MCT Exo-Tech
What Is It?
MCT Exo-Tech is an injectable bioimplant prepared from the person’s own blood. It has two components: a gel-consistency scaffold created from platelet-poor plasma (PPP) by heat processing, and PRP enriched in exosomes. The scaffold provides volume and support in the tissue, while the PRP side carries the renewal signal.
It sits outside the source distinction described on the exosome pages (plant or animal): here the source is the person themselves. As it contains no synthetic polymer it is considered autologous and the likelihood of an allergic response is low. In that sense it is a separate heading from both filler products and off-the-shelf exosome products.
How Is It Done?
Treatment begins by assessing the area and the expectation, separating the need for volume from the need for skin quality. Blood is then drawn from the arm and prepared in two ways: part of the plasma is turned into a viscoelastic scaffold by heat processing, and part is enriched in exosomes.
The prepared bioimplant is delivered to the target area with a fine needle or cannula. Including the blood draw and preparation, the total takes on average 60-90 minutes; the injection itself is a small part of that. The plan is usually a single session, extending to 1-3 sessions as needed.
Who Is It For?
Suitable for people seeking renewal in skin quality along with measured tissue support in the same session, and who prefer working with their own biology rather than a synthetic product. Where there is concern about allergy to a product, being autologous is a reason for choosing it.
Where there is pronounced volume loss and an expectation of reshaping it is not enough on its own; there, filler is a separate heading. Pregnancy and breastfeeding, active infection at the site, bleeding disorders, uncontrolled chronic illness and conditions affecting blood values all change the planning and are discussed individually at examination.
Process & Recovery
Assessment
The area and expectation are assessed, separating the need for volume from the need for skin quality. Blood values are requested if necessary.
Blood draw and preparation
Blood is drawn from the arm. Part of the plasma is turned into a gel-consistency scaffold by heat processing and part is enriched in exosomes. This is the longest stage.
Treatment
The prepared bioimplant is delivered to the target area with a fine needle or cannula. Including the blood draw, the total averages 60-90 minutes.
First 48 hours
Redness, mild swelling and tenderness occur in the area and bruising is possible. Sauna, intense exercise and pressure on the area are postponed.
Review
Settling is assessed at the end of the first week. As the renewal side develops over months, the main assessment is left to later reviews.
Results & Duration
The fullness provided by the scaffold is noticed after treatment and settles as swelling resolves. The renewal side is slower — the difference in skin quality builds over weeks and months.
The reported range of effect is 2-3 years; duration varies with the area, the amount placed and the individual response. Ageing carries on, so the treatment does not stop the clock; the aim is to hold the point gained.
What Is Not Promised
MCT Exo-Tech provides measured fullness but is not a reshaping tool like hyaluronic acid filler: it does not build a cheekbone or jawline and does not change facial proportion. It does not gather lax skin and does not do the job of a surgical lift.
Being autologous does not mean the result is guaranteed. No particular appearance, degree of fullness or duration is guaranteed; the response varies with the person’s own blood content and tissue condition. Pigmentation and deep expression lines are separate headings.
Key Benefits
- Cellular repair
- Skin quality
- Renewal support
“The appeal here is that we are not adding a product from outside. But “it is my own blood” does not mean the result is guaranteed — whose blood it is matters exactly as much as how that person responds.”
— Dr. Sinan Akyürek
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is MCT Exo-Tech considered autologous?
It is prepared entirely from the person’s own plasma and contains no synthetic polymer, so the likelihood of an allergic response is low.
How does it differ from exosome products?
In off-the-shelf exosome products the source is plant or animal; here the source is the person themselves. It also contains a scaffold component that provides tissue support.
Does it replace filler?
It provides measured fullness but is not a reshaping tool. Where there is pronounced volume loss, filler is assessed as a separate heading.
How long does it take?
On average 60-90 minutes including the blood draw and preparation. The injection itself is a small part of that.
How many sessions are needed?
Usually a single session, extending to 1-3 as needed. The number is set by area and expectation.
How long does it last?
The reported range is 2-3 years. Duration varies with the area, the amount placed and the individual response.
What happens after treatment?
Redness, mild swelling and tenderness occur and bruising is possible. You return to daily life the same day; intense exercise and sauna are postponed.
When will I see the result?
Fullness is noticed early; the change in skin quality builds over weeks and months.