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PRFedu Back‑to‑Back Course on PRF for Joint Injections, Wound Care and Sexual Wellness

PRFedu Back‑to‑Back Course on PRF for Joint Injections, Wound Care and Sexual Wellness

PRP has been utilized in regenerative medicine for over 2 decades. Noteworthy, the use of PRF has been commercialized in several fields of medicine owing to its longer and steadier release of growth factors over time. These applications are utilized for several regenerative protocols which will be highlighted in this course which will inform the practitioner from basic science concepts all the way to various medical applications.
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Starting in 2023, Barbara Morgan will be offering PRF for Joint Injections, Wound Care and Sexual Wellness Course at Advanced PRF Education.

PRP has been utilized in regenerative medicine for over 2 decades. Noteworthy, the use of PRF has been commercialized in several fields of medicine owing to its longer and steadier release of growth factors over time. These applications are utilized for several regenerative protocols which will be highlighted in this course which will inform the practitioner from basic science concepts all the way to various medical applications.

Biological Background on PRF

  • Lecture: Platelet Rich Fibrin in Regenerative Medicine
  • Discover the science behind PRF
  • Updates from PRP to PRF
  • Biological basis of albumin gel + liquid-PRF (Alb-PRF)
  • Learn the natural approach to facial esthetics
  • Hands-on phlebotomy training and live protocol demonstrations from leading experts in PRF

Clinical Applications of PRF in Regenerative Medicine and Orthopedics

  • Lecture introduction to the clinical uses of PRP and PRF
  • Use of PRF for the management of complex wounds
  • Use of PRF in orthopedic surgery and medicine
  • Live demonstrations of injections into joint spaces
  • Live demos available upon request
Advanced Course in Joint Injections (Knee, Shoulders, Elbows, Hands, and Feet) using PRF Use of PRF for Complex Wound Healing

Saturday, 8:00 am to 5:00 pm 08:00-08:30 Sign in and Breakfast/Meet and Greet 08:30-10:00 Biology of PRF vs PRF 10:00-11:00 Didactic and introduction to Regenerative Joint Injections with Bio-PRF 11:00-11:30 Room Set-Up and How to Make C-PRF and Bio-Fill 11:30-12:30 Live Demo of Joint Injections 12:30-01:30 Lunch Break 01:30-05:00 Hands-on Knee and Shoulder Injections, Wound CARE

• We encourage you to bring a model or models to be treated for any of the above treatments. Please reach out to the instructor well in advance of the course so that we can host a quick Zoom call to determine that we will have space for them and that they are good candidates for what we are teaching on.

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Advanced Course in the Use of PRF in Sexual Wellness

Sunday, 8:00 am to 5:00 pm

08:00-08:30 Sign in and Breakfast/Meet and Greet 08:30-09:30 Lecture and protocol for Wound Care, Didactic for V-Shot, V-Lift and He-Shot 09:30-10:00 First Patient Male Consult, and Prep 10:00-11:00 Hands-on Male He-Shot Treatment 11:00-12:00 Second Patient Female Consult, and Prep 12:00-01:00 Lunch Break 01:00-05:00 Hands-on Female V-Shot Treatment and V-Lift

• We encourage you to bring a model or models to be treated for any of the above treatments. Please reach out to the instructor well in advance of the course so that we can host a quick Zoom call to determine that we will have space for them and that they are good candidates for what we are teaching on.

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Dr. Richard Miron

Dr. Richard Miron is a globally recognized expert in platelet‑rich fibrin (PRF) and regenerative medicine, leading advanced education courses and research at PRFedu. Learn More

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