PRP and PRF are derived from your own blood. A sample is drawn and spun in a centrifuge to separate the components, and the plasma, rich in growth factors, is extracted for your anti-aging treatment.

The key difference is that PRP therapy contains an anticoagulant, while PRF does not. Other variations include consistency, concentration, growth factor release, and the blood volume required. Discuss your options with your injector to determine the best fit for your needs.

Growth factors are natural proteins found in your blood that promote skin healing and cell regeneration. Both PRP and PRF continue to release these beneficial factors for approximately a week post-treatment.

You’ll notice increased skin volume shortly after treatment, lasting 2-3 weeks. PRP and PRF stimulate collagen and new cell production, yielding results that can last up to a year.

PRP and PRF injections offer long-lasting, impressive results, including firmer, more elastic skin and a radiant glow. They are also effective in stimulating hair growth in thinning areas.

Yes, combining PRP and PRF can enhance results, leveraging your body’s natural healing abilities for maximum skin rejuvenation and hair growth benefits.

While PRF therapy results are not permanent, they are long-lasting. The treatment encourages collagen production and skin rejuvenation, but maintenance sessions are recommended for continued effects.

Most clients find PRF treatments comfortable with minimal discomfort. A numbing cream is typically applied beforehand to ensure a pleasant experience throughout the procedure.