A topical step in a considered scalp and hair plan.
Exosomes are one of the newer additions to aesthetic medicine, and at OLA Hair we use them the way we think they make sense: as a topical treatment applied to the scalp, as one part of a broader, doctor-led plan rather than a standalone answer. The treatment is delivered by our registered doctors in our West Perth clinic, and whether it has a role for you is something we work out together, honestly, at consultation.
A message from Dr Aleks
New treatments arrive in this field constantly, and each one tends to be described as the answer to everything. I take a more measured view, and I would rather you heard it from me plainly.
Exosomes are interesting, and we use them, topically, as one part of a considered plan. What I will not do is tell you they are a cure for hair loss, or let you spend on a course of anything before we have understood what is actually happening with your hair. The most valuable thing I can offer you is honesty about what will help and what will not, and that is what you will get here, whatever the treatment.
More than anything, I want you to feel the same comfort and trust that OLA was built on. I look forward to welcoming you.
Summary
- What it is: A topical treatment using an exosome-based product, applied to the scalp
- Products used: ASCE+ and Exomide How we use it: Topically, often following microneedling, as part of a wider scalp and hair plan
- Delivery:Topical only, applied to the surface of the scalp
- Session length: Around 30 to 60 minutes, depending on the treatment it accompanies
- Downtime: Minimal, with most people returning to everyday activities the same day
- Typical use: As a course, and usually alongside other in-clinic treatments rather than on its own
- Best thought of as: A complementary step, not a replacement for assessment and core treatment
- Performed by: OLA's registered doctors
- First step: A private consultation to understand your goals and whether this has a place in your plan
Where it fits
- Alongside microneedling applied topically to the scalp following a microneedling session
- Alongside PRP as a complementary step within a broader scalp and hair plan
- Alongside laser as part of a non-surgical regimen, where your doctor sees a role for it
- As part of a wider plan one component of a considered approach, rather than a treatment chosen in isolation
- Scalp condition used with the aim of supporting the general condition of the scalp
What exosomes are, and how we use them
Exosomes are tiny vesicles derived from cells, studied for their role in how cells communicate. In aesthetic medicine they are used topically, applied to the surface of the skin or scalp, frequently after a treatment such as microneedling that prepares the surface to receive them.
At OLA Hair, that is exactly how we use them. The exosome products we work with, ASCE+ and Exomide, are applied topically to the scalp as one element of a plan, most often to support the condition of the scalp alongside your core treatment rather than in place of it.
It is worth being straight about where this sits. Exosome treatments are an emerging area, and the research behind their use is still developing. We do not present them as a cure for hair loss, and we do not position them as a substitute for a proper assessment of why your hair is thinning. If addressing hair loss is your goal, that conversation starts with diagnosis and with the treatments built for it, and exosomes are considered only where they add something to that plan.

Your treatment, step by step
From your first conversation onwards, every stage is handled by our medical team with care, clarity and discretion.
Consultation and assessment
Your journey begins with a private consultation with an OLA doctor. We look at your scalp, your hair and your goals, and we work out whether an exosome treatment has a genuine place in your plan, or whether your time and money are better directed elsewhere. If it is not the right fit, we will tell you.
The treatment
Where it is appropriate, the exosome product is applied topically to your scalp, typically following a preparatory treatment such as microneedling. A session usually takes around 30 to 60 minutes depending on what it accompanies.
Afterwards
Most people return to everyday activities the same day. Some mild redness or sensitivity can occur and settles quickly, and you will be given clear aftercare guidance.
Your plan
Because we use this as part of a broader approach, your doctor will set out how it fits with your other treatments and what a sensible course looks like.

Is this treatment right for you?
That depends entirely on your goals and what else is in your plan. Exosome treatments are used here as a complementary step, so the more useful question is usually not whether to have this one treatment, but what the right overall approach to your scalp and hair is. That is what your consultation is for.
If your concern is hair loss, the honest starting point is understanding its cause and considering the treatments designed to address it. Where an exosome treatment adds something worthwhile alongside those, we will say so. Where it does not, we will say that too, rather than sell you a course for its own sake.
Suitability is a medical decision, not a checkbox. Not sure where you sit? A consultation is the clearest first step.
Care that's medical first, and personal throughout
OLA Aesthetics is a doctor-led clinic in a heritage building in West Perth, home to experienced registered practitioners and a small, deliberately curated team. Hair and scalp treatments sit within a wider philosophy of skin and appearance medicine, which means anything we offer is considered in the context of your whole picture rather than sold as a one-size procedure.
Integrity and discretion guide every consultation. We prioritise honest, transparent conversation over pressure, and we will only recommend a treatment when it is genuinely the right option for you.
AHPRA-registered practitioners · Australian College of Aesthetic Medicine · RACGP · CPCA

Frequently Asked Questions
Exosomes are tiny vesicles derived from cells, of interest in medicine for their role in cell communication. In aesthetic settings they are used topically, applied to the surface of the skin or scalp.
Topically, and as part of a broader plan. The exosome products we use, ASCE+ and Exomide, are applied to the surface of the scalp, most often following a treatment such as microneedling, as one component of a wider scalp and hair approach.
No. We use them topically only, applied to the surface of the scalp.
ASCE+ and Exomide.
The application itself is topical and generally comfortable. Where it follows a treatment such as microneedling, any sensitivity relates to that treatment, and your doctor will talk you through what to expect.
Minimal. Most people return to everyday activities the same day, with some mild redness or sensitivity that settles quickly.
It is generally used as a course, and because we use it alongside other treatments, your doctor will map out a sensible schedule as part of your overall plan rather than in isolation.
No. This is an emerging area and the research is still developing. We are upfront about that, and we will give you a realistic view rather than overstate what is known.
Yes, and that is generally how we use it, alongside treatments such as microneedling, PRP or laser, as part of a broader plan.
Cost depends on the treatment it accompanies and the plan you settle on with your doctor, so it is confirmed after your consultation rather than quoted as a flat figure. We will give you a clear, itemised breakdown before you decide anything.
Your assessment and treatment are led by OLA's registered doctors. You will meet the doctor overseeing your care at your consultation.
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