The Science

It All Starts With

Acorn developed the world’s first stem cell platform designed to collect, preserve, and enhance the potential of hair follicle stem cells for regenerative treatments today and tomorrow.

We're at the Beginning of an Anti-Aging Revolution

A hundred years ago, medicine focused on treating symptoms. Today, we’re shifting toward regenerative solutions that restore and heal at the cellular level. Acorn is at the forefront of this movement—helping people preserve their youngest, most potent cells for use in groundbreaking treatments.

  • 1930-1950

    Early studies on stem cells & tissue regeneration

  • 1998

    The discovery of human pluripotent stem cells

  • 2010

    Exosome therapy and regenerative aesthetics gain traction

  • Today

    First-to-market personalized secretome product

Unlocking the Full Potential of Your Cells

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Today

Topical

Acorn YOU™ is paired with professional skin and hair rejuvenation treatments

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Soon

Injectable

Acorn will go even deeper with personalized injectable treatments using expanded live cells

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Long Term

Advanced Medical Treatments

We’re advancing towards advanced therapies beyond skin and hair: with reprogrammed cells for regenerative medicine

Backed by a Team of Scientists

Acorn was founded in 2017 by Dr. Drew Taylor, who unlocked the incredible potential of hair follicle stem cells during his PhD research at the University of Toronto. Acorn team brings together leading scientists, physicians, and lab experts dedicated to advancing regenerative medicine through cutting-edge work in Natural Killer cells, cartilage repair, organoid formation, and next-generation cell therapies.

In Partnership with Leading Research Institutions

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