Skin & Laser
PRP, PRF & Regenerative Treatments
PRP and PRF are autologous treatments that use components derived from the patient’s own blood and may be used in selected aesthetic or regenerative treatment plans.
A consultation is important to determine whether these treatments are appropriate for the concern being addressed.
What Are PRP and PRF?
PRP refers to platelet-rich plasma. PRF refers to platelet-rich fibrin.
Both are prepared from a patient’s own blood using specific processing techniques and may be used in selected treatment settings.
What May Regenerative Treatments Be Used For?
Depending on the clinical indication and treatment plan, regenerative approaches may be considered for:
- Skin quality
- Collagen support
- Selected facial rejuvenation concerns
- Hair and scalp treatment
- Supportive regenerative treatment strategies
Results vary, and hair regrowth or tissue regeneration cannot be guaranteed.
Treatment Is Individualised
Suitability depends on:
- Medical history
- Treatment area
- Clinical indication
- Previous procedures
- Individual goals
- Expected benefits and limitations
These treatments are not suitable for every patient or every concern.
Next step
Arrange a consultation
Assessment in person is the only way to work out what is causing a skin concern and what can reasonably be done about it. Fees are explained before anything is arranged.
Medical disclaimer
This page is general information only and is not a diagnosis, a treatment recommendation, or a substitute for individual medical advice. Conditions that look similar can have different causes, and what is suitable for one person may not be suitable for another. If you are unwell, in significant pain, or worried about a rapidly changing symptom, seek medical care promptly. In an emergency call 000.
- Written for patients by
- Dr Benyamin Mansoori, cosmetic physician & skin cancer doctor
- Medically reviewed by
- Dr Benyamin Mansoori (MD, FRACGP, FACCSM), AHPRA MED0002097300
- Last medically reviewed