The PRF procedure begins with collecting a small amount of the patient’s blood, typically from the arm, similar to a routine blood draw. The amount gathered varies based on the size of the treatment area and the number of injections needed. Collection typically takes only a few minutes and requires minimal preparation.

Once gathered, the blood sample is immediately placed in a specialized centrifuge. This device spins it at a calibrated speed to separate platelets, red blood cells, and white blood cells into distinct layers. Unlike similar procedures, the PRF process uses specific centrifugation parameters that optimize the formation of the fibrin matrix.

After centrifugation, the PRF layer is carefully extracted. This golden-yellow substance contains concentrated platelets, leukocytes, and a fibrin matrix that serves as a scaffold for tissue regeneration. No anticoagulants or additives are used in the process, allowing for a pure preparation.

The PRF is transferred to sterile syringes for immediate application. Our provider injects the solution directly into the target area using precise techniques appropriate for the specific condition. Depending on the treatment plan, multiple injections may be performed during a single session.

After the procedure, the patient is observed briefly to monitor for immediate reactions. Our provider may apply light pressure or cold compresses to minimize swelling at injection sites. Before departure, patients receive specific aftercare instructions to maximize the therapeutic benefits of the PRF treatment and ensure proper healing.