Autologous Exosome in Bristol – Skin Regeneration 

 Cutting-edge autologous exosome therapy in Bristol to support collagen, skin repair, and rejuvenation.

What Are Autologous Exosomes? 

Autologous exosomes are tiny extracellular vesicles derived from your own cells that help communicate growth signals and stimulate tissue regeneration. When used in aesthetic medicine, exosomes support collagen production, skin rejuvenation, and hair restoration, making them a cutting-edge regenerative therapy.

Unlike traditional PRP or iPRF, autologous exosomes provide concentrated cell signaling molecules that can accelerate healing, enhance cellular repair, and improve overall skin and hair quality.

Discover more in our Blog section. 

What Conditions Can Autologous Exosomes Treat? 

Autologous exosome therapy is suitable for a variety of skin and hair concerns: 

  Skin Treatments

• Skin rejuvenation and biostimulation

• Fine lines and wrinkles

• Under-eye dark circles and puffiness

• Acne scars and post-inflammatory marks

• Improvement in skin texture, tone, and elasticity

• Collagen stimulation for firmer, youthful-looking skin
  
  

Hair & Scalp Treatments

• Hair restoration for androgenetic alopecia

• Thinning hair and hair loss

• Dormant follicle stimulation
  
  

By delivering these growth factors directly to the treatment area, exosomes can enhance natural regeneration and support long-lasting improvements.

Who Is Not Suitable for Autologous Exosome Therapy? 

Exosome therapy may not be suitable for certain medical conditions. Contraindications include:

• Active infection at the treatment site

• Pregnancy or breastfeeding

• Recent illness, fever, or systemic infection

• Blood disorders (e.g., thrombocytopenia)

• Low hemoglobin (<10 g/dL) or low platelet count (<150 x 10⁹/L)

• Chronic liver disease, cancer, Autoimmune diseases / connective tissue disorders (e.g., lupus, rheumatoid arthritis)

• Use of anticoagulants or regular NSAID use, Recent use of certain medications: e.g., isotretinoin (Roaccutane) in the last 6 months

• Systemic corticosteroids within 2 weeks or local corticosteroid injection within 1 month
  
  

A detailed medical consultation at Credo Aesthetics ensures the therapy is safe for each client.

Your treatment journey

Initial consultation

Before treatment, Clients are asked to:

• Attend with a clean face and no makeup or lotions

• For scalp treatment, shampoo your hair before the appointment

• Increase Vitamin B and C intake for 2 weeks before treatment

• Stay well hydrated

• Avoid alcohol and NSAIDs for at least 48 hours before treatment
  
  

During consultation, your practitioner will assess your suitability, discuss goals, and answer any questions about the procedure

For scalp treatment, please shampoo your hair before treatment

Increase Vitamin B and C intake for two weeks before treatment

Treatment Procedure

• A small blood sample is taken and processed to extract autologous exosomes

• The treatment area is cleansed thoroughly

• An optional topical anaesthetic is applied and removed

• Exosomes are injected into the skin or scalp using precise techniques
  
  

Treatment duration depends on the area being treated, usually 45–60 minutes.

Aftercare

Skin Treatments

• Avoid touching the treated area for 8 hours

• Wash gently with running water after 8 hours and apply a light moisturiser

• Avoid make-up, lotions, ice packs, sun exposure, tanning beds, and strenuous exercise for 2–3 days

• Avoid alcohol, smoking, aspirin, and NSAIDs for 2–3 days

• Vitamin C serum can be applied 2–3 days post-treatment
  
  

Scalp Treatments

• Avoid shampooing the same day

• Do not rub or apply ice packs

• Refrain from strenuous exercise, heat, and sun exposure for 2–3 days

• Avoid hair styling, coloring, or chemical treatments for 3 days

• Avoid alcohol, smoking, aspirin, and NSAIDs for 2–3 days

Autologous Exosomes therapy can be combined with Medical Microneedling to supercharge collagen and elastin production.

Recommended Number and Frequency of Treatments

Skin Treatments

• Typically 2–6 sessions, spaced 4 weeks apart, depending on skin condition

• Maintenance: 4 sessions every 4–6 weeks
  
  

Hair/Scalp Treatments

• Typically 4–6 sessions, spaced 4 weeks apart

• Maintenance: 4 sessions, 6 weeks apart
  
  

Your practitioner will create a personalized treatment plan based on your goals and response.

Procedure time 

45-60 minutes

Risk & complications 

Low

Down time 

None, however, your skin can look red for a few hours

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Are autologous exosomes safe?

Yes. They are derived from your own cells, making them a natural, biocompatible treatment with a strong safety profile when administered by a qualified practitioner. Because the material is autologous, the risk of allergic or immune reactions is very low.

Does the procedure hurt?

Most clients find exosome injections comfortable. A topical anaesthetic can be used to improve comfort.

How soon will I see results?

Some improvement may be noticed after the first session, with full results developing over several weeks as cellular regeneration occurs.

How many sessions are needed?

2–6 sessions for skin rejuvenation, or 4–6 sessions for hair restoration, depending on individual needs. Maintenance treatments may be recommended.

How long do results last?

Results vary per individual, but maintenance sessions help prolong benefits.

How do autologous exosomes differ from PRP or iPRF?

While PRP and iPRF stimulate tissue regeneration using platelets and growth factors, autologous exosomes deliver cell-signaling molecules that accelerate repair and promote longer-lasting skin and hair improvements.

 How are autologous exosomes different from stem cell therapy?
Exosomes are not living cells. They do not divide or differentiate like stem cells. Instead, they act as messengers that influence cellular behaviour, making them a cell-free regenerative approach.

How are autologous exosomes used for the scalp?
They are commonly injected into the scalp or combined with micro-needling to support scalp health and hair follicle signalling.

Is autologous exosome therapy a replacement for surgery or medication?
No. It is generally considered a supportive or adjunct therapy, not a replacement for surgical procedures or prescribed medical treatments.

Treatment prices

From £450