Exosome therapy is a treatment used to support renewal in the skin and scalp. Exosomes are very small vesicles that play a part in communication between cells. In the treatment, a product containing exosomes is applied to the skin or scalp.
Exosomes in pigmentation treatment. Pigmentation is a long-term condition and is not handled with a single method. At the practice, exosomes are used in pigmentation treatment alongside BBL laser, pigmentation mesotherapy, PRP, microneedling, gold needle and peels, sometimes on their own and sometimes in combination. Which methods are combined is decided after a skin analysis and examination.
Exosomes in hair treatment. In hair loss, exosomes can be applied to the scalp together with microneedling. In hair loss, the cause is assessed first; if there is a cause such as iron deficiency or a thyroid problem, that is dealt with first.
Can it be combined with other treatments? Exosomes are among the options alongside device-based treatments such as BBL laser, gold needle, fractional laser and carbon peel. Which treatment is combined with which is planned for each person.
The number of sessions varies with the condition of the skin or scalp. Exosome therapy is planned and carried out by Dr. Oya Oylum Argun at the practice in Muratpaşa, Antalya.
This page is for general information and does not replace an individual medical assessment. The approach that suits you is decided at the consultation.
Last updated: 8 September 2026
The treatment images on this page are illustrative and AI-generated. We do not use images of real patients, out of respect for patient privacy and in line with Turkish health-communication regulation. Photographs of the clinic and the physician are real.
Prices
Prices are in Turkish lira and are the same for every patient. The euro figure is approximate, calculated at a fixed rate set on 2026-08-09.
- Medical aesthetics consultation
- no charge
- Exosome treatmentper session
- ₺12,000 ≈ €218
The final plan and price are confirmed at the consultation, after your skin has been examined.
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