PRF Facials
Retexturize . Rejuvenate . Glow
Sanford's Expert
PRF is a natural alternative to injectable filler that many of our patients prefer. Karli, Nectar's owner, came to appreciate her patients' results so much that she wrote her doctoral dissertation on the regenerative nature of PRF. Literally.
What is a PRF facial?
PRF allows patients to use their own blood's valuable growth factors. These growth factors stimulate Type-1 collagen production, creating more youthful, elastic skin. After 20 years of use in the dental world, PRF's healing properties are now used to optimize aesthetic results.
Your health is reflected in your blood quality. So, the younger & healthier you are, the better a candidate you are for treatments. Beginning use of your natural growth factors early allows you to retain your youthful look, diminishing your need for injectable filler treatments.
Why specialize in PRF?
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Natural results from your own growth factors
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No "stiffness" which comes from some fillers
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Enhanced, long-term results
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Lower cost because you bring the product!
Under-eye PRF can improve skin
texture and reduce dark circles.
Treatment Areas
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Dark, under-eye circles
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Lower cheek
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Breasts
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Upper buttocks
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Topically applied with your Morpheus8 or microneedling treatment.
Treatments are $600 for under-eyes and $600/vial for all other areas.
Topical PRF cuts microneedling healing time in half and increases your glowing results.
Your Treatment
Your treatment begins with one of our licensed phlebotomists drawing your blood and spinning it down in a centrifuge. This separates your packed red blood cells from the concentrated PRF. We will then inject or topically apply to your treatment area, hyperstimulating your local collagen production.
You will notice immediate volume restoration in your treated area from the addition of the PRF. Results from your body's increased collagen production are normally experienced 3 months post-treatment.
We recommend treatments every 18 months for our younger patients. Our more mature patients should plan to be treated up to twice a year.
