Injections
The next generation of platelet concentrates
What is it?
PRF (platelet-rich fibrin) is, like PRP, prepared from your own blood. The difference lies in the centrifugation: slower and without anticoagulant, it preserves a natural fibrin network that holds platelets, growth factors and white blood cells.
These elements are released more gradually into the skin, extending the stimulation of collagen and elastin. PRF is fully autologous: no synthetic product is injected.
Who is it for?
PRF may be right for you if you notice:
Dark circles and under-eye hollows
A delicate area where PRF improves skin quality and thickness.
Dull or tired complexion
To bring back radiance and density.
Fine lines and loss of firmness
Stimulated collagen gradually helps firm the skin.
Acne scars and uneven texture
Combined with microneedling, to support skin repair.
Thinning hair
May stimulate scalp follicles.
What happens during a session
- Consultation and skin assessment
- Blood draw
- Slow centrifugation to obtain the PRF
- Topical anesthetic, if needed
- Injection of the PRF into the targeted areas
- Follow-up and personalized session plan
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between PRP and PRF?
Both come from your own blood. PRF is obtained without anticoagulant and with slower centrifugation: it forms a fibrin network that releases growth factors more gradually.
How many sessions are recommended?
Usually 3 sessions 4 to 6 weeks apart, then maintenance based on your professional’s assessment.
Is it painful?
A topical anesthetic can be applied. Most clients describe mild, well-tolerated discomfort.
When will I see results?
Improvement is gradual: it usually appears after a few weeks and continues for several months.
Are there side effects?
Redness, mild swelling or bruising may appear temporarily at the injection sites.