Platelet-Rich Plasma & Platelet-Rich Fibrin

Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) and Platelet-Rich Fibrin (PRF) are regenerative therapies derived from a person’s own blood, used in aesthetic medicine to support tissue repair, collagen production and overall skin quality. These treatments harness the natural healing properties of platelets and growth factors to stimulate cellular renewal and improve skin function over time.

Although both are derived from blood, PRP and PRF differ in their concentration, consistency and release profile of growth factors. PRP is typically a liquid concentrate rich in platelets and bioactive proteins, while PRF forms a more fibrin-based matrix that allows for a slower, more sustained release of regenerative factors. Both aim to enhance the body’s natural repair processes at a cellular level.

These consultations are often relevant for individuals seeking support with:

• Skin regeneration and improved texture
• Fine lines and reduced elasticity
• Acne scarring or textural irregularities
• Under-eye skin quality and crepiness
• Hair thinning and scalp health
• Overall skin vitality and resilience

Commonly assessed areas include the face, under-eye region, neck, décolletage and scalp. 

A personalised PRP or PRF consultation in Sydney with Dr Brandon includes an assessment of skin thickness, healing capacity, inflammation, scarring history, hair density (if relevant) and overall treatment goals. Medical history, medications and blood health are also important considerations, as these therapies rely on the body’s own biological components.

Not every individual is an ideal candidate, and in some cases alternative or complementary approaches may be recommended instead. A conservative and evidence-based plan is always prioritised.

These regenerative consultations may be considered as part of a broader skin and scalp strategy focused on long-term tissue health and natural rejuvenation rather than short-term cosmetic change.

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Disclaimer: All treatments require a medical assessment to determine suitability. Individual responses vary, and results cannot be guaranteed.