Exosome therapy at Orion Surgery Center in Istanbul, Turkey, uses an injectable or topical protocol. The JCI-accredited clinic also holds a Turkish Ministry of Health authorization for international health tourism. Exosomes carry growth factors, proteins and signals that support tissue renewal.
Areas and treatment planning
The treatment may be used on the face, neck, décolleté or scalp. Before treatment, a doctor assesses the area and plans the session schedule.
For facial and neck treatments, the assessment covers skin quality, moisture, elasticity and fine lines. Scalp applications include an assessment of scalp structure and hair density.
Exosome therapy focuses on skin quality, radiance and hydration, rather than adding volume. It is not a substitute for dermal fillers or hair transplantation. For scalp treatment, it aims to support the environment around hair roots.
Sessions and recovery
Some patients may need one session, while others may need several. The doctor sets the number of sessions and the time between them.
The application is short, but assessment and preparation add to the visit. A topical numbing cream may be used for comfort.
Most patients return to daily activities quickly. Mild redness, sensitivity, swelling or small pinpoint marks may appear and fade.
After treatment, patients should avoid rubbing or pressing the area and skip products not approved by their doctor. They should also avoid intense exercise, saunas, hammams, steam and hot environments. Sun protection is advised.
Effects vary with skin type, age, lifestyle, treatment area and session plan. Exosome therapy may be planned on its own or alongside hair transplantation as supportive care before or after surgery.
Patients can request an online pre-consultation through Bookimed to discuss whether this treatment may fit their needs.
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