At Spa Chevy Chase, PRP and PRF treatments use concentrated components from the patient’s own blood to support natural tissue repair, collagen production, and cellular renewal. These treatments may be used for facial rejuvenation, under-eye concerns, acne scars, and hair restoration.
PRP stands for Platelet-Rich Plasma. A small blood sample is processed in a centrifuge to separate plasma containing concentrated platelets and growth factors. The prepared PRP is then applied or injected into the targeted area to support collagen production and tissue renewal.
PRF stands for Platelet-Rich Fibrin. It is prepared using a slower centrifuge process, creating a fibrin matrix containing platelets and growth factors. This structure allows growth factors to be released gradually over time, supporting a longer natural renewal response.
PRP and PRF treatments may support the body’s natural renewal process and improve several cosmetic concerns, including:
Treatment suitability and results depend on your individual concerns, medical history, and personalized treatment plan.
PRP and PRF treatments work with the body’s natural repair processes to support skin renewal and healthier-looking hair. Potential benefits include:
Individual results may vary depending on the treatment area, health history, and recommended treatment plan.
PRP and PRF treatments use concentrated components from the patient’s own blood to support collagen production, tissue renewal, and hair restoration.
PRP has a liquid consistency, while PRF creates a fibrin matrix that releases growth factors more gradually over time.
A small blood sample is processed in a centrifuge, and the prepared PRP or PRF is then applied or injected into the targeted area.
They may improve fine lines, uneven texture, reduced firmness, dull skin, acne scars, and other signs of aging.
PRF may help improve under-eye texture, hollowness, and darkness, depending on the cause and individual treatment suitability.
