PRF Treatments in Mississauga

What is PRF?

Platelet-Rich Fibrin (PRF) is an advanced regenerative treatment that uses your body’s own healing properties to improve skin quality, restore volume, and stimulate natural collagen production. It can help address concerns such as under-eye hollows, fine lines, thinning or crepey skin, uneven texture, and hair thinning. By gradually releasing growth factors, PRF supports tissue regeneration, promotes collagen and elastin production, and enhances overall skin health for a smoother, firmer, fuller, and more refreshed appearance.

How PRF Works

PRF is derived from a small sample of your own blood, which is spun in a centrifuge to concentrate platelets, growth factors, and white blood cells into a fibrin-rich matrix. Unlike PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma), PRF is processed without anticoagulants, allowing it to form a natural fibrin scaffold. This scaffold releases growth factors more gradually over time, which supports longer-lasting collagen production and tissue regeneration.

Because PRF uses your own blood, there's no risk of allergic reaction, and downtime is minimal.

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PRP vs. PRF

PRP and PRF are regenerative treatments that use your own blood to support the skin's natural healing and rejuvenation processes. While both harness the benefits of platelets and growth factors, their preparation and release profiles differ.
Comparison PRP PRF
What it stands for Platelet-Rich Plasma Platelet-Rich Fibrin
How it's prepared Blood is processed to concentrate platelets and growth factors in a liquid plasma. Blood is processed without anticoagulants, creating a fibrin matrix rich in platelets and growth factors.
Growth factor release Faster release More gradual, sustained release
Texture Liquid Fibrin-rich, gel-like matrix
Common uses Skin rejuvenation, improving skin texture, and supporting collagen production. Skin rejuvenation, collagen support, and targeted regenerative treatments.
Treatment areas Face, under-eyes, and scalp Face, under-eyes, and scalp
Downtime Minimal. Temporary redness, swelling, or bruising may occur. Minimal. Temporary redness, swelling, or bruising may occur.
Treatment approach Can be injected or used alongside microneedling. Typically injected into targeted areas.
Uses your own blood Yes Yes
Key difference Concentrated platelets in a liquid plasma. Platelets and growth factors held within a fibrin matrix for gradual release.

Which one is right for you?

Both PRP and PRF can support the skin's natural regenerative process. The best option depends on your treatment area, skin concerns, and desired outcome. During your consultation, our team can recommend the approach best suited to your needs.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Yes. PRF is commonly used in the tear trough area to improve dark circles, volume loss, and crepiness, offering a natural alternative to fillers. It can help improve the appearance of under-eye hollows by supporting collagen production and improving skin quality and volume in the delicate under-eye area. Results develop gradually as collagen production increases.

  • Both PRP and PRF use your own blood to support skin rejuvenation and tissue repair. The main difference is how they are processed. PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) is a liquid treatment with a higher concentration of platelets, while PRF (Platelet-Rich Fibrin) forms a gel-like matrix that gradually releases platelets and growth factors over time. PRF is often preferred for delicate areas, such as under the eyes, because of its slower, more sustained release.

  • Most clients see optimal results with a series of 3-4 treatments, followed by periodic maintenance sessions.

  • Downtime is minimal. You may experience redness or swelling for 1–2 days. Most patients return to daily activities right away.

  • Because PRF works with your body's natural healing process, results build gradually over 4-12 weeks and continue to improve with each session.