PRF Skin Rejuvenation

Explore platelet-rich fibrin at Jeluja as part of an individual skin-rejuvenation plan. PRF is prepared from a small sample of your own blood.

What PRF is

Platelet-rich fibrin is a blood-derived preparation containing platelets within a fibrin framework. Its composition depends on the preparation method. It differs from platelet-rich plasma, and neither should be confused with a conventional hyaluronic acid filler.

A gradual skin-quality approach

PRF is studied for concerns such as the appearance of fine lines and skin texture. Early clinical research is encouraging in some settings, but studies are small and protocols vary. Improvement is not assured, and deep folds or substantial volume loss may need a different approach.

Your treatment experience

The process includes a blood draw, preparation of the material and a treatment plan for the selected area. The number of sessions and use of PRF depend on the goal and assessment. A result should be judged after healing rather than from the temporary swelling immediately after treatment.

Recovery and considerations

Bruising, swelling, soreness and infection are possible. Blood or platelet conditions, medicines and current health can affect suitability. Using your own blood does not eliminate procedure-related risks.

PRF, PRP or another option

Microneedling and PRP address related but distinct treatment choices. A plan for texture differs from a plan for structural volume or lifting, so PRF is not positioned as a replacement for every injectable or skin procedure.

Visit Jeluja in New Jersey

Explore your options at Jeluja in Clifton, Ridgewood or Maywood. Contact us to arrange a consultation and confirm availability at your preferred office.

Individual results and recovery vary. An assessment determines which treatments are appropriate for you.