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PRF treatment at Florida Aesthetics and Wellness Brandon FL

From Your Own Blood · Face & Skin · Brandon, FL

Platelet-Rich Fibrin (PRF)
in Brandon, FL

A natural-first approach that works with your own biology, nothing synthetic added. Patients choose PRF for two goals: a fresh, natural finish for the skin alongside microneedling, and a natural option for thinning hair, all from a small sample of your own blood.

Autologous
from your own blood
2 uses
hair restoration & skin
No additives
natural fibrin matrix
About This Treatment

Why patients choose PRF

PRF appeals to people who want a treatment that works with their own body rather than something synthetic. It draws on your own platelets and growth factors, so it is a natural-first choice, whether your goal is a refreshed complexion or addressing thinning hair.

Here is how it works. PRF (platelet-rich fibrin) is made from a small sample of your own blood, spun in a centrifuge with no additives, so your platelets and white cells stay held in a natural fibrin matrix that releases your own growth factors gradually. Because it comes entirely from your body, nothing synthetic is added.

We use it in two settings. For hair restoration, it is applied to the scalp. For facial rejuvenation, it is most often paired with microneedling so the concentrate reaches freshly treated skin. Whether PRF is a good fit for you, and the exact plan, is something your provider confirms at your consultation, outcomes vary from person to person.

How we use PRF

  • Hair restoration (applied to the scalp)
  • Facial rejuvenation with microneedling
  • An alternative to the ready-made PDGF serum

Good to know

  • Prepared from your own blood
  • No additives or anticoagulants
  • Involves a small blood draw
  • Outcomes vary from person to person
  • Applied by licensed medical providers
In-office treatment at Florida Aesthetics and Wellness
What to Expect

How is PRF prepared and applied?

1
A small blood draw
Your visit starts with a small blood draw, similar to a routine lab. That sample is all we need to prepare your PRF, nothing synthetic is added.
2
Preparing your PRF
The sample is spun in a centrifuge. Because no anticoagulant is used, the platelets and white cells stay held in a natural fibrin matrix, the concentrate we use for your treatment.
3
Application
For hair restoration, the PRF is applied to the scalp. For facial rejuvenation, it is most often paired with microneedling so the concentrate reaches freshly treated skin. Your provider confirms the approach that fits your goals.
4
Aftercare
You may notice brief tenderness or bruising at the draw site. Any skin recovery comes mainly from the treatment PRF is paired with, such as microneedling. Your provider will give you aftercare instructions specific to your visit.
Finishing Options

PRF vs. the PDGF serum, what's the difference?

For the face, both can finish a microneedling treatment. Here's how they compare so you can choose.

FactorPRF (from your blood)PDGF Growth-Factor Serum
SourcePrepared from your own bloodReady-made, lab-formulated
Blood drawYes, drawn during your visitNone
AdditivesNone (natural fibrin matrix)Formulated serum
Also used forHair restorationFacial finishing step only
Added time in officeExtra time for draw & prepA few minutes
At FA Yes Yes
Common Questions

PRF, Frequently Asked Questions

PRF stands for platelet-rich fibrin. A small sample of your own blood is drawn and spun in a centrifuge to concentrate platelets and white cells within a natural fibrin matrix. Because no additives or anticoagulants are used, the fibrin forms a soft scaffold that releases your own growth factors gradually. PRF is autologous, meaning it comes from your body.
We use PRF two ways: for hair restoration, where it is applied to the scalp, and for facial rejuvenation, where it is most often paired with microneedling so the concentrate is layered onto freshly treated skin. Your provider will confirm whether PRF is appropriate for your goals at your consultation.
They are related but not identical. PRP (platelet-rich plasma) is prepared with an anticoagulant, while PRF (platelet-rich fibrin) uses no additives, so it forms a fibrin matrix and releases growth factors more gradually. Both are prepared from a sample of your own blood.
No. PRF is prepared from a small sample of your own blood during your visit. The PDGF serum is a ready-made, lab-formulated topical, so it involves no blood draw. Both can be used as a finishing step after microneedling, and we can help you decide which fits you.
PRF involves a small blood draw, so you may have brief tenderness or bruising at the draw site. Any skin recovery comes mainly from the treatment PRF is paired with, such as microneedling. Your provider will review what to expect and give you aftercare instructions specific to your treatment.

Curious about cost? Pricing depends on your specific treatment plan, which we map out at your consultation. The treatment you’re interested in might be on sale this month, so see our pricing page for current rates and check this month’s specials.

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We'll review your goals, explain what PRF can and can't do for hair or skin, help you weigh it against the ready-made PDGF serum, and map out a plan with transparent pricing.