PRP/PRF

Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) has been used for decades across orthopedics, sports medicine, dentistry, and surgery, with an extensive body of research examining its role in healing and regeneration.

PRF builds on this regenerative approach by incorporating the body’s own fibrin matrix, creating a natural scaffold that helps retain and gradually release regenerative signals within the tissue.

PRP and PRF concentrate powerful components naturally found within a patient’s own blood—including platelets, growth factors, signalling molecules, plasma, and fibrin—to support the body’s natural healing and regenerative processes.

The Arthrex® ACP® system is a fully closed system that prepares autologous PRP and liquid PRF without anticoagulants or synthetic additives. By preserving the natural coagulation pathway, liquid PRF can form a fibrin-rich scaffold within the tissue, supporting the localized release of the body’s own regenerative signals.

One system. PRP + PRF. No additives. Just your own biology.

Arthrex ACP Highlights

• PRP + liquid PRF from one system
• 100% autologous — derived entirely from the patient’s own blood
• No anticoagulants or synthetic additives
• Fully closed system for efficient, consistent preparation
• Preserves the body’s natural fibrin-forming capacity
• Concentrates naturally occurring platelets, growth factors, and signaling molecules
• Backed by Arthrex’s extensive history in orthobiologics and regenerative medicine
• Supported by an extensive body of clinical and scientific research (including hundreds of FDA sanctioned level 1 medical studies)

One Biology. Expanding Possibilities.

The applications for PRP and PRF continue to expand across regenerative medicine. Today, platelet-based therapies are being used and investigated in areas including skin rejuvenation, hair restoration, dry eye and ocular health, female and male intimate wellness, urinary incontinence, erectile and sexual function, Peyronie’s disease, reproductive medicine and fertility, orthopedics and joint health, post-procedure recovery, wound healing, and complex wounds including diabetic ulcers.

From aesthetics to orthopedics, sexual wellness to wound care, the application may change, but the principle remains the same: harnessing the body’s own biology to support healing, repair, and regeneration.