Protein Rich Plasma Treatments (PRP) Houston

Protein Rich Plasma Treatments (PRP)

PRP (platelet-rich plasma) and PRF (platelet-rich fibrin) treatments have been around for a long time as a part of something called regenerative medicine. In the last several years PRP/PRF treatments have grown in recognition and popularity within the cosmetic industry particularly for the effective results that they can yield for overall skin rejuvenation.

At Star wellness MD We use PRP & PRF for the following Services

PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma)

Facial Rejuvenation: Stimulates collagen production, improving skin texture and tone.

Hair Restoration: Promotes hair growth in thinning areas by enhancing blood supply and stimulating follicles.

Acne Scarring: Reduces the appearance of scars by encouraging healing and skin regeneration.

Under Eye Treatment: Reduces dark circles and puffiness through improved skin quality.

Wrinkle Reduction: Softens fine lines and wrinkles by promoting tissue repair.

PRF (Platelet-Rich Fibrin)

Facial Volume Restoration: Provides a natural filler effect and improves skin elasticity.

Skin Tightening: Enhances skin firmness and texture, promoting a youthful appearance.

Wound Healing: Accelerates healing in post-surgical or injured areas, supporting tissue regeneration.

Both PRP and PRF leverage the body’s natural healing processes, making them popular options for non-surgical aesthetic enhancements.

Our Popular Dermal Filler Treatments

Juvéderm: A versatile filler suitable for various areas of the face, including the cheeks, lips, and nasolabial folds.

Boltera: Offers an extended range for smoothing and filling wrinkles, lip augmentation, restoring facial volumes, and rehydrating skin

Perlane: Used for smoothing moderate to severe facial wrinkles and folds, such as nasolabial folds.

Pricing

PRP Platelet-Rich Plasma / PRF Platelet-Rich Fibrin Treatments Starting at $550 ( depends on service type and location)

If you’re curious about the differences between PRP and PRF, the key distinction lies in how the blood is processed and the types of growth factors extracted—plasma or fibrin—that are most suited to your specific needs.

PRF (platelet-rich fibrin) contains a higher concentration of white blood cells and fibrin matrix. It is processed at a slower speed than PRP to prevent cell disruption, allowing for a gradual release of growth factors over approximately a week, compared to PRP. This extended release means you benefit from a longer duration of rich growth factors, effectively providing “amplified PRP” results.

PRF is typically used as a filler treatment, whereas PRP can be applied during facial treatments or microneedling sessions, and the two can also be combined to enhance overall skin health. PRF serves as a natural alternative to traditional fillers, utilizing your body’s own fibrin to add volume to the skin. The injection method for PRF is similar to that of fillers, making it an excellent choice for those seeking a more natural approach to enhancing their appearance.

During your complimentary consultation with one of our providers, we will discuss the differences between PRP and PRF and determine which method will best meet your needs.

What is the process?

Blood Draw: A tiny volume of your blood is extracted.
Processing: The platelet-rich plasma in the blood is separated using a centrifuge.
Injection: An injection of the PRP solution is inserted into the desired area

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