Question 1

What is exosome hair microneedling?

Accepted Answer

Exosome hair microneedling is a non-surgical hair restoration treatment that combines precision scalp microneedling with stem cell-derived exosomes. The microneedling creates micro-channels in the scalp while our exosomes deliver concentrated growth factors directly to dormant or weakened hair follicles, stimulating cellular regeneration and new hair growth.

Question 2

Where is Three D Wellness located?

Accepted Answer

Three D Wellness is located in Roswell, Georgia, and serves patients from Atlanta, Alpharetta, Milton, Sandy Springs, Marietta, Cumming, Johns Creek, Dunwoody, Smyrna, and the greater North Atlanta Metro area. Nationwide telehealth consultations are also available.

Question 3

Who is a good candidate for exosome hair restoration?

Accepted Answer

Good candidates include patients experiencing androgenetic alopecia, alopecia LPP, traction alopecia, postpartum hair loss, or diffuse thinning where hair follicles may still be viable. A trichoscopy evaluation with Dr. Sonza Curtis determines candidacy.

Question 4

How many sessions are needed?

Accepted Answer

Most patients need just 1 to 2 treatments every 8 weeks. Visible results are typically seen within 3 to 6 months. Results may vary from patient to patient.

Question 5

Does Three D Wellness offer nationwide consultations?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Three D Wellness offers telehealth consultations for patients across the United States who are interested in exosome hair restoration therapy. Contact us to schedule your virtual assessment with Dr. Sonza Curtis.

Question 6

Can exosome microneedling treat alopecia areata?

Accepted Answer

Exosome therapy can be beneficial for some patients with alopecia areata. The exosomes deliver anti-inflammatory signaling proteins alongside growth factors, which may help calm the local immune response at the follicle level. A trichoscopy assessment with Dr. Sonza Curtis is required to evaluate candidacy, as alopecia areata is highly variable.

Question 7

Can traction alopecia be reversed?

Accepted Answer

Traction alopecia can often be reversed if caught early, before follicles have been permanently damaged by chronic tension. Stopping the source of tension and beginning exosome microneedling treatment early gives the best chance of recovery. Advanced cases where follicles have been replaced by scar tissue are more challenging, which is why early intervention is critical.

Question 8

What is CCCA (Central Centrifugal Cicatricial Alopecia)?

Accepted Answer

Central Centrifugal Cicatricial Alopecia (CCCA) is a scarring alopecia that begins at the crown and spreads outward, disproportionately affecting Black women. It is one of the most underdiagnosed forms of hair loss. For early-stage CCCA, exosome therapy combined with anti-inflammatory protocols may help slow progression and support remaining follicles. Dr. Sonza Curtis at Three D Wellness in Roswell, GA has experience treating CCCA.

Question 9

What causes hair loss and alopecia?

Accepted Answer

Hair loss has many root causes: DHT sensitivity (androgenetic alopecia), autoimmune response (alopecia areata), chronic mechanical tension (traction alopecia), systemic stress or hormonal shifts (telogen effluvium from postpartum recovery, GLP-1 medications, or menopause), scalp inflammation (scarring alopecias such as LPP, FFA, CCCA), and gut inflammation. Dr. Sonza Curtis, ND, PA-C, FMCP-M at Three D Wellness uses trichoscopy to identify the root cause before recommending treatment.

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