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PRP & PRF
Your own blood contains the biological intelligence to regenerate tissue, stimulate collagen and accelerate healing. Platelet-Rich Plasma and Platelet-Rich Fibrin harness that intelligence and put it where you need it most.
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Platelet-Rich Plasma
PRP: Liquid Gold
PRP is produced from a small sample of your own blood, centrifuged to concentrate the platelets and their growth factors to 5–10 times their normal concentration. The resulting plasma is re-injected into the target tissue, triggering a regenerative cascade that the body cannot produce without this stimulus.
Platelets are the body's primary healing agents. They are the first responders to tissue damage, releasing a cascade of growth factors (PDGF, VEGF, TGF-β, EGF, IGF-1) that signal surrounding cells to regenerate, produce collagen, form new blood vessels and repair the extracellular matrix. PRP concentrates these healing agents and deploys them precisely where regeneration is needed.
For skin: PRP injected into the dermis or applied to the skin following microneedling stimulates fibroblast activity, collagen and elastin synthesis, and improved circulation, producing improvements in skin quality, texture, firmness and luminosity that are genuinely biological rather than cosmetic.
For hair loss: PRP injected into the scalp stimulates dormant hair follicles, improves follicle vascularity and significantly reduces the rate of hair loss in androgenetic alopecia. Multiple clinical studies support its efficacy for male and female pattern hair loss.
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Platelet-Rich Fibrin
PRF: Next Generation
PRF (Platelet-Rich Fibrin) is the evolution of PRP, a second-generation regenerative treatment that produces a fibrin matrix rich not only in platelets and growth factors, but in leukocytes (white blood cells) and cytokines that produce a more sustained, more complex regenerative effect.
The critical difference between PRP and PRF lies in the processing. PRP uses a two-spin centrifuge protocol with anticoagulants; PRF uses a single-spin protocol without anticoagulants, at a lower speed. This produces a gel-like fibrin matrix (rather than liquid plasma) that releases growth factors slowly over 7–14 days, significantly extending the regenerative stimulus compared to PRP's more acute release.
For volume restoration: PRF can be used as a naturally biodegradable soft tissue filler, the fibrin matrix provides temporary volume while simultaneously stimulating the surrounding tissue to regenerate. A uniquely holistic approach to volume loss that improves the tissue quality while addressing its consequences.
Superior to PRP for: Under-eye hollowing (tear trough), nasolabial lines, perioral lines, and anywhere where both volume and skin quality improvement are needed simultaneously.
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The Process
How your body
heals itself.
Every PRP and PRF treatment uses only your own blood. Nothing synthetic, nothing foreign. The process from blood draw to treatment takes approximately 30–45 minutes in the clinic.
The science is established: platelet-derived growth factors have been used in surgical and orthopaedic medicine for decades. Aesthetics is simply a new application of well-understood biology.
Blood Draw
A small sample of blood (10–20ml) is drawn from the arm, equivalent to a routine blood test. Takes 2–3 minutes.
Centrifugation
The blood is placed in a centrifuge and spun at a specific speed and duration, separating the blood into its components and concentrating the platelets.
Preparation
The concentrated PRP or PRF is extracted from the centrifuge tube. For PRP, the plasma is drawn into syringes. For PRF, the fibrin gel is allowed to set briefly before application.
Application
The PRP or PRF is applied to the target area, via injection, topical application following microneedling, or as a soft filler in the case of PRF. Healing begins immediately.
Regeneration
Growth factors stimulate the surrounding tissue over days and weeks. Collagen synthesis, new vascularity and cellular renewal continue for 3–6 months post-treatment.
Applications
Where PRP & PRF work best
Facial Rejuvenation
The Vampire Facial
PRP applied following microneedling, the original 'vampire facial'. Microneedling creates channels; PRP floods them with growth factors. One of the most powerful skin quality treatments available.
Volume Restoration
PRF Soft Tissue
PRF injected as a natural filler beneath the eyes, in nasolabial folds and perioral lines, simultaneously restoring subtle volume and stimulating the underlying tissue to regenerate.
Hair Restoration
Scalp Treatment
PRP injected into the scalp to stimulate dormant follicles and improve follicular vascularity. Clinically supported for androgenetic alopecia in both men and women.
Skin Tone
Luminosity & Texture
PRP facial injections for dull, tired or stressed skin. The growth factors drive cellular renewal and improved microcirculation, producing a brightness and quality of skin that other treatments struggle to match.
Wound Healing
Post-Treatment Recovery
PRP or PRF applied following laser, deep peels or extensive microneedling dramatically reduces healing time and improves outcomes, the same application used in post-surgical care for decades.
Neck & Décolletage
Beyond the Face
PRP for crepey neck skin and décolletage sun damage, areas where conventional aesthetics have limited options but PRP's tissue-regenerating properties produce measurable improvement.
Your biology is the treatment.
A consultation will determine whether PRP, PRF or a combined protocol is right for your specific concerns. No treatment is recommended until we understand your skin and your goals.