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PRP & PRF Facial Therapy

Type

PRP/PRF Therapy

Duration

1 hour

Aviva Medical Spa offers platelet-rich plasma (PRP) and platelet-rich fibrin (PRF) treatments for facial rejuvenation. Blood is drawn, centrifuged, and the concentrated growth factor fraction is either injected or applied topically after microneedling. PRF uses a lower centrifuge speed with no anticoagulants, producing a fibrin gel richer in growth factors. Services include PRP/PRF facial injections and the Vampire Facial (PRP + SkinPen). Sessions run 45–90 minutes depending on protocol.

About this treatment

Platelet-rich plasma and platelet-rich fibrin therapies at Aviva Medical Spa harness the body's own regenerative biology to rejuvenate skin. The process begins with a small blood draw of 10 to 20 ml, which is placed in a centrifuge for eight to twelve minutes. This separates the blood into its components, concentrating platelets and growth factors — PDGF, VEGF, TGF-beta, EGF, and others — into a small volume of plasma that can be injected or topically…

PRF differs from PRP in two key ways: the centrifuge spins at a lower speed (no anticoagulants used), and the resulting product forms a fibrin matrix that releases growth factors over a more sustained period. The gel-like consistency makes PRF particularly well suited to delicate areas like the under-eye hollows and temples, where traditional fillers may create unwanted heaviness.

Facial PRP/PRF injections restore subtle volume, improve skin quality, and stimulate fibroblast activity for gradual collagen production. The Vampire Facial amplifies microneedling results by flooding the fresh micro-channels with activated growth factors at the moment the skin's healing response is triggered. Results build over four to eight weeks and typically last twelve months or more.

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