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EXOSOME THERAPY

An acellular biologic approach using cell-derived signaling molecules to support the body’s natural repair processes.
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EXOSOME THERAPY

WHAT ARE EXOSOMES?

Exosomes are microscopic, cell-derived vesicles that carry proteins, growth factors, and other signaling molecules involved in cell-to-cell communication. Unlike stem cell therapy, exosome therapy is acellular, meaning it does not introduce living cells into the body.

HOW EXOSOMES SUPPORT CELLULAR SIGNALING

Exosomes are studied for their role in cellular communication and processes associated with tissue repair, collagen production, blood-vessel formation, and regulation of inflammatory pathways. Rather than introducing living cells, exosome-based approaches focus on delivering cell-derived signaling molecules that interact with the surrounding tissue environment.

As with any biologic therapy, potential benefits, limitations, and safety considerations are reviewed during your evaluation. Your provider will also consider relevant medical history, current medications, and previous treatments before discussing whether exosome therapy is appropriate.

INDIVIDUALIZED TREATMENT SELECTION

Exosome therapy is not appropriate for every patient or condition. Your provider will review your diagnosis, medical history, previous treatments, medications, and treatment goals to determine whether this approach is appropriate for your care.

WHERE EXOSOME THERAPY MAY BE CONSIDERED

Orthopedics

Orthopedics

Exosome therapy may be considered for selected orthopedic and musculoskeletal conditions following a comprehensive clinical evaluation.
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Wound Healing

Wound Healing

In selected complex or slow-healing cases, exosome therapy may be discussed as part of a comprehensive wound-care evaluation.
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FAQ

Common Questions

Exosome therapy does not introduce living cells. It uses cell-derived signaling molecules instead. Your provider can explain the differences and determine which option is appropriate for your condition.
No. Candidacy depends on your diagnosis, medical history, treatment goals, and clinical evaluation. Your provider will determine whether this approach is appropriate for your condition.
Depending on your condition, exosome therapy may be combined with other treatment approaches. Your provider will determine which options are appropriate for your individual care plan.

DETERMINE IF EXOSOME THERAPY IS APPROPRIATE FOR YOU

Exosome therapy is considered following a comprehensive clinical evaluation. Schedule a consultation to discuss your condition, treatment goals, and whether this approach is appropriate for your care.
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These regenerative therapies have not been approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for this specific use. They are offered as part of an individualized treatment plan following physician evaluation.