Chicago wants facts, not hype. Pure Medical Spa serves River North (N. Dearborn), Old Orchard/Skokie, Oakbrook, and Roscoe Village. This guide explains how long PRF results last, what affects longevity, and how to plan maintenance-so you can book with confidence in Chicago. Benefits / What to Expect PRF (platelet-rich fibrin) uses your own platelets in…
Aging changes more than lines on the surface. Blood flow slows, skin cells get less oxygen and nutrients, and gene expression that supports repair can drop. Chronic inflammation and chronic disease can speed that change. The result: fine lines and wrinkles, laxity, dull tone, and under-eye hollows or dark circles. PRP and PRF use your…
Often, yes, PRF can support longer-lasting biological activity than PRP because its fibrin matrix releases derived growth factors more sustainably. Clinical results still vary depending on the treatment plan, body area, and your skin biology. Evidence is growing, but direct, head-to-head aesthetic trials remain limited. PRP vs PRF in plain language PRP (platelet-rich plasma) comes…
Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) and platelet-rich fibrin (PRF) use your own platelets and growth factors to support repair and collagen. Longevity differs because each concentrate releases those signals on a different timeline. PRP delivers growth factors fast. PRF uses a fibrin matrix to slow and extend release. This core biology explains why maintenance schedules vary. PRF…
Platelet-rich fibrin (PRF) is a regenerative treatment made from your own blood. A clinician spins a small blood sample at low speed to separate the platelets and fibrin into a concentrate. This concentrate forms a soft matrix that slowly releases healing signals called growth factors. That slow release explains why PRF results appear gradually rather…
