Serving Murray, Salt Lake City, Sandy, and West Jordan
Exosome Therapy in Murray, Utah
Our exosome therapy program is designed for patients seeking advanced regenerative support for damaged joints, tendons, ligaments, muscles, and other soft tissues without surgery.
- Format
- Targeted injection
- Typical course
- One to three treatments
- Performed by
- A physician
About exosome products
Exosome products are not approved by the FDA for the treatment of any disease or condition, and the FDA has warned patients about clinics making unproven claims for them. We think you should hear that from us rather than find it elsewhere. We will go through what is genuinely known, what is still uncertain, and what we would and would not expect, so that any decision you make is an informed one.
Where exosome therapy is used
Joint and soft-tissue injury
Knees, shoulders, and tendon problems that have not settled.
Slow-healing tissue
Where recovery has stalled despite rest and rehabilitation.
Alongside other regenerative care
Often combined with prolotherapy rather than used alone.
When this may not be the right fit
- Exosome products are not FDA-approved for treating any condition. We will explain what that means for you, and what the evidence currently does and does not show, before you decide.
- If you are pregnant, breastfeeding, or being treated for cancer, this is not appropriate — tell us and we will discuss other options.
What to expect
- 1
Assessment
We confirm the source of the problem and whether this is a reasonable option for it.
- 2
An honest conversation
Including regulatory status, what is known, and what is not.
- 3
The injection
Placed precisely at the affected tissue in an outpatient visit.
- 4
Review
We reassess before recommending any further treatment.
Cost and insurance
Exosome therapy is not covered by insurance and is paid directly. Cost depends on the area treated and how many treatments are involved. Call us and we will give you the full picture before anything is scheduled.
Call (801) 327-8700 to check your coverageFrequently Asked Questions
What does exosome therapy do?
Exosome therapy delivers cell-derived signaling vesicles that help regulate inflammation, tissue repair, and healing responses in damaged areas.
How many exosome treatments are typically recommended?
Many patients are advised to complete 1 to 3 treatments depending on the severity of the injury, tissue quality, and treatment goals.
Can exosome therapy help patients avoid surgery?
For some mild to moderate joint and soft-tissue conditions, exosome therapy may help reduce symptoms and improve healing enough to delay or avoid surgery.
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Speak with our clinic team to confirm eligibility, paperwork, and next available appointments.