Both are prepared from your own blood, but PRP is processed differently to release its regenerative components more gradually over time, compared to the faster release typical of PRP. Your practitioner will help you decide which is better suited to your skin concern and goals.

Only a small sample, similar in volume to a standard blood test, is required. This is processed on-site during your appointment to prepare the concentrate before it’s administered to your treatment area, so no separate visit is needed for the blood draw.

Most treatment plans involve a course of three sessions, spaced around four to six weeks apart, to build noticeable improvement in skin quality. Your practitioner will confirm the right course length for your skin’s condition and goals during your consultation.

Most clients describe mild discomfort during administration, similar to small pinpricks, with numbing cream typically applied beforehand to improve comfort. Discomfort levels can vary slightly depending on the treatment area, with the under-eye area generally considered more sensitive.

Mild redness, swelling or small bumps at the treatment site are common initially and typically settle within a day or two. Most clients return to normal daily activities the same day, though makeup application is usually delayed for a few hours.

Yes, PRP is often combined with Rejuran or used to support healing after treatments like RF Needle or Korean Skin Needling. Your practitioner will advise whether combining treatments suits your goals and skin condition during your consultation.

Suitability depends on your general health and medical history, since the treatment involves a blood draw and processing step. Your practitioner will review this with you thoroughly during your consultation to confirm whether PRP or PRF is appropriate for you.