Both PRP and PRF are concentrated portions of your very own blood, which we obtain by drawing a small portion of your blood and spinning it in a specialized centrifuge. The difference is PRF is spun at a much slower rate than PRP, which allows for more stem cells to remain in the “platelet rich” area. Since PRF’s platelet-concentrate has more active cells, which are rich in healing properties and growth factors, PRF therefore provides more long-term benefits.