Another difference between PRP therapy and PRF therapy concerns added anticoagulants. When preparing PRP, we add an anticoagulant to the test tube to prevent clotting.
Platelet-rich fibrin treatments don’t use anticoagulants, so the fibrinogens you receive during treatment naturally form spongy fibrin that supports cosmetic improvements. This spongy structure (fibrin scaffold) helps provide long-lasting results.
PRF also allows for the slow release of growth factors that boost your natural healing processes from the inside out.