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Autologous Extracellular Vesicles

NJ Based Cosmetic Dermatologist and Hair Expert, Dr. Rapaport, announces the ability to utilize autologous exosomes (patient’s own).

Dr. Jeffrey Rapaport, a renowned Cosmetic Dermatologist and Hair expert based in New Jersey, is proud to introduce a groundbreaking advancement in exosome processing. In a departure from standard Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) centrifugation, Dr. Rapaport has a unique approach to using the Extracellular Vesicles (EVs) in Progen PRP. Traditionally, during PRP centrifugation, Exosomes are often discarded with the platelet-poor Plasma (PPP), neglecting the rich source of low-density EVs. These EVs play a crucial role in transporting proteins, mRNAs, microRNAs and other contents essential for maintaining health. Dr. Rapaport’s revolutionary methods allow for the rapid incorporation of EV exosomes at high concentration into the patient’s PRP.

One key differentiator of Dr. Rapaport’s approach is its 100% autologous nature. By utilizing the patient’s own plasma, any potential risks associated with donor pathogens, unknown sourcing, unproven allogeneic biologics, or immune rejection are eliminated. This provides a personalized treatment experience for every patient undergoing the procedure.

Dr. Rapaport commented on the significance of this breakthrough, stating, “We are approaching the holy grail in Exosome treatment by utilizing patient’s own exosomes rather than using an external source”. This ensures a safer and tailored approach to treatment.

Patients seeking the latest advancements in cosmetic dermatology and hair therapy can now benefit from Dr. Rapaport’s experience. For more information or to schedule a consultation, please contact Amanda at (201) 500-2425.

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