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A regenerative treatment that uses growth factors from your own blood
to support the recovery environment of damaged tissue.
Why Lisoom
PRP (platelet-rich plasma) and PRF (platelet-rich fibrin) are autologous blood preparations made by centrifuging the patient's own blood to concentrate its growth factor-rich components.
It has been reported that the various growth factors released from the alpha granules in platelets may help tissue recovery and the reorganization of collagen and elastin.
Because your own blood is used, the likelihood of a foreign body reaction is relatively low; results and responses vary from person to person, so a clinical consultation is necessary.
An autologous blood regenerative treatment that helps damaged tissue recover using growth factors obtained from your own blood.
DESIGN PRINCIPLE
This is an autologous preparation made by drawing the patient's own blood, centrifuging it, and then separating and using only the layer in which growth factors are concentrated. Because no foreign substances are added and components of your own blood are used, the likelihood of rejection or allergy has been reported to be relatively low.
As platelets are activated, growth factors such as PDGF, TGF-β, VEGF, and EGF are released, and they are known to be involved in wound healing, new blood vessel formation, and collagen synthesis. In this way, they play a supportive role in improving the environment for skin texture and elasticity.
PRP is a liquid that is easy to inject, so it tends to be well suited to application or injection over wide areas, while PRF is made without an anticoagulant, and it has been reported that growth factors are released more slowly and gradually from within its fibrin network structure. We choose one or combine them depending on the area and purpose.
PRP and PRF are used on their own, but they are also used together with microneedling, fat grafting, SVF, and similar treatments as a way of supporting the recovery environment. Whether and to what extent to combine treatments is decided during your clinical consultation based on your condition.
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This is general medical information intended to help you understand research findings on PRP and PRF skin treatments. The results of the studies cited do not guarantee individual outcomes, and whether to have treatment, the method, and the number of sessions depend on an examination and your health condition. Sources were checked on October 1, 2026. Generated images are for illustration only and are not actual patients, equipment, specimens, microscope photographs, or treatment results.
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OUR PRINCIPLE
PRP and PRF are based on the principle of autologous regenerative support, helping growth factors obtained from your own blood take part in the tissue recovery process.
Platelet Activation
As the concentrated platelets are activated, growth factors in the alpha granules are released and take part in transmitting recovery signals.
Growth Factor Release
PDGF, TGF-β, VEGF, and other factors have been reported to act on new blood vessel formation, collagen synthesis, and cell proliferation.
Tissue Environment Recovery
The restored microenvironment plays a supportive role in improving skin texture, elasticity, and the wound-healing environment.
PRP is plasma in which the platelet concentration has been raised by centrifuging the patient's own blood. It has been reported that when platelets are activated, growth factors are released from the alpha granules and may help the wound healing and tissue regeneration processes. Because it is a liquid, it is relatively easy to inject and apply. Autologous preparation extracted from your own blood · Concentrated platelet growth factors · Liquid form suited to injection and application · May help improve the tissue recovery environment
PRF is a second-generation autologous preparation obtained by centrifuging blood without an anticoagulant; platelets, white blood cells, and growth factors are held together within its fibrin network structure. It has been reported that, thanks to this network structure, growth factors tend to be released slowly over a certain period. Autologous preparation made without an anticoagulant · Growth factors held in a fibrin network structure · Growth factors tend to be released slowly · Contributes to forming a tissue-supporting environment
The amount of growth factors concentrated and the response may vary with platelet count and activity and with overall health. Even with the same treatment, the degree of recovery may differ from person to person.
The tissue regeneration response tends to build up over several weeks rather than immediately after the treatment, so it is appropriate to observe the results over time. The treatment is sometimes repeated at set intervals when needed.
PRP and PRF are supportive treatments that help the tissue environment recover; when structural change is needed, we consider them together with other methods. We set the expected range of results together during your clinical consultation.
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Doctor's Note
PRP and PRF are supportive treatments that use growth factors obtained from your own blood to help the tissue recovery environment. Rather than pushing the intensity or the amount too far, I believe it is important to use them within an appropriate range suited to each person's blood condition and purpose. Because results and limitations vary from person to person, I recommend proceeding after a thorough consultation.
PROCEDURE FLOW
01
PHASE I
We review your skin and recovery goals, current medications, and health to determine whether PRP or PRF is suitable for you.
02
PHASE II
A small amount of your blood is drawn and centrifuged to separate the PRP or PRF layer, in which growth factors are concentrated.
03
PHASE III
The separated preparation is injected into or applied to the target area and, when needed, combined with microneedling or similar treatments.
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PHASE IV
We explain aftercare, the expected course of recovery, and, where necessary, the timing of additional treatment.
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