PRF Treatments in Miami

⚠️ COMPLIANCE: PRF is not FDA-approved for aesthetic indications. It is used off-label. This must be stated on the page, and the page requires medical director sign-off before publish.

PRF stands for platelet-rich fibrin, and the product is made from your own blood. We draw a small sample, spin it in a centrifuge at low speed, and separate the layer concentrated with platelets, white blood cells, stem cells, and fibrin. That concentrate goes back into the areas we’re treating.

The growth factors in it signal your tissue to repair — building collagen, improving circulation, and in the scalp, waking up dormant follicles. Nothing synthetic is introduced, which is why it appeals to people who want regenerative treatment rather than product.

It’s also slow, and requires a series. We’d rather you know that upfront.

Regulatory status

PRF is not FDA-approved for cosmetic or hair restoration purposes. It’s used off-label, based on a body of clinical evidence that is promising but less established than for FDA-approved injectables like BOTOX® or hyaluronic acid fillers. Response varies between individuals more than it does with those treatments.

We’d rather tell you this than have you find out later. At consultation we’ll discuss what the evidence actually supports for your specific concern.

PRF Under Eye

The most requested PRF treatment we do, and often the right answer where filler isn’t.

Under-eye hollowing and dark circles come from thin skin, visible vasculature, and volume loss. Hyaluronic acid filler can help, but the tear trough is technically demanding and HA attracts water — in the wrong hands it produces puffiness or a bluish cast that lasts years.

PRF works differently. Rather than adding volume, it thickens and improves the quality of the skin itself over several months. It’s a gentler, slower option with a considerably lower risk profile in a delicate area.

Series: 3 sessions, 4–6 weeks apart. Results: gradual over 2–3 months.

PRF Full Face

Injected or microneedled across the full face — temples, cheeks, jawline, nasolabial folds, and under eyes — to improve overall skin quality, tone, and fine lines. Often combined with microneedling, where PRF is applied topically as the channels are created.

Best for skin quality and texture rather than volume or structure. If you need structural restoration, Sculptra or dermal fillers are the appropriate tools.

Series: 3 sessions, 4–6 weeks apart.

PRF Neck

The horizontal lines across the neck — sometimes called tech neck — come from thin skin, repeated flexion, and sun damage. Neck skin has fewer oil glands and less structural support than facial skin, which makes it harder to treat and slower to respond.

PRF improves skin thickness and texture here gradually. For significant laxity, Morpheus8 is usually the stronger option, and the two combine well.

Series: 3 sessions, 4–6 weeks apart.

PRF Hair Restoration

Injected into the scalp, PRF’s growth factors improve blood supply to hair follicles and can stimulate dormant follicles back into an active growth phase.

It works best for thinning, not for areas that have been completely bald for years — once a follicle is gone, nothing regenerates it. Early intervention matters enormously here, and results are strongest in people who still have visible miniaturized hair in the thinning area.

Series: 3–4 sessions, 4–6 weeks apart, then maintenance every 4–6 months. Results appear at 3–6 months. Often combined with medical therapy for better outcomes.

What to expect

Blood draw. A small sample, like routine bloodwork. Tell us if you’re prone to fainting.

Processing. 8–10 minutes in the centrifuge. Unlike PRP, PRF is spun at lower speed with no anticoagulant additives, producing a fibrin matrix that releases growth factors slowly over days rather than all at once.

Treatment. Injected or microneedled into the treatment area. Topical numbing beforehand. 30–60 minutes total.

After. Swelling and possible bruising for two to four days — the under-eye area swells noticeably. Scalp treatments cause tenderness for a day or two. No harsh products or sun for 48 hours.

Results

• Weeks 2–4: early texture change
• Months 2–3: visible improvement
• Months 3–6: peak results
• Maintenance: every 6–12 months for face, 4–6 months for hair

Because PRF uses your own biology, results depend on your health, age, and platelet quality. Response varies more than with synthetic treatments, and some people respond minimally. That’s an honest limitation of the treatment.

Investment

PRF is priced per session, and meaningful results require a series of three — sometimes four for hair restoration. We’ll quote your complete series at your complimentary consultation. We won’t sell you a single session and pretend it will work.

Safety and who shouldn’t get it

Because it’s autologous — derived from your own body — allergic reaction is essentially eliminated. Expected effects are swelling, bruising, and tenderness.

Not appropriate if you: are pregnant or breastfeeding, have a platelet or bleeding disorder, are on anticoagulant therapy, have an active infection or skin condition in the treatment area, have a history of blood cancer or bone marrow disease, have severe anemia, or have an active autoimmune condition.

We’ll review your medications and health history in detail. Some blood thinners and anti-inflammatories affect platelet function and may require adjustment before treatment — never stop a prescribed medication without speaking to the doctor who prescribed it.