PRF/PRP Treatments

PRP vs. PRF

$300/treatment (3 treatments recommended 4-6 weeks apart)

Pre-pay Package of 3: $750 (save $150)

PRP vs. PRF: What’s the Difference?

Both PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) and PRF (Platelet-Rich Fibrin) are regenerative treatments that use your body’s own blood components to promote healing, collagen production, and skin/hair rejuvenation—but they differ in composition, preparation, and effectiveness.

Key Differences Between PRP & PRF

Which One Is Better?

• PRP is great for quick healing and is often used in microneedling, hair restoration, and post-surgical recovery.

• PRF is a more advanced version that provides longer-lasting results, making it ideal for undereye rejuvenation, collagen stimulation, and natural facial volume enhancement.

PRF Aftercare Instructions

First 24 Hours:

✔ Avoid touching or rubbing the treated area to prevent irritation.
✔ No washing the treated area (for facial or scalp PRF) for at least 12-24 hours.
✔ Avoid makeup and skincare products on the area for 24 hours.
✔ Stay hydrated to help the PRF work effectively.
✔ No intense exercise, sweating, saunas, or hot showers to prevent excessive swelling.
✔ If treated for hair restoration, avoid wearing hats or tight headbands for the first day.

First 48-72 Hours:

✔ Mild swelling, redness, or bruising is normal and should subside within a few days.
✔ Avoid direct sun exposure, tanning beds, or harsh skincare treatments.
✔ Use gentle, non-irritating skincare if treated for facial rejuvenation.
✔ For scalp treatments, resume normal washing after 24 hours, using a gentle shampoo.

First Week & Beyond:

✔ Continue hydrating and eating a nutrient-rich diet to support collagen production.
✔ Use SPF 30+ daily to protect and enhance results.
✔ Avoid alcohol, smoking, and blood-thinning medications if possible, as they may slow healing.
✔ Results improve gradually over the next 4-6 weeks, with optimal effects seen after multiple