Clinical Mechanism:

The PRF technique (Choukroun et al. 2001) involves centrifugation of whole blood without anticoagulants. This process yields a fibrin clot rich in platelets and leukocytes, acting as a natural reservoir of growth factors (VEGF, PDGF, TGF-β). These are gradually released, accelerating bone and soft tissue healing in surgical sites.

Indications for Use in Aesthetics:

PRF may be prepared and applied by registered health professionals for use in:

• Autologous injectable protocols as part of aesthetic procedures performed in clinical practice

• Supporting soft tissue integration following minimally invasive interventions

• Adjunctive use in procedures involving dermal and subdermal tissue application

• Preparation of autologous biomaterial for clinical use in aesthetic medicine

Regulatory Status:
ARTG-listed Class IIa. Official Process for PRF® product, developed by Dr. Choukroun creator of the Process for PRF® (Platelet Rich Fibrin) technique (A-PRF, i-PRF, & S-PRF).

FAQ

Is training included?
Yes. All PRF Systems include a complementary in-service session. Users also receive access to PRF webinars conducted by Dr. Joseph Choukroun.

Are these products TGA listed?
Yes. All components of the PRF System – including tubes, centrifuges, instruments, and blood collection devices – are ARTG-listed Class IIa medical devices.

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For the first time, the highly complex topographic-anatomical relationships of facial anatomy are depicted layer by layer using extremely detailed anatomical illustrations with a three-dimensional aspect. Important landmarks, anatomical details, and clinically relevant constellations of hard and soft tissues, as well as of nerves and blood vessels, have been detailed. Another important feature is that the point of view is maintained throughout while moving through the different layers of preparation. While the accompanying text and figure captions highlight specific issues, the images remain in the foreground. The elaborate illustrations are based mainly on live anatomy and corresponding images obtained from magnetic resonance imaging, with some support from anatomical preparations.

Contents
Chapter 1. The Face
• Introduction
• The face in anterior view
• The face in lateral view
• The head in vertical view
• The head in dorsal view
• The neck
• Facial expression
• The facial skeleton
• Sectional anatomy
• Schematic representations of pathways in the face

Chapter 2. The Orbital Region
• Surface topography of the orbital region
• Preseptal muscles and fat layers
• The orbital septum and the eyeball
• Vascular and nerve supply in the orbital region
• Vascular and nerve supply in the orbital region in relation to the muscles
• Sectional anatomy of the orbital region

Chapter 3. The Nasal and Midfacial Region
• Surface topography of the nasal region
• The nose in anterior view
• The nose in lateral view
• The nose in caudal view
• The nasal cavity
• The sinuses

Chapter 4. The Mouth
• Extraoral topography of the oral region
• Topographical anatomy of the oral region
• Vascular and nerve supply of the oral region
• The oral cavity
• Anatomy of the lips, teeth, periodontium and alveolar bone in sections
• The anterior oral vestibule
• Anatomy in the area around the mandibular ramus
• The temporomandibular joint
• Anatomy of the oral region in sections
• Pathways of odontogenic spread of infections

Chapter 5. The Ear
Chapter 6. The Skin and Aging of the Face

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3rd Revised Edition 2019
Book
Hardcover, 24 x 30 cm, 306 pages, 590 illustrations
Language: English
Categories: Facial Esthetics, Plastic Surgery

ISBN 978-1-78698-030-4
KVM Verlag

There have been significant advances in the use of botulinum toxin (botox) since the first edition of this book. Today, it has become the treatment of first choice in a variety of indications, including in neurology, pediatric medicine, dermatology, urology, and the treatment of pain. In this new edition, the key muscles that can be treated with botox are presented individually. A few muscles, such as the deep muscles of the neck, have been added. All these structures are grouped according to body region and illustrated with the aid of elaborate anatomical drawings. This edition takes into account new findings of recent years, especially the establishment of sonography as the most important tool for rapid orientation and safe injection; moreover, all the information and techniques from the previous edition have been reviewed and brought right up to date where necessary. The book is aimed principally at neurologists, dermatologists, ophthalmologists, and pediatricians, and represents a reliable and cutting-edge guide for all those who want to provide botox treatments speedily and safely.

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Series: Aesthetic Methods for Skin Rejuvenation
1st Edition 2014
Book
Hardcover, 24 x 30 cm, 280 pages, 390 illustrations
Language: English
Category: Facial Esthetics

Stock No.: 978-1-85097-252-5
ISBN 978-1-85097-252-5
KVM Verlag

This book outlines the steps for accomplishing successful chemical peels—whether superficial, medium, or deep. Starting with basic current knowledge, the authors review the essentials, including the different agents used and their formulae as well as the proper techniques to use. In addition, the authors explain the art of chemical peels by showing how to provide an optimal, individually tailored treatment that takes into consideration the skin quality of each patient. Procedures are detailed step by step, and numerous tables summarize key information for quick reference. Case reports demonstrate the efficacy and lasting results of this skin rejuvenation modality.

Contents
Chapter 01. Basics of Dermatology
Chapter 02. Basics of Chemistry
Chapter 03. Formulae
Chapter 04. Photo Documentation
Chapter 05. The Consultation
Chapter 06. The Treatment Plan
Chapter 07. The Treatment
Chapter 08. Peeling Navigator
Chapter 09. Uses
Chapter 10. Practical Aids for the Practitioner

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Series: Aesthetic Methods for Skin Rejuvenation
1st Edition 2013
Book
Hardcover, 24 x 30 cm, 224 pages, 434 illustrations
Language: English
Category: Facial Esthetics

ISBN 978-1-85097-253-2
KVM Verlag

This book was written by the team of international authors who first described the method of percutaneous collagen induction, better known as “Needling.” It provides a vivid, practically oriented, and holistic description of a highly efficient and previously little-known treatment approach for skin regeneration. Using impressive case histories, 300 outstanding didactic photographs, anatomical graphics, and convincing scientific data, the authors confirm the method’s efficacy for the rejuvenating treatment of skin conditions such as scars, lines, sagging skin, and stretch marks. This attractively illustrated and clearly structured step-by-step guide takes the reader through the basics of the method’s mechanism of action, perioperative organisation, and indication-related uses, highlighting the latest devices and providing expert practical tips.

Contents
Chapter 1. Basics of Dermatology
Chapter 2. Scientific Basics
Chapter 3. The Consultation
Chapter 4. Documentation Methods
Chapter 5. Perioperative Management
Chapter 6. Uses
Chapter 7. Practical Aids for the Practitioner

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Series: Aesthetic Methods for Skin Rejuvenation
1st Edition 2012
Book
Hardcover, 24 x 30 cm, 138 pages, 215 illustrations
Language: English
Category: Facial Esthetics

ISBN 978-1-85097-232-7
KVM Verlag

Mesotherapy is a simple and effective method of esthetic treatment involving targeted microinjections of medicinal substances into the skin and connective tissues. This atlas offers an essential introduction to the practice of esthetic mesotherapy and arms clinicians with what they need to know to get started, such as descriptions of the active substances, injection techniques, side effects, and effective methods for consultation and case documentation. Treatment sequencing is detailed for the most common therapeutic applications, including skin rejuvenation (mesolift), preventive skin toning (mesoglow), treatment combined with injections of botulinum toxin (mesobotox), hair loss treatment (mesohair), cellulite treatment, treatment of local fat pads (lypolysis), and other dermatological indications. The clinical illustrations provide detailed step-by-step instruction, and the inclusion of case histories confirms the benefits and efficacy of this esthetic therapy.

Contents
Chapter 01. Definition of Mesotherapy
Chapter 02. The Active Substances
Chapter 03. Documentation and Organization
Chapter 04. Side Effects
Chapter 05. Materials and Techniques
Chapter 06. The Consultation
Chapter 07. The Treatment
Chapter 08. Regional Treatments
Chapter 09. Case Histories
Chapter 10. Aids for Therapist

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