How many PRP or PRFM sessions will I need?
Treatment plans vary depending on the area addressed. Hair restoration typically involves a series of initial treatments spaced several weeks apart, followed by maintenance sessions. Skin and volume treatments may require fewer sessions, depending on your response and desired longevity.
Is the procedure painful?
Most patients describe mild, temporary discomfort. A topical anesthetic is often applied for facial treatments, and scalp procedures may include local numbing. The treatment is well-tolerated and brief.
What are the risks and possible side effects?
Because PRP and PRFM are derived from your own blood, the risk of allergic reaction is extremely low. However, as with any injectable procedure, potential side effects include swelling, bruising, tenderness, temporary redness, or minor lumpiness. Rare risks may include infection, vascular compromise, or uneven results. Choosing experienced injectors in an accredited medical setting significantly reduces these risks.
Can Selphyller® be dissolved with saline?
Unlike synthetic fillers, which require enzymatic reversal, PRFM gel can be softened or dispersed with sterile saline if adjustment is necessary. Saline gently breaks down the fibrin matrix structure, allowing refinement of the treated area. This provides an added layer of flexibility and reassurance.
Can PRP or PRFM be performed after surgery?
Yes, in many cases, these treatments can complement surgical procedures. They may be used to support healing or enhance overall aesthetic outcomes, depending on your recovery timeline and your surgeon’s recommendations.
How long should I wait between treatments?
Maintenance timing depends on the treatment area and your individual response. Many patients choose follow-up sessions every 6–12 months for facial rejuvenation, while hair restoration maintenance schedules may differ. We develop a personalized plan based on your biology and goals.