Exosome Therapy
  • IV OR INJECTION

Exosome Therapy

Your cells release exosomes as tiny instructions that help guide repair and balance inflammation. Studied for recovery, skin quality, and healthy aging, and offered by IV or injection under physician guidance.

  • Physician consultation and goal review
  • Medical intake and eligibility review
  • Personalized exosome plan, IV or injection
  • Mobile visit coordinated to your home
  • Follow up check in

Exosomes are studied for their role in helping cells communicate and recover. As part of a physician guided session, exosome therapy may be considered to support:

  • Recovery and resilience after training, travel, or everyday wear
  • Skin quality, tone, and a refreshed appearance
  • Hair and scalp support
  • Joint comfort and mobility
  • Healthy aging and long term cellular wellness

Your cells naturally release exosomes: tiny packages of signals, proteins, and RNA that help cells communicate and coordinate recovery. An exosome session introduces a concentrated, lab prepared source of these messengers to support your body's own processes.
Delivery is matched to your goals:

IV Therapy sends exosomes through the bloodstream for a whole body, systemic reach.
Injection places them into a targeted area, where they stay concentrated and release their signals locally over time.

A licensed provider reviews your history and goals, then recommends the route and plan that fit you, all delivered at home.

Both routes deliver the same exosomes. The difference is where they go and how long they stay concentrated.

  • Injection places exosomes directly into a target area, where they stay concentrated and keep signaling locally over time. Many providers prefer it for a specific area, and it is quick, comfortable, and easy to do at home.
  • IV Therapy sends exosomes through the bloodstream for whole body reach. Because some are filtered by the lungs, liver, and spleen along the way, it favors broad, systemic support over a single target.

Simple, mobile, physician-guided.

Four clear steps from consultation to at-home care and follow-up.

  1. Book a Consultation STEP 1

    Book a Consultation

    Start with a short intake so we can understand your goals, location, and protocol interest.

  2. Meet Your Clinician STEP 2

    Meet Your Clinician

    A licensed provider reviews your history, eligibility, and recommended protocol pathway.

  3. We Come to You STEP 3

    We Come to You

    When appropriate, our mobile team coordinates your at-home therapy visit.

  4. Track & Continue STEP 4

    Track & Continue

    Follow-up helps guide next steps, scheduling, and ongoing optimization.

"If we imagine that an individual protein is like a sentence, then an exosome is like an entire book."

David Klinke, PhD, WVU School of Medicine

Exosomes

Frequently Asked Questions

Exosomes are microscopic particles released by cells as part of natural cell to cell communication. They may carry proteins, lipids, peptides, and RNA. In wellness discussions they are associated with cellular communication and biologic signaling. This page does not present exosomes as a guaranteed treatment, cure, or disease therapy.
No. The FDA has stated there are currently no FDA approved exosome products. Regulatory status, potential risks, and alternatives should be discussed with a licensed provider. This page is educational and does not present exosome products as approved treatments for any disease.
Both routes may be discussed. A licensed provider recommends what fits your goals, eligibility, and care setting.
Stem cells are whole cells. Exosomes are the much smaller signaling packages cells release to communicate. Your provider can explain how each fits a wellness discussion.
People interested in cellular communication, recovery focused wellness, aesthetic wellness, or healthy aging. A provider determines whether any pathway is appropriate.
Yes. This is a mobile service. After your consultation and provider review, care is coordinated and delivered in the comfort of your home across our Los Angeles service areas. Availability depends on provider approval and eligibility.