
Clinical Research, Powered by YOU™
Evaluating the safety and outcomes of patient's own cell-derived Secretome for skin and hair.
Our Research Standards
Publicly Registered
All Acorn studies are registered on ClinicalTrials.gov, making their design and endpoints transparent from the start.
Run with Leading Clinical Partners
Our research is conducted in established medical practices, in the same settings where patients receive care.
Rated by Patients and Providers
Outcomes are evaluated by both participants and treating clinicians, combining patient-reported and clinical measures.
Acorn Clinical Research
Study Pipeline
ACN-101: Skin, Hair & Scar Recovery
Enrolling
Goal: To collect real-world data on YOU™ Secretome, a topical product derived from the patient's own hair follicles, used after medical aesthetic procedures.
- Procedures: Microneedling or laser on the face, scalp or scars
- Measured: Recovery, downtime, skin and hair improvement, rated by patients and providers
- Study sites: Partner clinics across the US and Canada
To join, contact Lisa Campbell at [email protected].
Injectable Secretome Treatment for Facial Rejuvenation
Enrolling
Goal: To evaluate the safety and efficacy of the participant’s own Secretome for facial rejuvenation.
- Treatment: Injections to the under-eye area, and on each side of the face, including cheeks, nasolabial folds and marionette lines
- Duration: 120 days; placebo participants may then cross over to active treatment
- Study site: Dr. Steve Yoelin, Newport Beach, CA
For pre-screening, contact Lisa Campbell at [email protected].
Injectable Secretome for Androgenic Alopecia
Ongoing
Goal: Evaluate the safety and efficacy of the participant’s own Secretome for androgenetic alopecia.
- Treatment: Scalp injections, 3 sessions over 12 months
- Measured: Hair density, thickness and patient-reported outcomes
- Study site: Ziering Medical, West Hollywood, CA
For pre-screening, contact Lisa Campbell at [email protected].
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