfection, but rather to act on texture, uniformity, and skin vitality.

Exosomes and the scalp: supporting hair health

Exosomes may also be considered at the level of the scalp, as part of a biological support strategy for hair follicles. Scalp quality — including microcirculation, inflammation, and the follicular environment — directly influences hair evolution and density.

In this context, exosomes are discussed when the objective is to optimize the biological terrain, particularly in cases of diffuse hair loss, progressive thinning, or scalp imbalance. It is essential to emphasize that exosomes alone are not a solution for hair loss; they are always integrated into a broader, autologous-based strategy.

How treatment with exosomes is planned

Any treatment plan begins with a medical consultation. This step determines whether a regenerative protocol incorporating exosomes is appropriate, and in which specific context (skin, scalp, or both).

Results, timeline, and limitations

Results from protocols incorporating exosomes are progressive and vary from one individual to another. They depend on the initial quality of the tissues, biological age, the chosen protocol, and lifestyle factors. The goal is a measured improvement in skin or scalp quality over several weeks, within a realistic medical framework.

Frequently asked questions

• Do you offer exosomes as a standalone treatment?

  No. At Maison Tóā, exosomes are not offered alone. They are integrated into structured protocols and always combined with PRP: Collagen Reset for the face and Strong Hair for the scalp.

• Exosomes: face or scalp?

  Exosomes may be considered for both skin quality (face) and scalp health, as part of a follicular support strategy. The indication depends on the biological terrain and individual objectives.

• When can results be expected?

  Results are progressive and variable. A medical consultation helps define a realistic timeline based on the skin, scalp, and chosen protocol.