Explore platelet-based skin treatment at Cisné Wellness in Lakeland. PRP and PRF preparations use a sample of your own blood, with the proposed approach guided by your skin concerns and medical assessment. Start with a consultation to discuss benefits, limitations and alternatives.
PRP means platelet-rich plasma; PRF means platelet-rich fibrin. Both are prepared from a blood sample using a centrifuge, but their preparation and resulting structure differ.
PRP concentrates a platelet-containing portion of blood. Platelets carry signaling proteins involved in tissue repair, which is the rationale behind platelet-based treatments.
PRF preparations include a fibrin network. Protocols vary, so your provider explains the preparation and intended use rather than assuming PRF is always better than PRP.
Bring questions about skin quality, fine lines or scar appearance. If hair thinning is your concern, ask for an assessment of its cause and whether a separate scalp treatment plan is appropriate. Evidence and expected benefits depend on the indication and technique.
The preparation starts with a sample collected at your visit.
Understand how the proposed preparations differ.
Discuss the specific concern and expected degree of improvement.
Ask about what is known for the proposed use and what remains uncertain.
Downtime depends on the procedure and whether other treatment is included.
Follow-up helps decide whether further care is appropriate.
A medical assessment is needed before a recommendation. Using your own blood does not make a procedure risk-free.
Disclose blood or platelet disorders, anemia, infections, relevant medical conditions, medications and pregnancy or breastfeeding. Do not stop prescribed medication without your prescribing clinician’s guidance.
Blood collection and injections can cause discomfort, bruising, bleeding, swelling or infection. Risks also depend on the treatment area and technique. Your provider explains the proposed procedure, uncertainties and alternatives before consent.
We discuss your goals, review your medical history and assess whether platelet-based care is appropriate.
Your provider explains the preparation, procedure, evidence, pricing and risks before you decide.
A blood sample is collected using the appropriate protocol.
The sample is processed in a centrifuge. Treatment follows the method discussed and agreed at consultation.
You receive instructions for the treated area and guidance on expected reactions and when to contact the clinic.
We review your response and discuss whether additional treatment or an alternative approach makes sense.
Cisné Wellness offers aesthetic and wellness care in south Lakeland on County Road 540A, serving Lakeland, Bartow, Winter Haven, Mulberry, Plant City and nearby Polk County communities.
Your consultation gives you time to ask about platelet-based care and compare alternatives. We explain the proposed approach, preparation and follow-up before you decide.
Bring your questions about PRP, PRF and the concern you want to address. We will review suitability and explain the proposed next step.
The information on this page is for education and is not medical advice. Individual results vary. A consultation with a licensed provider at Cisné Wellness is required to determine whether a treatment is appropriate for you.