Exosome therapy and PRP are two of the most talked-about regenerative facials. Both boost collagen, but they take very different routes to get there.
How PRP Works
PRP, or platelet-rich plasma, uses your own blood. A small sample is spun to concentrate the platelets, which are then reapplied to the skin through microneedling or injection to release natural growth factors.
How Exosomes Work
Exosomes are tiny messengers derived in a lab that carry concentrated growth signals directly to skin cells. Because they are standardised, every treatment delivers a consistent, potent dose of regeneration signals.
Comparing the Two
- Source: PRP is from your own body; exosomes are lab-derived
- Strength: Exosomes tend to be more concentrated and consistent
- Downtime: Both are low, usually mild redness for a day
- Best for: PRP for natural rejuvenation; exosomes for stronger, faster collagen support
Which Should You Choose?
PRP appeals to those who prefer a fully natural, from-your-own-body approach. Exosomes suit anyone wanting a more powerful, predictable collagen boost, often for dullness, scarring or ageing concerns.
The Takeaway
Neither is universally better. The right choice depends on your goals, budget and how your skin responds, so a consultation with a trusted professional is worth it.
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