EXOSOMES AND SECRETOMES · TREATMENT
Exosomes and secretomes
Exosomes are one type of tiny particle released by cells. A secretome is the broader mixture of substances cells release and may include these particles. They are being studied for skin, hair and recovery; neither term means a treatment contains living stem cells.

Is it right for me?
The clinic offers consultation within these three contexts. Suitability requires identifying the actual product, its source and application route, and discussing alternatives.
An experimental or emerging treatment requires an explicit discussion of uncertainty and better-established alternatives. Evidence for one source or route cannot establish the safety of another. Local product suitability must be confirmed before use.
Evidence and realistic expectations.
Small studies have explored specific preparations for skin, hair and recovery. Results are mixed and cannot be generalized across products, application routes or conditions. Larger controlled studies and longer follow-up are needed.
Reliable skin regeneration, hair regrowth or faster healing has not been established across these products. The FDA reports no approved exosome products in the US; that does not determine Lebanese law or local approval.
Risks to understand.
These are emerging uses with limited long-term safety data. Reactions, infection and persistent inflammation may occur; injections and use through a disrupted skin barrier have different risks from application to intact skin. Product quality, sterility and contamination are particularly important. Serious adverse events have been reported with unapproved exosome products.
What to expect.
Consultation
Discuss your concern, medical history, previous treatments and what you would like to preserve. Dr. Roy will explain suitable options, alternatives, risks and fees before you decide.
Treatment
The clinic uses topical preparations with microneedling and injectable preparations for selected skin or hair concerns. Before a decision, the consultation must identify the preparation, source, intended route, evidence and local authorization. A product intended only for surface use must not be assumed suitable for injection or needled skin.
Recovery
Recovery includes that of any microneedling, injection or resurfacing procedure. An added product does not remove the need for aftercare or guarantee fewer days of redness and swelling.
Results and review
There is no established, predictable timeline of benefit across these preparations. Improvement after a combined procedure does not show which part of the treatment caused it.
Number of visits
There is no established universal course for exosome or secretome products. A proposed schedule must be justified for the actual preparation and route; neither a fixed number of sessions nor a predictable duration of benefit can be promised.
Good questions.
Clearer decisions.
What can exosomes and secretomes address?
Emerging approaches for skin, hair and post-procedure care. Exosomes are one type of tiny particle released by cells. A secretome is the broader mixture of substances cells release and may include these particles. They are being studied for skin, hair and recovery; neither term means a treatment contains living stem cells.
Who might be a suitable candidate?
The clinic offers consultation within these three contexts. Suitability requires identifying the actual product, its source and application route, and discussing alternatives.
What happens during the appointment?
The clinic uses topical preparations with microneedling and injectable preparations for selected skin or hair concerns. Before a decision, the consultation must identify the preparation, source, intended route, evidence and local authorization. A product intended only for surface use must not be assumed suitable for injection or needled skin.
How much recovery time should I allow?
Recovery includes that of any microneedling, injection or resurfacing procedure. An added product does not remove the need for aftercare or guarantee fewer days of redness and swelling.
When could I see a change?
There is no established, predictable timeline of benefit across these preparations. Improvement after a combined procedure does not show which part of the treatment caused it.
How many visits might I need?
There is no established universal course for exosome or secretome products. A proposed schedule must be justified for the actual preparation and route; neither a fixed number of sessions nor a predictable duration of benefit can be promised.
Are topical use and injections supported by the same evidence?
No. A study of a topical gel after laser or microneedling cannot establish the benefit or safety of injecting a different preparation. The product and route need their own evidence and safety assessment.
What is the cost of exosomes and secretomes?
Contact the clinic for current fees. Ask for the price of the consultation, each proposed treatment, any planned review and any optional additional steps before deciding. No fixed fee is published on this page.
General patient information. A consultation is needed to determine your suitability. Treatment choices and outcomes vary.
Further reading: International research guidance on extracellular vesicles: MISEV2023 · Exosome products: regulatory and safety information · Small randomized study of an exosome gel after CO2 laser · Small prospective study of exosomes for pattern hair loss · Small trial of injected conditioned medium alongside minoxidil · Microneedling devices and limits of combination-use evidence: US FDA. These sources do not endorse the clinic. Regulatory information from other countries is identified as such.
Evidence and copy checked 2026-09-16.
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