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Today, Nurse Kathy explains the differences between the use of Platelet-Rich Fibrin (PRF) and Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) for facial procedures. Come see how it is used inside the office!
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[@ruxanakazi5873]

Could you kindly guide me, how to get liquid prf. Its always a fibrin clot that i get.

[@jennyquezada9644]

Is there a risk of an artery clog with PRF as with fillers?

[@huongphan5059]

I use C PRF and BIO- e PRF Filler !

[@luisvillagra5909]

Hi from Chile. What is the procedure to obtain the prf and wich tube do you use.

[@ruxanakazi5873]

Please share your parameters for centrifugation for prf.

[@lisamullis8471]

Hi. I have the ez prf system. What is the best speed and time of spinning to obtain the prf?

[@The.wakeup_caller]

900 rpm for 5 min

[@ruxanakazi5873]

I used same parameters but got a big fibrin clot. What to do???

[@50ishsue]

Hi I'm a nurse in the UK , the vacutainers ..........do they contain any additives and where can I obtain please ? 💞

[@marycropper4000]

I would love to know the additives too! What tubes are you using and how can we purchase them?

[@j.a.s.o.n.g.r.a.h.a.m]

They contain an anticoagulant. Either ACD-A or Sodium Citrate. I'd recommend searching ncbi.nlm.nih.gov for more info regarding this.