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Services — PRP & PRF
Your Body's Own
Healing Intelligence
Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) and Platelet-Rich Fibrin (PRF) therapies utilise the growth factors and bioactive proteins present in your own blood to stimulate cellular regeneration, enhance collagen production, and improve overall skin quality — from within.
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Naturally Driven
Skin Renewal
At The Rejuvenation Space in Redfern, Sydney, we offer both PRP and PRF as part of our holistic approach to skin rejuvenation. These autologous treatments — meaning they use your own biological material — are valued for their natural compatibility, favourable safety profile, and ability to promote genuine, long-lasting improvement from within.
There is something deeply satisfying about a treatment that draws on your body's own intelligence to restore and renew your skin. PRP and PRF do exactly that, working in harmony with your biology rather than introducing synthetic substances.
The Treatments
Two Therapies,
One Philosophy
Platelet-Rich Plasma
Understanding
PRP
PRP therapy begins with a small blood draw, much like a routine blood test. Your blood is then placed in a centrifuge, where it is spun at high speed to separate the plasma from the red blood cells. The resulting platelet-rich plasma contains a concentrated solution of platelets, growth factors, and cytokines — the signalling molecules your body naturally uses to repair tissue and stimulate healing.
When reintroduced into the skin via microinjections or in combination with skin needling, PRP activates fibroblasts and promotes the production of new collagen and elastin. Clinical studies have reported improvements in skin texture, wrinkle reduction, pore refinement, pigmentation, and collagen density following PRP treatment.
High-speed
Centrifuge processing
Fibroblast
Activation & collagen boost
Autologous
100% from your own blood
Platelet-Rich Fibrin
The Next
Generation
Platelet-Rich Fibrin is often described as the next generation of platelet concentrate therapy. Unlike PRP, which is processed with an anticoagulant, PRF is prepared without any additives. Your blood is drawn and centrifuged immediately using a slow-speed protocol, creating a three-dimensional fibrin matrix that naturally entraps platelets and white blood cells within its structure.
This fibrin scaffold acts as a structural framework for tissue repair and cellular migration, allowing growth factors to be released gradually over a sustained period of up to two weeks — rather than all at once. The result is a more prolonged regenerative stimulus that many clinicians believe supports deeper and more enduring improvements in skin quality.
Research has shown that PRF demonstrates a greater capacity to promote collagen matrix synthesis, fibroblast migration, and cell proliferation when compared to PRP — making it a compelling option for those seeking a naturally driven approach to skin rejuvenation.
PRP vs PRF
Choosing the
Right Therapy
Both therapies harness your body's own growth factors. The key differences lie in processing method, release profile, and depth of regenerative effect. Your clinician will recommend the most appropriate option based on your treatment goals.
Treatment Areas
What PRP & PRF
Can Address
Under-eye area
Particularly effective for under-eye hollowing and the fine, crepey skin that develops in the periorbital area — a delicate region where PRP and PRF offer a natural, autologous alternative to conventional fillers.
Lip area
Stimulates collagen production, improves circulation, enhances hydration, and restores smoother texture and volume without the use of synthetic fillers.
Full face rejuvenation
Improves overall tone, firmness, elasticity, and skin quality across the face — a versatile complement to a comprehensive rejuvenation plan.
Skin texture & tone
Reduces markers of photoaging, refines pores, addresses pigmentation irregularities, and supports the skin's extracellular matrix for a more luminous complexion.
What to Expect
Your Treatment
Journey
Blood draw
A small blood draw is taken — much like a routine blood test. The process is quick and straightforward.
Centrifuge processing
Your blood sample is processed in a specialised centrifuge to concentrate the platelets and prepare the PRP or PRF.
Topical anaesthetic
While your sample is being prepared, a topical anaesthetic is applied to the treatment area to ensure your comfort.
Reintroduction
The concentrated platelet preparation is reintroduced via precise microinjections, or applied in combination with skin needling to enhance delivery.
Recovery
You may experience mild swelling, redness, or bruising at the injection sites, which typically resolves within a few days. Most clients observe gradual improvement in skin quality over the following weeks as collagen production is stimulated and tissue remodelling takes place.
Recommended course
A course of two to three treatments, spaced approximately four to six weeks apart, is generally recommended for optimal results.
2–3 sessions
Recommended course
4–6 weeks
Between sessions
~0 additives
PRF — additive-free
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Begin Your
Regenerative Journey
If you are drawn to a treatment that works in harmony with your body's own biology, PRP and PRF therapies at The Rejuvenation Space offer a safe, effective, and naturally driven pathway to healthier, more youthful skin.