No synthetic filler. No foreign substance. Just your own biology, concentrated and redirected.
PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) and PRF (Platelet-Rich Fibrin) are regenerative therapies that use only your own biology, no synthetic fillers or foreign substances.
A small sample of your blood is drawn and processed to concentrate platelets and growth factors, the same components your body naturally uses to heal and repair tissue. This concentrated solution is then applied or injected directly into the area that needs regeneration, stimulating healing, collagen production, and tissue repair.
PRP is processed with an anticoagulant. It produces a liquid concentrate that releases growth factors rapidly over hours.
PRF is processed without anticoagulants, using slower centrifugation to produce a fibrin matrix that releases growth factors gradually over days to weeks. PRF also carries anti-inflammatory properties that PRP does not.
Your clinician will recommend the appropriate preparation based on your treatment area and goals.
A small blood sample is drawn from your arm, identical to a routine blood test. The sample is placed in a centrifuge that separates the blood components. The concentrated platelet-rich layer is isolated and delivered to the treatment area through microinjection, microneedling, or a combination depending on the area and your goals.
Treatment takes 45 to 60 minutes including the blood draw and processing.
Growth factors delivered into the skin stimulate collagen production, improve texture, and restore radiance. PRF is especially effective for the delicate under-eye area due to its sustained release and anti-inflammatory properties.
Often combined with fractional lasers or microneedling to amplify the skin's repair response. Research indicates that PRF with microneedling may achieve better improvement than microneedling alone.
Applied to the scalp to activate dormant follicles, extend the growth phase, and improve hair density and thickness. This is one of the most well-studied uses of platelet therapy.
Supports blood vessel formation and tissue health, promoting vascular function. Commonly used alongside shockwave therapy for complementary benefits.
Supports healing and tissue repair after laser, RF, or other procedures, helping to optimize results and reduce downtime.
PRP and PRF are prepared entirely from your own blood, so the risk of allergic reaction or immune rejection is extremely low. However, treatment is not appropriate in the following:
The quality of your PRP depends on the quality of your blood. Excessive alcohol, smoking, poor diet, chronic sleep deprivation, and high stress can all reduce the concentration of growth factors in your plasma. Healthy habits in the weeks leading up to treatment are encouraged.
For patients whose age, medications, or health conditions may limit platelet quality, exosome therapy may be considered as a complement or alternative.
Learn more about PRP Therapy →Your blood contains over 1,500 bioactive proteins involved in healing. When you cut yourself, platelets rush to the site and release growth factors that tell surrounding cells to produce collagen, build new blood vessels, and repair damaged tissue. PRP and PRF concentrate this process and deliver it exactly where you need it. The treatment does not add anything to your body. It redirects what your body already produces.
Yes. The preparation comes entirely from your own blood. There is no risk of allergic reaction or foreign substance response.
PRP releases growth factors rapidly. PRF releases them gradually over days to weeks through a fibrin matrix, providing longer-lasting stimulation. Your clinician will recommend the appropriate option.
Most protocols involve three to four sessions spaced four to six weeks apart, with maintenance two to three times per year.
It is the same as a routine blood test. The treatment itself involves mild discomfort depending on the application area.
Yes. PRP and PRF are frequently combined with laser, RF, microneedling, or exosome therapy to enhance results.