Platelet Rich Fibrin (PRF)

1. PRP is processed at a higher speed
2. PRF typically has a higher platelet count
3. Release times are different.

This might surprise you, given the two products’ names. But because PRP is spun more quickly, many of the platelets can wind up being left out of the final product. The number of platelets will still be higher than what’s normally found in your blood — generally from 3-5 times higher. However, the slower speed associated with PRF production may allow even more platelets to remain in the final solution. That means it can be an even richer source of platelets.

As with a vampire facial, this PRF treatment involves using your own blood to help treat several concerns, including under-eye bags, wrinkles, sagging cheeks, hair loss and jowls.

This treatment provides results to generate healthier, tighter skin with more volume over time. This latest procedure is one of the best treatments to naturally prevent and treat fine to moderate lines on the face.

PRF (platelet-rich fibrin) is more concentrated than PRP (platelet-rich plasma). Therefore, is superior, with more stem cells that are held for a longer amount of time at the hair follicle which encourages better hair growth.

PRF is not a total replacement for fillers, but it will provide natural volume replacement and stimulation over time of natural collagen in the area placed. When you combine both PRF and dermal fillers, the results are outstanding. PRF takes time to work and the best result is often up to a year after the initial treatment), whereas the filler is immediate. It can be a personal choice to have a slower more natural regeneration of collagen production.

It is a combination of HA filler and PRP. Cellular Matrix® technology combines the complementary clinical effects of PRP® and hyaluronic acid (HA), giving better and longer-lasting results.