An Atelier for the Smile
PRF treatment:
healing from your own biology
Dr. Kerri Hill uses platelet-rich fibrin from a small sample of your own blood to concentrate your body's natural healing factors and support a smoother recovery, in her Beverly Hills practice.
- 4.9 out of 5 stars from 147 Google reviews
- 25+ Years of experience
- One Patient at a time
PRF Wound Healing
PRF wound healing in Beverly Hills
Platelet-rich fibrin, or PRF, starts with a small sample of your own blood, spun down to concentrate the platelets and growth factors your body already uses to repair itself. In Beverly Hills, Dr. Hill applies it at the site of your treatment to support the way your tissue heals, whether you are recovering from dental implants, an extraction, or oral surgery, and the same natural approach carries into facial rejuvenation.
What sets her approach apart is the continuity of care. The clinician who plans your treatment is the same one who prepares and applies your PRF on the day of your procedure, inside a practice that sees one patient at a time.
Is This For You
Is PRF wound healing right for you?
Good Candidate If
- You are planning implants, an extraction, or oral surgery and want to support how you heal
- You prefer a natural approach that works with your own biology
- You would rather have healing support built into a plan by the clinician who leads your care
Worth Discussing First
- A blood or clotting condition, or a medication, Dr. Hill should know about
- You are looking for a standalone cosmetic treatment rather than recovery support
- You are not currently planning a procedure that PRF would accompany
Still weighing it? Dr. Hill will tell you honestly at your consultation whether PRF belongs in your plan, and what to expect if it does.
PRF is prepared and applied during your procedure, in the same visit, from a small blood draw.
The Difference
Help your body heal from within
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Drawn from your own biology
PRF comes from a small sample of your own blood, so the growth factors doing the work are already yours. There is nothing borrowed from anywhere else, which is what makes it one of the most natural ways to support the way your body heals.
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Support for a smoother recovery
By concentrating your body’s own healing factors right at the treatment site, PRF is used to support a faster, more comfortable recovery after procedures like implants and extractions, so you can get back to feeling like yourself.
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Folded into the care you already trust
Dr. Kerri Hill incorporates PRF into the same private practice where she plans your treatment, so one clinician reads your whole case and decides with you whether it belongs in your plan.
Explore Further
Treatments related to PRF wound healing
PRF is often one part of a broader plan. Many patients pair its natural healing support with the other treatments in Dr. Hill's medical aesthetics suite.
The Clinician Behind Your Care
Meet Dr. Kerri Hill, behind your PRF treatment
For more than twenty-five years, Dr. Kerri Hill has cared for the tissue, bone, and gums that recovery depends on, which is exactly the ground PRF supports. She folds it thoughtfully into treatments where healing matters and prepares and applies it herself, inside the private practice where she plans your care. Meet Dr. Kerri Hill.
The Consultation
PRF begins with a plan built around your procedure
The first visit is a discovery, where Dr. Kerri Hill listens before she recommends anything and folds PRF in only where it genuinely helps your recovery.
We listen first
Dr. Hill starts with the treatment ahead of you and how you want your recovery to feel, then talks through whether platelet-rich fibrin has a place in your plan.
We prepare PRF from your own blood
On the day of your procedure, a small sample of your blood is drawn and spun in a centrifuge to concentrate the platelets and growth factors, then applied at the treatment site while you are already comfortable and numb.
You decide when you are ready
You leave understanding what PRF adds to your recovery and what the investment involves, and whether to include it stays entirely your call.
In Her Patients' Own Words
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Individual results vary.
The questions PRF patients ask us first
What is PRF, and why is it drawn from my own blood?
PRF is platelet-rich fibrin, prepared from a small draw of your own blood and used to concentrate the growth factors your body already makes to repair itself. Because it comes from you, it works with your own biology, and there is nothing borrowed from anywhere else.
Is PRF safe?
Yes. PRF uses a small sample of your own blood, which is what makes it one of the gentlest ways to support healing and why an allergic reaction is not a concern. Any effect is usually limited to mild swelling at the site, and Dr. Hill reviews what to expect with you beforehand.
Does a PRF treatment hurt?
Most people feel very little. There is a small pinch during the blood draw, and because PRF is placed while you are already numb for your dental procedure, the application itself is comfortable. Dr. Hill talks you through each step so nothing catches you off guard.
What procedures is PRF used with?
PRF is most often folded into treatments where healing matters, such as dental implants, extractions, and oral surgery, and the same natural approach carries into facial rejuvenation. Dr. Hill decides with you whether it fits your case, always as one part of a wider plan.
How soon does PRF start working?
PRF begins releasing its growth factors right away, then keeps supporting your recovery over the days and weeks that follow. How your healing unfolds depends on the procedure it accompanies, which Dr. Hill reviews with you before anything is scheduled.
Do you take my insurance for PRF?
Dr. Kerri Hill runs a boutique, cash-pay practice and is not in-network. That choice is what makes one patient at a time possible, and financing through CareCredit, Cherry, PatientFi, and Alphaeon is there if you would like to spread the investment out.
Still weighing whether it belongs in your plan? Meet Dr. Hill, or explore her full range of medical aesthetics.
The Invitation
Your recovery, supported by your own biology
A private consultation with Dr. Hill covers your treatment, whether PRF has a place in your recovery, and a clear plan with the investment attached. Call or text (424) 355-0355 if you would rather book by phone.
25+ years in dentistry · One patient at a time · Beverly Hills