PRF, or Platelet-Rich Fibrin, uses your blood’s natural growth factors to rejuvenate skin and stimulate healing. It promotes collagen production, improving skin texture, tone, and elasticity. The treatment is ideal for addressing fine lines, under-eye hollows, and overall skin health. Results develop gradually and are long-lasting.
PRF rejuvenates skin, improves elasticity, and promotes natural healing for healthier, radiant skin.
Under-eyes, cheeks, and overall skin texture.
PRF
Platelet-rich fibrin therapy to promote natural skin regeneration and healing.
Pre-Treatment
Stay hydrated and maintain a healthy diet. Avoid blood thinners and alcohol 24 hours prior. Cleanse skin thoroughly. Ensure you are well-rested before the procedure.
Post-Treatment
Avoid strenuous exercise and excessive facial movements for 24 hours. Keep the treated areas clean and apply ice if necessary to reduce swelling. Follow any additional aftercare instructions provided by your provider.
What to Expect
PRF treatment may cause slight redness or swelling in the treated areas, which resolves within a few hours. Some clients may experience mild tenderness as the platelets begin promoting healing. Results will gradually appear as the skin rejuvenates over the next few weeks. Avoid strenuous activities and follow your provider’s instructions.
PRF rejuvenates the skin by improving texture, tone, and elasticity using your body’s own growth factors. Results develop gradually over the next few weeks as natural healing processes are stimulated. Fine lines are reduced, and the skin appears more radiant and healthy. The treatment delivers natural, long-term rejuvenation.
For PRF, maintenance sessions every 6-12 months help sustain skin rejuvenation and elasticity. Regular treatments enhance long-term results by promoting ongoing collagen production. Your practitioner will recommend a personalized follow-up plan.
PRF platelet-rich fibrin treatments are not typically recommended during pregnancy or breastfeeding. While PRF uses your own blood, the safety of such procedures during pregnancy is not well-studied. Aesthetify advises waiting until after pregnancy. Consult your doctor for guidance on alternative treatments.
PRF platelet-rich fibrin treatments are not typically recommended during pregnancy or breastfeeding. While PRF uses your own blood, the safety of such procedures during pregnancy is not well-studied. Aesthetify advises waiting until after pregnancy. Consult your doctor for guidance on alternative treatments.
