PRP and PRF are already in your blood. Both are obtained by drawing your blood, spinning it in a centrifuge, and extracting the substances known as plasma, or growth factors, to use in your anti-aging treatment.

In short, PRP contains an anti-coagulant and PRF does not. Other differences include consistency, concentration, the release of growth factors, and the amount of blood needed for treatment. While PRF may sometimes be preferable to PRP, both substances have their benefits. Be sure to discuss your options with your injector before treatment!

Growth factors are readily available in your blood and help stimulate skin healing and new cell generation. Both PRP and PRF produce growth factors for about a week after treatment.

Shortly after your treatment, you will notice an increase in volume in your skin that will last 2-3 weeks. PRP and PRF also trigger collagen and new cell production in your body that will begin producing results in about three months and can last up to a year!

PRP and PRF produce long-lasting, beautiful results. You will notice firmer, more elastic skin with a smoother glowing appearance. These substances are also known to stimulate hair growth in thinning areas of the scalp.

Yes, PRP and PRF can be combined for enhanced results. Using both allows us to harness the benefits of your body’s natural healing properties, maximizing skin rejuvenation and hair growth.

PRF results are not permanent, but they are long-lasting. The treatment promotes collagen production and rejuvenates the skin, but maintenance sessions are recommended for continued results.

Most clients find PRF treatments to be comfortable with minimal discomfort. A numbing cream is typically used before the treatment to make sure you’re as comfortable as possible throughout the process.