The treatment with the use of platelet rich fibrin is an advanced anti-aging treatment. The treatment is completely safe, because growth cells and stem factors obtained from the patient’s blood are used. This breakthrough method of skin rejuvenation is often mistaken for a platelet-rich plasma treatment, but in reality, it is more effective.

The skin loses valuable nutrients as well as collagen and elastin with age. The result is a noticeable photoaging effect on the skin, a loss of elasticity and firmness, as well as increasing wrinkles. The purpose of the active fibrin treatment is to delicately highlight wrinkles and to stimulate skin cells to self-regenerate in the long term.

Due to the formation of fibrin fibber mesh under the skin, we have an almost immediate effect in the form of wrinkle reduction. Co-logging fibrin begins to push out the tissues above it, giving a mild bulging effect. The effect of cell stimulation, i.e. long-term effect, is due to platelets (thrombocytes) trapped between fibrin fibbers.

Thrombocytes secrete their growth factors continuously, but slowly. This leads to increased multiplication of vascular endothelial cells, which improves blood supply and tissue nutrition. Fibroblasts are also activated, resulting in the synthesis of new collagen – the main factor responsible for skin firmness and elasticity.

The mode of action of the therapy can be compared to i-PRF active fibrin compared to platelet rich plasma (PRP) therapy. However, there is a significant difference in the way growth factors are released from platelets. Their slow and long-lasting secretion during treatment with platelet rich fibrin i-PRF provides us with a much better effect than their sudden release that occurs in mesotherapy.

Cells are constantly stimulated and it is unnecessary to renew their stimulus signal so often, and the effect lasts up to 2 years.