After-Care

PRF Post-Care Instructions

Follow these post-care notes after PRP/PRF appointments. Your provider may give you personalized instructions based on your treatment plan and treatment area.

PRF Aftercare

Before you can enjoy your results, there is a small adjustment period. These instructions will help guide your way through the healing process.

Bruising is the new black.

Bruising is completely normal and can last a couple of weeks. Feel free to cover it up with makeup or lipstick. If you want some extra help, Arnica pills can help support your recovery.

No ice ice baby

Immediately following your PRP/PRF treatment, avoid icing, massaging, rubbing, or pressing on the treated area for at least one hour. This can affect your overall outcome.

Don't freak out. You're going to be swollen.

Expect swelling to be most significant for the first 24-72 hours. During this time, take Ibuprofen only after injections, take Arnica pills if recommended, and enjoy the swelling. After the liquid disperses into the tissue, the PRP/PRF can do what it does: stimulate collagen.

Hurry up and wait.

Collagen production does not happen overnight, and it will take time to see results. Everyone's experience is different, but most patients start to see results as soon as 4 weeks and can continue to see improvement for up to 6 months.

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If you experience unusual pain, swelling, skin color changes such as pale, blue, or mottled skin, or worsening symptoms, this could indicate a vascular occlusion, which is a rare but time-sensitive complication that requires immediate attention.

  • Call us right away: 801-281-3223
  • If you cannot reach us, or your symptoms are severe or rapidly worsening, go to the nearest Emergency Room immediately. Do not wait. Tell ER staff what was injected and when, so they can treat you appropriately.

Your safety comes first. Always err on the side of getting checked out.

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Questions after your PRF appointment?

Contact Beauty Lab + Laser if you have questions, unexpected reactions, or concerns after your treatment.

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