When it comes to hair restoration, different regenerative techniques offer varying approaches. While PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) is widely used across the United States, PRF (Platelet-Rich Fibrin) is gaining attention for its more gradual release of growth factors and fibrin-based structure. At Evermore Aesthetics, we are proud to offer this innovative technique as part of our regenerative hair wellness offerings in West Texas. It is not PRF if you do not use the right protocol and centrifuge.
Both PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) and PRF (Platelet-Rich Fibrin) use your body’s own blood-derived growth factors to support tissue repair and regeneration. While they share similarities, the way these growth factors are processed—and how they behave in the body—can differ significantly between the two approaches.
PRF (Platelet-Rich Fibrin) is an advanced blood-derived product that builds upon the principles of traditional PRP. It is prepared using a horizontal centrifuge system, which spins the blood at lower speeds than vertical systems typically used in PRP preparation. This process, studied and promoted by Dr. Richard Miron of Switzerland, allows PRF to have 7x more concentration of growth factors of PRP and a slower delivery over a 10 day period after injection.
According to Dr. Richard Miron’s research, “The typical advantage of PRF over PRP is that it enables the controlled release of GFs over an extended period of time because of its fibrin matrix. Therefore, when PRF is directly compared to PRP, a much longer GF delivery response has been observed.”
By using a horizontal centrifuge, Evermore Aesthetics prepares PRF in a way that retains a broad spectrum of naturally occurring cells and growth factors—supporting a regenerative environment for scalp and follicle wellness.
Growth factors, including PDGF, TGF-β, and VEGF—proteins associated with tissue repair and cell signaling
White blood cells (WBCs), which play a role in the body’s natural healing processes and immune response
A natural fibrin scaffold that forms a three-dimensional matrix and may support a more gradual release of growth factors over time
No anticoagulants or chemical additives, maintaining a 100% autologous (self-derived) composition
Unlike PRP, PRF is prepared without anticoagulants or chemical additives—maintaining a fully autologous (self-derived) composition that supports natural tissue interaction.
PRF (Platelet-Rich Fibrin) is being explored for its potential to support hair regrowth through the delivery of natural growth factors and regenerative components. Research suggests it may influence the local follicular environment by interacting with dermal papilla cells, contributing to a healthier setting for hair follicles. Its composition includes platelets, white blood cells, and a fibrin matrix, which may help nurture scalp tissues and support overall follicle wellness.
The slow, sustained release of growth factors from PRF has been observed in research settings to occur over a longer period compared to the initial burst seen with traditional PRP. This gradual release may contribute to a more prolonged interaction with surrounding tissues in aesthetic and regenerative applications.
While PRP is widely available, Evermore Aesthetics uses horizontal centrifugation to prepare PRF—an approach studied by Dr. Richard Miron for its role in regenerative protocols.
At Evermore Aesthetics, we integrate South American regenerative techniques, European delivery systems, and emerging research to offer personalized, non-surgical hair wellness plans aligned with the latest advancements in the field.
A proprietary protocol designed to support hair restoration and wellness in general.
Microinjections of medications for PRF delivered to the scalp to support a healthy environment around the follicles.
Specialized, non-surgical treatments designed to restore thinning areas.
It is prepared using a horizontal centrifuge system, which spins the blood at lower speeds than vertical systems typically used in PRP preparation. By using a horizontal centrifuge, Evermore Aesthetics prepares PRF in a way that retains a broad spectrum of naturally occurring cells and growth factors—supporting a regenerative environment for scalp and follicle wellness.
Unlike PRP, PRF is prepared without anticoagulants or chemical additives—maintaining a fully autologous (self-derived) composition that supports natural tissue interaction.
PRF (Platelet-Rich Fibrin) is being explored for its potential to support hair regrowth through the delivery of natural growth factors and regenerative components. Research suggests it may influence the local follicular environment by interacting with dermal papilla cells, contributing to a healthier setting for hair follicles.
The slow, sustained release of growth factors from PRF has been observed in research settings to occur over a longer period compared to the initial burst seen with traditional PRP. This gradual release may contribute to a more prolonged interaction with surrounding tissues in aesthetic and regenerative applications.
Developed in collaboration with international hair wellness expert Dr. Giovanni Bojanini, this method combines:
If you’re exploring hair restoration, choose a clinic that integrates advanced regenerative techniques for hair with personalized care. At Evermore Aesthetics, we offer PRF-based wellness strategies tailored to your hair growth goals.