Exosomes are microscopic messengers released by stem cells that contain powerful growth factors and proteins. When injected into injured or damaged tissues in the foot, they stimulate healing, reduce inflammation, and promote tissue repair.

Exosome therapy is often used for plantar fasciitis, Achilles tendinitis, arthritis of the foot and ankle, chronic ligament or tendon injuries, and other causes of persistent foot pain that have not improved with conservative care.

While PRP uses your own platelets and stem cell therapy uses live cells, exosomes are the active communication signals those cells release. They deliver concentrated healing factors directly where needed, often with less inflammation and faster results.

Yes. Exosome therapy is considered safe and minimally invasive. The injections are performed in-office, and since exosomes are purified and cell-free, there is little risk of rejection or adverse reaction.

Many patients begin noticing improvement within a few weeks, with continued healing over several months as the body repairs tissue and reduces chronic inflammation.

In many cases, yes. Exosome therapy provides a non-surgical alternative for chronic tendon, ligament, or joint pain. It can reduce pain, improve function, and delay or even eliminate the need for invasive procedures.