PRP/PRFM
PRP and PRFM treatments use components derived from your own blood as part of a personalized regenerative approach. At Theory of Me Med Spa in Ontario, CA, these treatments may be used for facial rejuvenation, skin quality, and hair restoration based on your individual needs and aesthetic goals.
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PRP and PRFM use components derived from your own blood as part of a personalized facial rejuvenation treatment. Depending on your goals, treatment may be used to support improved skin quality and address areas such as the under-eyes, cheeks, fine lines, and other areas of the face. Your provider will determine whether PRP, PRFM, or a combination is appropriate for you.
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PRP and PRFM may be used as part of a personalized hair restoration treatment plan. The treatment uses components derived from your own blood and is applied to targeted areas of the scalp to support healthier-looking hair and the natural hair growth process. A consultation is required to determine whether treatment is appropriate and how many sessions may be recommended.
Pricing varies based on treatment area and desired results. Multiple sessions may be recommended for optimal outcomes.
PRP vs. PRFM: What’s the Difference?
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PRP and PRFM are regenerative treatments prepared from a small sample of your own blood. While both use platelet-rich components, they are processed differently and may be selected based on the treatment area and your individual aesthetic goals.
PRP — Platelet-Rich Plasma
PRP is created by processing a small sample of your blood to concentrate platelet-rich plasma. In aesthetics, PRP may be incorporated into treatments designed to support skin rejuvenation and may also be used as part of a personalized hair restoration plan.
PRFM — Platelet-Rich Fibrin Matrix
PRFM further processes platelet-rich material into a fibrin matrix, giving it different characteristics than PRP. It may be used for targeted facial rejuvenation treatments or incorporated into a personalized hair restoration plan depending on your provider’s assessment and treatment goals.
PRP & PRFM Treatment Areas
PRP and PRFM can be incorporated into a variety of aesthetic and regenerative treatments. Your provider will recommend the appropriate treatment based on your concerns, treatment area, and individual goals.
Under-Eye Rejuvenation
PRFM may be used in the under-eye area to support improved skin quality and a refreshed appearance. Treatment is customized based on your anatomy and individual concerns.
Hair Restoration
PRP and PRFM may be applied to targeted areas of the scalp as part of a personalized treatment plan designed to support healthier-looking hair and the natural hair growth process.
Facial Rejuvenation
PRP and PRFM may be used in targeted areas of the face to support skin quality, texture, and an overall refreshed appearance.
Microneedling with PRP/PRFM
PRP or PRFM may be combined with microneedling to complement the skin’s natural renewal process and support improvements in overall skin texture and appearance.
What to Expect From Your PRP/PRFM Treatment
01 — Consultation
Your provider will evaluate your concerns, treatment area, and aesthetic goals to determine whether PRP or PRFM is appropriate for you.
02 — Blood Draw & Preparation
A small sample of your blood is collected and processed to prepare the platelet-rich components needed for your treatment.
03 — Personalized Treatment
Your prepared PRP or PRFM is applied or administered to the targeted treatment area according to your personalized treatment plan.
04 — Aftercare & Follow-Up
Your provider will review aftercare instructions and discuss whether additional sessions may be recommended based on your treatment goals.
PRP & PRFM FAQs
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PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) and PRFM (Platelet-Rich Fibrin Matrix) are both prepared from a small sample of your own blood. They are processed differently, giving them different characteristics. Your provider will determine which option is appropriate based on the treatment area and your individual goals.
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PRP and PRFM may be incorporated into treatments for facial rejuvenation, skin quality, under-eye concerns, hair restoration, and microneedling. Recommended treatment will depend on your individual needs and provider evaluation.
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A small sample of your blood is collected and processed to separate and concentrate the components needed for treatment. The preparation method varies depending on whether PRP or PRFM is being used.
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Comfort varies depending on the treatment area and method used. Your provider can discuss available comfort measures with you before treatment.
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Downtime varies depending on the treatment area and technique. Temporary redness, swelling, tenderness, or bruising may occur. Your provider will give you specific aftercare instructions.
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The number and frequency of treatments vary based on the treatment area, your individual goals, and your response to treatment. Your provider will recommend a personalized treatment plan during your consultation.
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PRP or PRFM may be incorporated into a microneedling treatment plan. Your provider will determine whether combining treatments is appropriate based on your skin concerns and goals.
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PRP and PRFM may be applied to targeted areas of the scalp as part of a personalized hair restoration treatment plan. A consultation is needed to determine whether treatment is appropriate for your specific type of hair concern.
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Pricing varies depending on the treatment area and recommended treatment plan. Schedule a consultation with Theory of Me Med Spa in Ontario, CA for current pricing and personalized treatment recommendations.
Discover the Right PRP/PRFM Treatment for You
Whether you’re interested in facial rejuvenation, under-eye treatment, microneedling, or hair restoration, our team can help determine whether PRP or PRFM is appropriate for your goals. Schedule a consultation at Theory of Me Med Spa in Ontario, CA to receive a personalized treatment plan.