PRF-Filler (Plättchenreiches Fibrin)

The PRF-Filler uses platelet-rich fibrin prepared from a small sample of the patient's own blood. Concentrated growth factors and regenerative cells are isolated and injected to smooth wrinkles, build subtle volume and improve skin quality naturally. Because it uses no synthetic filler, PRF is often chosen as a natural alternative to hyaluronic acid in areas such as the tear troughs, nasolabial folds, cheeks and lips. Treatment is associated with collagen stimulation and long-lasting, fresh-looking skin, and is performed by physicians at KIMOderm in Berlin-Tempelhof.

PRF (platelet-rich fibrin) is a second-generation autologous regenerative treatment offered at KIMOderm in Berlin. Like PRP it begins with a small blood draw, but the sample is processed without anticoagulant so that a soft fibrin matrix forms, trapping platelets and white-blood-cell-derived growth factors and releasing them more slowly over time. The prepared PRF is then injected into the treatment area — commonly the tear troughs, nasolabial folds, cheeks, mouth corners, jawline or lips — to add gentle volume and support skin regeneration. A typical session takes around 15 minutes. Because PRF is derived entirely from the patient's own blood and contains no synthetic substance, it is frequently chosen by people who prefer a natural alternative to hyaluronic acid fillers. The treatment is associated with stimulation of collagen production and a gradual improvement in skin quality and firmness; the clinic describes the goal as long-lasting, smooth, fresh-looking skin. KIMOderm recommends a course of three to six sessions spaced approximately four weeks apart, with effects building progressively. As an autologous treatment it carries a low risk of allergic reaction, though normal injection-related effects such as minor swelling or bruising can occur. All treatments are performed by qualified physicians, and an initial consultation establishes whether PRF suits the patient's goals. Results vary between individuals, and PRF may support skin rejuvenation rather than deliver a guaranteed outcome.