PRP & PRF Procedures
Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) and platelet-rich fibrin (PRF) are autologous medical procedures that involve processing a patient’s own blood to concentrate platelets and related components. These products may be administered by a qualified healthcare professional following an individualized medical assessment.
PRP and PRF procedures are patient-specific and are offered where clinically appropriate. Suitability, potential risks, and expected responses vary between individuals and are reviewed during consultation.
What Are PRP and PRF?
PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) and PRF (Platelet-Rich Fibrin) are injectable regenerative therapies derived from a small sample of your own blood. Through a gentle processing method, platelets and growth factors are concentrated and re-injected into targeted areas to stimulate your body’s natural repair processes.
PRF contains a higher concentration of platelets and fibrin, which can lead to more sustained release of growth factors and enhanced tissue regeneration.
How Do PRP / PRF Procedures Work?
PRP (platelet-rich plasma) and PRF (platelet-rich fibrin) procedures involve a blood draw, followed by processing of the sample to concentrate platelets and related components. The processed product may be administered by a qualified healthcare professional following an individualized medical assessment.
PRP and PRF contain platelets and associated biological components. The use of these products and the body’s response vary between individuals. Differences in preparation methods may influence how platelets and related components are released over time.
A consultation is required to determine suitability, review potential risks, and discuss expected responses.
Considerations for PRP / PRF Procedures
PRP and PRF are autologous medical procedures that, following assessment by a qualified healthcare professional, may:
✔ Involve the use of the patient’s own blood-derived components
✔ Be considered in clinical contexts where appropriate
✔ Require individualized treatment planning based on medical assessment
Patient responses and experiences vary between individuals, treatment areas, and protocols. A consultation is required to determine suitability, review potential risks, and discuss expected responses.
Common Treatment Areas
Following an individualized medical assessment, PRP and PRF may be considered for use in areas such as:
✔ Face
✔ Under-eye area
✔ Jawline and lower face
✔ Neck and décolletage
✔ Scalp
✔ Other areas as determined appropriate by a qualified healthcare professional
Treatment areas and suitability vary between individuals. All procedures are personalized based on clinical assessment, anatomy, and the professional judgment of a qualified healthcare provider.
What to Expect
PRP and PRF procedures are prescription-based medical procedures performed by a qualified healthcare professional. A treatment session may involve:
✔ A small blood draw
✔ Processing of the blood sample
✔ Administration of the prepared product to selected areas based on clinical assessment
Some individuals may experience temporary redness, swelling, or bruising at the injection sites, which generally resolves on its own within several days. Responses and recovery vary between individuals, and a consultation is required to determine suitability, review potential risks, and discuss expected responses.
Before & After Results
FAQs
What is the difference between PRP and PRF?
Both PRP and PRF are derived from your own blood. PRF is processed differently and may release growth factors more gradually. The appropriate option is determined based on individual assessment and treatment goals.
What areas can be treated with PRP or PRF?
PRP and PRF may be used on the face, under-eye area, scalp, and other select areas depending on suitability and clinical indication.
How many treatments are typically needed?
Most patients benefit from a series of treatments, as results develop gradually. The number of sessions depends on the treatment area and individual response.
When can I expect to see results?
Improvements, when they occur, tend to be gradual and may become more noticeable over several weeks to months.
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Disclaimer: Treatment areas and suitability are determined during consultation. Not all areas are appropriate for every patient. Results vary based on individual factors.
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