PRP & Exosomes for Hair Restoration
It's no secret that your appearance is significantly affected by your hair. Thin, diffuse hair or areas of baldness can dramatically alter your sense of confidence. At Saltz Plastic Surgery and Spa Vitoria in Salt Lake City and Park City, Utah, we understand the value of state-of-the-art treatments. We're pleased to offer hair restoration using PRP and exosome therapy, both of which are proven to achieve outstanding results.
If you're ready to address hair loss and regain your confidence and satisfaction with your appearance, contact us today! A member of our staff at either office can answer your questions and arrange a convenient appointment time at the location nearest you.
What are Exosomes?
Exosomes are made by mesenchymal stem cells. One of their roles is to communicate with other cells. As a result of the signals sent by exosomes, the receiving cells alter their behavior according to those messages. By isolating exosomes, researchers have established a way to deliver potent cellular stimulation without using stem cells themselves. When used clinically, exosomes come from donated human amniotic mesenchymal stem cells. These stem cells are carefully purified and processed to extract the exosomes that are used in various treatments, including hair restoration.
What is Exosome Therapy for Hair Loss?
Exosomes are powerhouse extracellular materials. They aren't stem cells exactly; they are the building blocks on which stem cells thrive! In research studies, it's been found that stem cells can help stimulate better hair growth patterns. Because exosomes are tiny cellular products containing both RNA and mRNA, they are effective at initiating protein manufacturing in receiving cells. They signal several different biological functions, including cellular growth and blood coagulation. The functions that are stimulated by exosomes are unique to the cell of origin.
Exosomes work through several different signalers/growth factors. These include:
- FGF. A signaling growth factor that fosters biological development.
- MIP-1. A type of Macrophage Inflammatory Protein influences inflammation and thus helps support the regrowth of new hair.
- SCF. Stem cell factor encourages the growth of stem cells and melanocytes, which contribute to hair pigmentation.
- TGFß3. This gene variant influences cell division and also cell death. Introducing this substance to areas of hair loss can stimulate the cell division that continues the hair growth cycle.
How Long Does it Take to See Results from Exosome Therapy for Hair Restoration?
When you undergo exosome therapy for hair loss, the treatment begins working right away. Beneath the surface of your scalp, the various growth factors and signalers are restoring the foundations of a robust hair growth cycle. That said, the effects of these invigorated actions may take two to three months to appear. The stimulating effects of your exosome treatments can continue for up to a year. Around the six-month mark, you can expect to notice satisfying new hair growth.
Schedule Your Hair Restoration Consultation Today!
We're happy to help you discover how hair restoration has evolved and what exosome treatment can do for you. Contact our Park City or Salt Lake City office today to schedule your consultation.
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Contact Us Today
Saltz Spa Vitoria proudly serves patients from Salt Lake City, Park City and surrounding areas, including Evanston and Green River, WY. If you are interested in the Saltz Signature Facial, contact our Salt Lake City office at (801) 274-9500 or our Park City office at (435) 655-6612.
You can also connect with us by filling out our online Contact form here.
Contact Us Today
Saltz Spa Vitoria proudly serves patients from Salt Lake City, Park City and surrounding areas, including Evanston and Green River, WY. If you are interested in the Saltz Signature Facial, contact our Salt Lake City office at (801) 274-9500 or our Park City office at (435) 655-6612.
You can also connect with us by filling out our online Contact form here.
