PRF Treatment

A medical professional will draw the patient’s blood into a PRF tube then place it to be spun in a centrifuge. PRF tubes contain no additives and are spun at much slower speeds than PRP resulting in the majority of the cells at the top of the PRF tube. The medical professional will then extract the PRF with a syringe and inject it into the patient's targeted areas. Many PRF cosmetic procedures will use a microneedling device like the Integrity Hydra Needle to deliver the serum in the skin.

Platelet rich plasma (PRP) and platelet rich fibrin (PRF) may look very similar, as both procedures treat the same type of regenerative applications, however, there are some clear differences in the two.  A PRF tube does not contain any additives.  PRF is spun at much slower speeds than PRP which creates a fibrin matrix.  PRF is more focused on the growth factors from the white blood cells. The growth factors in PRF release slower over time after injections compared to PRP.  Chat with one of our specialists to find out which nonsurgical treatment is best for your practice.