What PRP / PRF Facial is
The PRP facial uses the regenerative machinery your own blood already carries. We draw a small sample, concentrate the platelets and growth factors in a centrifuge, and return that concentrate to your skin, where it signals repair: new collagen, better texture, a tone that looks lit from inside. PRF and PRFM are next-generation versions of the same idea, spun more gently so the growth factors release slowly over days instead of minutes. No foreign substance is involved; the raw material is you.
How it works
Platelets are your body's first responders: wherever they land, they release growth factors that recruit repair cells and switch on collagen production. Concentrated several times above normal blood levels and delivered into the skin, they turn that healing response into a cosmetic one.
The procedure, step by step
The visit starts with a standard blood draw from your arm, the same as a lab test. While the centrifuge separates and concentrates your sample, your skin is cleansed and prepped. The concentrate is then returned via microneedling, fine injections, or both, depending on your plan. Total time is about 45 to 60 minutes.
What to expect after
Skin looks flushed for a day or two, like a mild sunburn, and may flake lightly afterward. Makeup can usually wait 24 hours. Strict sunscreen during recovery protects the result. Most patients are back to normal routines the next day.
Results and maintenance
Glow and texture changes appear over the following weeks as collagen remodels, and they compound: a short series of about three sessions, spaced a month apart, gives visibly better results than a single visit. Many patients then maintain with one or two sessions a year.
Care and limits, honestly
Because the material is your own, allergy risk is low, but bruising at the draw site and mild swelling happen. Results vary with age, skin condition and habits like smoking; we will tell you honestly what PRP can and cannot do for your skin before you book a series.
