For a long time, if you wanted to use your body’s own power to rejuvenate your skin, you asked for platelet-rich plasma, or PRP. It was the standard, the golden child of boosting natural regeneration. But as we’ve learned more about how wound healing actually works, the technology has gotten better.
Meet Platelet Rich Fibrin (PRF). Think of it as the upgrade—the "2.0" of blood therapy.
While the idea is similar—using your own blood to spark repair—the way it works is smarter. PRF doesn’t just splash the area with energy; it builds a physical "mesh" under the skin. This fibrin matrix holds all the healing goodness in place, releasing it slowly over days instead of hours. It’s the difference between a quick burst of energy and a steady, long-lasting fuel for tissue regeneration.