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Platelet-Rich Fibrin (PRF)

Price: $599-2,100 | Treatment Duration: 60 Minutes

What is Platelet-Rich Treatment?

Platelet-Rich Fibrin (PRF) is a second generation platelet concentrate that’s a derivative of platelet-rick plasma (PRP). It’s made from a patient own blood and contains a high concentration of white blood cells and fibrinThe fibrin in PRF results in a slow and sustained release of growth factors companies with PRP to help stimulate skin healing, collagen production and other important proteins that support the skin.

Blood is drawn, it’s spun down to concentrate and isolate platelets and other healing factors and then resuspended into a platelet-rich solution, which is then applied to the skin via injections or micro-needling procedure.

PRF may be placed under the surface of the eyes with a cannula or a blunt needle that penetrates under the skin's surface to allow placement of PRF into the desired areas while minimizing bruising. PRF filler helps diminish the look of deficits under the eyes and the loss of volume in the cheeks and nasolabial folds areas.

It is important to stay hydrated for 24 hours prior to your appointment. You will have some downtime with this treatment (1-3 days depending on your body's healing abilities).

Who is PRF good for?

If you’re looking to treat any of the following conditions, you could be an ideal candidate for a PRP facial:

  • Acne Scars

  • Restore hair growth

  • Uneven Skintone

  • Hyperpigmentation

  • Fine Lines

  • Wrinkles

Benefits of PRF

There are many benefits to PRF with Micro-Needling including:

  • Helps Acne Scar Fading

  • Even Skintone

  • Plumper, Fuller-Looking Skin

  • Brighter, Rejuvenated Appearance

Benefits with PRF Filler

  • Non-surgical alternative to facial rejuvenation 

  • Hair growth restoration

  • Smooth, youthful appearance  

  • Reduction appearance of dark under eye and hollowness   

  • Customizable treatment options 

  • Long-lasting effects, typically lasting 6-18 months 

Pre- and Post-Care Guidelines

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