Platelet-rich Fibrin (PRF) injections are a medical procedure that involves the extraction and preparation of a patient's own blood to concentrate platelets and growth factors. The resulting PRF solution is then injected into specific areas of the body to promote tissue healing, reduce inflammation, and accelerate the natural healing process.

PRF injections stimulate hair follicles, improve blood circulation, and promote the growth of new, healthier hair. The concentrated platelets and growth factors nourish follicles, potentially slowing hair loss and improving the condition and thickness of existing hair. Results vary, and multiple PRF sessions may be needed for optimal outcomes. Consult a hair restoration specialist for personalized guidance.

PRF injections have been used in various medical fields to treat a range of conditions and injuries. They are commonly employed in orthopedics for joint injuries, tendinopathies, and osteoarthritis. PRF injections have also been used in dermatology for skin rejuvenation and wound healing, as well as in dentistry for promoting tissue regeneration and reducing complications after dental procedures.

The process typically involves a few steps. First, a small amount of blood is drawn from the patient. The blood is then processed using centrifugation or other techniques to separate and concentrate platelets and growth factors. The resulting PRF solution is collected and prepared for injection. The PRF is then carefully injected into the targeted area, often guided by ultrasound or other imaging techniques, to ensure precise placement.