Platelet rich plasma hair restoration—often shortened to PRP hair restoration—is a non-surgical and non-invasive hair restoration procedure. However, this does not mean that it is not free of side effects.…
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When undergoing a skin treatment with platelet rich plasma, it is often still visible on the skin immediately after the treatment. Unless the treatment calls for it, your master esthetician…
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Do PRP Injections Work For Wrinkles? Wrinkles form due to loss of collagen as well as slowed production of new collagen and elastin. Of course, outside factors such as sun…
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PRF—which stands for platelet rich fibrin—is a substance that is derived from the patient’s blood and re-injected to promote a healing response. This can help restore hair and repair hair…
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Platelet rich fibrin (PRF) is the newest generation of PRP treatment. Unlike traditional PRP, PRF is allowed to clot to promote better healing after injection. Thus, patients often wonder if…
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Platelet rich plasma injections for the under eyes are an all-natural and regenerative alternative to dermal fillers. The one drawback of PRP for under eyes is that often multiple sessions are…
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How Long Should You Rest After PRP Injection? After you undergo a platelet rich plasma injection of any kind, your provider may recommend not exercising or partaking in strenuous activities…
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Does PRP Get Rid Of Melasma? Melasma is a skin condition that causes dark patches of skin across the face. It can occur during or after pregnancy or major hormonal…
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Do I Need To Stop Topical Hair Treatments After PRP Injections? Topical hair loss treatments such as Minoxidil are available over-the-counter and via prescription. They are one of the easiest…
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Platelet rich plasma is a substance that is derived from a patient’s blood. It exists naturally within blood, but has to be isolated via spinning in a centrifuge. Anticoagulants are…
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