PRP / PRF Injections
PRP stands for Platelet Rich Plasma. PRF stands for Platelet Rich Fibrin. Platelets contain a high concentration of protein derived from blood. It is often referred to as ‘Liquid Gold’ in skin treatments.
To derive PRP, blood sample is taken from the patient and placed in a tube. This tube is then spun in a centrifuge, where natural separation of growth factors and stem cells from red blood cells occurs. Platelets help blood clot, so they are vital for healing wounds and injuries. Platelets contain proteins, including growth factors and cytokines which help skin tissue repair itself. To derive PRF , the blood drawn from client is spun at a lower speed so that some of the white blood cells, stem cells, and fibrin remain in the platelet layer
To derive PRP, blood sample is taken from the patient and placed in a tube. This tube is then spun in a centrifuge, where natural separation of growth factors and stem cells from red blood cells occurs. Platelets help blood clot, so they are vital for healing wounds and injuries. Platelets contain proteins, including growth factors and cytokines which help skin tissue repair itself. To derive PRF , the blood drawn from client is spun at a lower speed so that some of the white blood cells, stem cells, and fibrin remain in the platelet layer
