Drawn from your own blood
PRP & PRF in Mansfield, TX
Platelet-rich plasma and fibrin (PRP/PRF) use components from your own blood to support skin renewal, often paired with microneedling.
What it is
PRP (platelet-rich plasma) and PRF (platelet-rich fibrin) concentrate the regenerative components of your own blood and apply them to support the skin’s natural renewal. They’re often combined with microneedling to enhance collagen-building results, and are chosen based on your skin and goals.
Who it’s for
- You prefer an approach that works with your body’s own biology
- You’re building a collagen-focused plan and want to enhance results
- You’re addressing texture, tone, or early signs of aging gradually
Our approach
Uses your own biology
PRP/PRF are prepared from your own blood sample the day of treatment.
Often paired
Commonly combined with microneedling to support collagen-building results.
Planned in a series
Like other renewal treatments, results build over a short series with maintenance.
Common questions
PRP / PRF FAQs
What is the difference between PRP and PRF?
Both use components concentrated from your own blood; PRF is a newer preparation that releases growth factors more gradually. Monica selects based on your treatment plan.
What is PRP/PRF used for?
They’re used to support skin renewal and are often combined with microneedling to enhance collagen-building results.
Is there downtime?
When paired with microneedling, expect mild redness for a day or two, and plan it the same way you would plan microneedling.
When will I see results from PRP or PRF?
Because PRP and PRF support your skin’s own renewal, results build gradually over the weeks after treatment and are often planned as a short series for the best effect.
Does PRP or PRF treatment hurt?
A small blood draw is taken first, similar to routine bloodwork. When paired with microneedling, a numbing step is typically used, and most people tolerate it well.