Dive in the Fountain of Youth with Platelet-Rich Fibrin (PRF)

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Ever wished you could bottle up youth and sprinkle it back onto your skin? Well, science might just have a solution! Meet Platelet-Rich Fibrin (PRF)—your body’s natural secret weapon for rejuvenation. This cutting-edge treatment is making waves in aesthetic medicine, dentistry, orthopedics, and even intimate wellness. But what makes PRF so special, and how does it work? Let's dive in!

What is PRF, and Why Should You Care?

PRF is packed with powerful healing elements straight from your own blood. Think of it as a superhero blend of platelets, white blood cells, red blood cells, and a fibrin matrix—all working together to boost healing, stimulate collagen, and restore youthful vitality.

Depending on how it’s prepared, PRF can be either a gel-like solid (great for wound healing and surgical applications) or a liquid (ideal for skin and hair treatments). And the best part? Unlike its predecessor, Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP), PRF releases growth factors gradually and continuously over two weeks—meaning longer-lasting, more natural results!

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PRF vs. PRP: The Ultimate Glow-Up

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So, how does PRF stack up against PRP? Here’s the scoop:

✨ No Anticoagulants – Unlike PRP, PRF is 100% natural, with zero additives. This means fewer side effects and a more comfortable experience (Atsu, N., 2023).

✨ Extended Growth Factor Release – PRF slowly drips out its healing magic for up to 14 days, while PRP releases nearly all its growth factors in a flash (Diab, N.A. et al., 2022).

✨ Higher Platelet & White Blood Cell Count – More healing power means better results for skin, hair, and tissue repair. Win-win!

How Can PRF Help You?

PRF is like an all-in-one rejuvenation toolkit. Here’s what it can do:

💆‍♀️ Skin Rejuvenation – Say goodbye to dullness! PRF smooths wrinkles, boosts hydration, and helps fade scars (Hassan H., 2020).

🦰 Hair Therapy – Struggling with thinning hair? PRF stimulates hair follicles, reduces shedding, and enhances hair quality.

🔥 Intimate Wellness – The famous O Shot, P Shot, and G Shot use PRF to improve sensitivity, blood flow, and overall intimate health.

Therapeutic Applications of PRF

PRF finds utility in a wide array of treatments, including:

Skin Rejuvenation: PRF promotes skin healing with its anti-aging effects, aids in scar resurfacing, and enhances overall skin quality (Hassan H, 2020). It's an excellent choice for those seeking facial revitalization.

Hair Therapy: PRF is a valuable tool for stimulating hair growth, reducing hair loss, and reducing improving hair quality, offering hope to those grappling with hair-related concerns.

O Shot, P Shot, G Shot: PRF has proven effective in treatments like the O Shot, P Shot, and G Shot, enhancing sexual wellness and intimacy.

Is PRF Safe?

Absolutely! Since PRF comes from your own blood, there’s virtually no risk of allergic reactions or infections. As long as it’s performed in a clean, sterile environment—like at Dream Clinic—you’re in safe hands.

What to Expect from a PRF Treatment

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The procedure is quick, easy, and virtually painless:

1. A small sample of your blood is drawn.

2. It’s spun in a centrifuge at a low speed (to preserve the good stuff!).

3. The PRF is collected and applied to the target area.

There’s little to no downtime—just some mild redness or tiny needle marks that fades within a day or two. 

For best results, most people go for a monthly treatment plan, followed by maintenance sessions.

Dr. Vera Teh

Ready to Glow?

We specialize in natural, science-backed aesthetic treatments designed to help you look and feel amazing. Book a consultation with me, Dr Vera today at Dream Clinic and experience the PRF magic for yourself!

References

1. Atsu, N., Ekinci-Aslanoglu C., Kantarci-Demirkiran B., Caf N., Nuhoglu F. et al. (2023) ‘The comparison of platelet-rich plasma versus injectable platelet rich fibrin in facial skin rejuvenation’, Dermatologic Therapy, 2023, pp. 1–6. doi:10.1155/2023/3096698. 

2. Diab, N.A., Ibrahim, A.M. and Abdallah, A.M. (2022) ‘Fluid platelet-rich fibrin (PRF) versus platelet-rich plasma (PRP) in the treatment of atrophic acne scars: A comparative study’, Archives of Dermatological Research [Preprint]. doi:10.1007/s00403-022-02511-3. 

3. Hassan, H., Quinlan, D.J. and Ghanem, A. (2020) ‘Injectable platelet‐rich fibrin for facial rejuvenation: A prospective, single‐center study’, Journal of Cosmetic Dermatology, 19(12), pp. 3213–3221. doi:10.1111/jocd.13692.