PRF Treatment (Platelet-Rich Fibrin)

Platelet-rich fibrin is a second-generation autologous treatment prepared from your own blood without added anticoagulant, producing a fibrin matrix that releases growth factors slowly over time. Injected into the skin, it supports gradual regeneration and improved skin quality. LABRA prices it by the number of areas treated, with discounted series of four, and like PRP it is well tolerated because the material comes entirely from you.

PRF (platelet-rich fibrin) is a refinement of platelet-rich plasma. A small sample of your own blood is spun gently and without anticoagulant, which allows a soft fibrin clot to form that traps platelets, white cells and growth factors. Rather than releasing those growth factors all at once, the fibrin matrix releases them gradually over the days following treatment, providing a slower, more sustained regenerative signal to the skin. Because no additives are used and the material is entirely autologous, PRF is well tolerated and appeals to patients who want a natural approach to skin rejuvenation. At LABRA the treatment begins with a blood draw and brief preparation, after which the concentrate is injected into the chosen area or areas; numbing cream is typically used for comfort and the whole appointment takes around forty-five to sixty minutes. Mild swelling, redness or small bruises for a day or two are normal. Results develop gradually as the skin's own repair processes respond, so a course gives the best outcome — the studio prices discounted series of four and scales the price by how many areas are treated, such as the under-eyes, mid-face or other regions. PRF can be used to support overall skin quality and is often considered for delicate areas. Suitability is reviewed beforehand; as with PRP it is generally avoided during pregnancy and in certain blood or clotting conditions.