Rejuvenation of Health and Beauty through PRF
The choice of smart individuals who prefer a natural and subtle beauty
PRF (Platelet Rich Fibrin)
Revitalization with Natural Growth Factors from Your Own Blood
“PRF is one of the most advanced methods of natural tissue regeneration in aesthetic and regenerative medicine.
In this technique, the patient’s own blood is used to extract growth factors, repair cells, and fibrin—without introducing any foreign substances into the body.
This means rejuvenation is achieved not through synthetic injections, but by activating the body’s natural healing mechanisms.
PRF is the evolved version of PRP, offering stronger regenerative power, slower release of growth factors, longer-lasting effects, and reduced swelling.
The results are gradual, natural, and reliable—especially in sensitive areas such as under the eyes, smile lines, damaged skin tissue, or hair loss.
For those seeking beauty without exaggeration and without foreign materials, PRF is one of the best choices.”
Benefits of PRF over Conventional Therapies
- Uses only your own blood, not foreign substances
- Longer-lasting effects than PRP, with slow growth factor release.
- Extended repair – ideal for sensitive areas like under the eyes, unlike risky fillers.
- Natural, gradual, and predictable.
- Soft, natural changes while preserving facial expression.
- Minimal allergy risk – fully biological and patient-specific.
Clinical Applications of PRF
Skin rejuvenation and enhancement
Treating mild under-eye darkness and hollowness
Reduction of fine and superficial lines
Reducing acne scars and marks
Stimulates hair growth, reduces loss
Enhanced effect through microneedling + RF
Best Candidates
Those with fatigued, delicate, or dull skin
Those who do not want foreign substances injected
Young to mid-age, early aging phase
People with under-eye darkness or fine lines
Those in early hair loss phase
Medical Contraindications or Evaluation Required
Pregnancy and breastfeeding
Blood diseases or clotting issues
Uncontrolled anemia
Long-term corticosteroid use
Unrealistic expectations for immediate results
Treatment Process at RevitaMed Clinic
1
Skin assessment and medical evaluation
2
Blood sampling (usually 10 cc)
3
Preparation of PRF with precise centrifugation
4
Targeted injection in the required area or use as adjunct therapy
5
Follow-up, photography, and planning of next sessions
2–4 sessions every 4–6 weeks
PRF Patients’ Results
Pre-treatment Care
- Do not consume alcohol or cigarettes 48 hours before treatment.
- Adequate water intake for better platelet quality
- Avoid aspirin / blood-thinning medications 3 days before treatment.
- Treat anemia or low ferritin beforehand
- Attend the clinic makeup-free (for facial treatment).
Possible Side Effects
This treatment is usually low-risk, but it may:
- Mild redness and swelling (a temporary common side effect)
- 24–72 hours of mild bruising
- Temporary under-eye heaviness (a few days)
- Insufficient result in the first session (treatment is cumulative)
- Infection is extremely rare and nearly zero with proper sterile precautions.
Post-treatment Care
- No intense workouts for 24 hours.
- Limit direct sun exposure for 3 days.
- Numbing cream or ice only if advised by the doctor.
- Enhance skin hydration.
- Avoid smoking + get enough sleep = better results.
- Applying sunscreen is essential
Frequently Asked Questions on PRF
No — the results are gradual and natural, usually noticeable from the second week.
Usually 3 sessions + one annual maintenance session.
PRF has higher fibrin content, longer activation, and more stable results.
Yes — combining with microneedling, RF, or fillers multiplies the results.
Treatment-oriented, not merely beauty-focused.
Why PRF at RevitaMed?
Treatment-oriented, not merely beauty-focused.
Specialists in regenerative medicine
PRF prepared using standardized protocol centrifugation
Detailed pre/post-treatment monitoring and customized scheduling
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