PRF Treatment

Unlock the Power of Natural Healing with PRF

At Patriot Medical Services, we’re committed to providing innovative solutions for your practice. PRF (Platelet-Rich Fibrin) offers a natural approach to promote healing in various procedures.

What is PRF?

PRF is a next-generation advancement over PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma). It utilizes a patient’s own blood to concentrate platelets, white blood cells, fibrin, and mesenchymal stem cells. This unique composition delivers several advantages:

Sustained Growth Factor Release: Unlike PRP, PRF releases growth factors over days, providing a longer-lasting healing effect.
Versatility in Application: PRF can be used as a membrane, liquid, or injectable, offering doctors greater flexibility during procedures.

PRF Applications in Various Specialties:

PRF’s versatility makes it a valuable tool across diverse medical fields:

Cosmetics and Aesthetics: Rejuvenate skin, address wrinkles, and improve under-eye circles.
Hair Restoration: Stimulate hair growth for patients experiencing hair loss.
Orthopedics: Manage joint pain and promote healing in sports injuries.
Dentistry: Enhance healing after tooth extractions, bone grafting, and dental implant placement.

A Natural Approach to Healing: The PRF Process

PRF therapy utilizes your body’s own healing potential. Here’s a breakdown of the process:

Blood Draw: A small amount of blood is drawn from the patient, similar to a routine blood test.
Centrifugation: The blood is placed in a special PRF tube and spun in a centrifuge. Unlike PRP, PRF uses a slower centrifugation speed.
Separation: This process separates the blood components, concentrating platelets, white blood cells, fibrin, and stem cells at the top of the PRF tube.
Injection or Application: The medical professional then carefully extracts the PRF and injects it into the targeted area for treatment.
PRF in Cosmetics: For certain cosmetic procedures, a microneedling device like the Integrity Hydra Needle might be used to deliver the PRF serum deeper into the skin.

PRF Benefits in Dentistry:

PRF plays a significant role in dental procedures, particularly:

Reduced Pain and Swelling: PRF’s growth factors accelerate healing, minimizing post-surgical discomfort.
Decreased Infection Risk: PRF’s membrane-forming capability reduces the risk of infection after procedures like wisdom tooth extraction.
Faster Healing Times: PRF promotes faster wound closure and tissue regeneration.

PRF offers a promising approach to natural healing, potentially improving patient outcomes in various specialties. We invite you to explore how PRF can benefit your practice.