PRF and PRP Treatment in Luton

Our flagship and most popular PRF and PRP treatment in Luton.

Platelet Rich Plasma and Platelet Rich Fibrin therapy is an injectable treatment derived from your own blood

The concentrated platelets found in PRP/PRF contain growth factors that are vital to initiate and accelerate cell, follicle and tissue repair and regeneration. These bioactive proteins initiate connective tissue healing and repair, promote development of new blood vessels, stimulate the healing process or restore hair follicles. Get hassle free PRP treatment in Luton.

PRP/PRF Therapy is used for a broad range of both medical and cosmetic applications, PRP/PRF is even used in some NHS hospitals.

PRP/PRF therapy process.

1. 10-30mls of blood is taken from the arm as during a blood test.

2. The blood is then placed in a centrifuge, to spin the blood which separates the red blood cells from the platelet rich plasma/Fibrin.
3. Upon re-injection, the platelets release the growth factors which trigger surrounding cells to reproduce, stimulating repair, increasing volume and rejuvenate the hair follicles.
4. The whole treatment involves the tinniest of needle injections to the desired areas, requires virtually no healing time and reduces possible side effects to a minimum.

The treatment takes less than an hour.

HAIR RESTORATION

When injected into the scalp, PRP/PRF stimulates and helps support healthier hair growth, rejuvenating the dying hair follicles and scalp tissue.

FEMALE INTIMATE REJUVENATION

When injected into certain points of the vagina PRP can help with stress incontinence, vaginal dryness and sexual dysfunction.

LIGAMENT AND TENDON REPAIR

PRP injections will stimulate connective tissue healing and repair, and promote development of new blood vessels.

SKIN

When injected into the skin and tissue there is healing, repair and regeneration.

PRP Vs PRF

PRF platelet cytokines remain trapped and are retained in the fibrin/glycoprotein mesh, in addition to the circulating cytokines that are also found in PRP. The retained cytokines on the fibrin mesh offer a longer term slow release effect of these molecules. In PRF the cytokines are active over a longer time period during the injury site reconstruction compared to PRP.