Skip to content Exosomes are microscopic extracellular vesicles that act as messengers between cells. They transport proteins, lipids, and genetic signaling material involved in cellular communication and are being studied for their potential role in tissue support, recovery, and regenerative medicine.
At Aluma Wellness, we offer both allogeneic exosome products and personalized autologous exosome treatments. Each option is selected according to your goals, medical history, treatment area, and provider recommendations.
Because exosome therapies remain an evolving area of medicine, every patient must complete a comprehensive clinical evaluation before treatment.
Call or text 407-910-1028 to schedule a regenerative medicine consultation.
Allogeneic exosomes originate from carefully screened donor-derived biological material and are processed in a specialized laboratory environment.
Aluma Wellness sources its allogeneic product from a facility represented as operating in accordance with applicable FDA requirements and quality-control standards. Treatments are selected and administered under the supervision of our experienced medical team.
Autologous exosomes are obtained from the patient’s own biological material, creating a personalized, DNA-matched regenerative product.
At Aluma Wellness, the collection, processing, and treatment are completed as part of a same-day in-office appointment. Our advanced process may yield approximately 6–9 trillion extracellular vesicles or exosome particles per collection, depending on the individual sample and processing results.
Exosomes may be administered through an intravenous infusion as part of a physician-directed wellness or regenerative medicine plan.
Our team may recommend pairing an exosome IV with treatments such as EBOO or NAD+ therapy, depending on your health history and individualized goals.
Exosomes and advanced growth-factor preparations may be incorporated into personalized male and female sexual-wellness procedures.
Applications may include:
Depending on the patient, treatments may pair well with the Aluma Intimacy Pack, PT-141, tadalafil, or Bliss Cream.
Exosome-based products may be used alongside aesthetic procedures intended to support the appearance of healthier, smoother, and more revitalized skin.
They may be incorporated into treatments involving:
Early studies have reported encouraging findings in skin hydration, elasticity, texture, and overall appearance, but the evidence remains developing and protocols are not yet standardized. (PubMed)
| Allogeneic Exosomes | Autologous Exosomes | |
|---|---|---|
| Source | Screened donor-derived biological material | Your own biological material |
| Collection required | No patient harvesting appointment | Collected during your appointment |
| Timing | Product prepared before treatment | Same-day collection and processing |
| Personalization | Standardized laboratory-prepared product | Personalized and DNA-matched |
| Applications | IV, hair, joints, sexual wellness, and aesthetics | IV, hair, joints, sexual wellness, and aesthetics |
| Treatment selection | Based on provider evaluation | Based on provider evaluation and collection eligibility |
Your provider will review your medical history, current symptoms, medications, treatment goals, and previous regenerative or aesthetic procedures.
We will determine whether an allogeneic or autologous option is more appropriate and explain the recommended delivery method.
The procedure will vary based on whether your treatment involves an IV infusion, scalp application, facial procedure, sexual-wellness treatment, or targeted joint injection.
Your team will provide individualized aftercare instructions and schedule follow-up evaluations when appropriate.
Stem cells are living cells capable of developing into different cell types. Exosomes are microscopic extracellular vesicles released by cells that carry biological signals between cells. Exosomes do not contain a nucleus and are not themselves stem cells.
Yes. Autologous means the biological material used to prepare the treatment originates from the same patient receiving it.
At Aluma Wellness, eligible patients may complete the collection, processing, and treatment during a same-day office appointment. Total appointment time depends on the treatment selected and the individual collection.
Our process may produce approximately 6–9 trillion extracellular vesicles or exosome particles per collection. Yield may vary according to the patient’s sample and processing results.
The best option depends on your medical history, treatment goals, intended application, timing, and whether you are an appropriate candidate for autologous collection. Your provider will review both options during your consultation.
Yes. In selected protocols, autologous exosomes may be combined with PRP and advanced growth factors. This is commonly considered for scalp, aesthetic, joint, and sexual-wellness applications.
The number of treatments varies by application and patient response. Some protocols involve a single treatment followed by reassessment, while others may include a series or complementary therapies.
Downtime depends on the delivery method. An IV may require minimal interruption to normal activities, while injections, microneedling, or laser-combination procedures can cause temporary tenderness, swelling, redness, or bruising.
There is no guaranteed timeline. Some patients may notice gradual changes over several weeks or months, while others may not experience the desired outcome. Results depend on the treatment area, underlying condition, age, health status, and accompanying therapies.
The Aluma Wellness team combines advanced technology with individualized medical oversight to create a treatment plan aligned with your goals.
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Exosome-based services are considered investigational, and there are currently no FDA-approved exosome products. Information on this page is provided for educational purposes and does not represent a promise, guarantee, or claim that treatment will diagnose, cure, mitigate, treat, or prevent any disease. Potential benefits have not been established for every application. Individual results vary, and treatment may not be appropriate for every patient. A medical consultation is required to discuss alternatives, potential risks, expected benefits, and regulatory status.
