What is PRF and how is it different from PRP?
Platelet Rich Fibrin (PRF) is a second-generation regenerative concentrate derived from your own blood, similar to PRP but with key advancements that make it even more effective for aesthetic applications.
Like PRP, the process begins with a simple blood draw. However, PRF is processed at a lower centrifuge speed, which preserves a greater concentration of white blood cells, stem cells, and platelets within a natural fibrin matrix.
This fibrin scaffold is what sets PRF apart. Rather than releasing growth factors in a single burst the way PRP does, the fibrin matrix acts as a slow-release delivery system, gradually dispersing growth factors over seven to ten days. This extended release promotes more sustained collagen stimulation, tissue regeneration, and cellular repair. Because PRF uses no anticoagulants or additives in processing, the result is a 100% natural, autologous product that your body recognizes and accepts completely.









