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PRF

Platelet-rich fibrin from your own blood — made without anticoagulant and injected right after it’s prepared. Not stem cells, and we never call it that.

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At a glance

Time
About 40–60 min
Numbing
Topical cream
Discomfort
2 / 5
Downtime
Small marks 1–2 days
Lasts
Builds over a course
Interval
2–3 sessions, 4 weeks apart

Discomfort is rated after numbing (out of 5). Time, downtime and longevity vary with the treated area and the individual.

Also known as: platelet-rich fibrin, injectable PRF

Like PRP, PRF is made from a small amount of your own blood — but without anticoagulant. A short spin gives a liquid layer that holds platelets and the proteins that form fibrin; once injected, the fibrin sets into a fine mesh that keeps the platelets in place. Because it begins to set soon after it’s prepared, we numb first and inject straight away. PRF is not a stem-cell treatment, and we never describe it that way.

Medically reviewed by IM JUNHYUNG, M.D. · Updated

How it works

How it works

01Numbing first

PRF goes in right after it’s made, so we numb before the draw.

02Blood draw

Into a tube with no anticoagulant.

03Short spin, then inject

A short spin, and the doctor injects before it sets.

04Honest name

PRF is platelet-rich fibrin, not stem cells.

Compared

PRF and PRP — what’s different

PRPPRF
How it’s madeSpun with anticoagulantShort spin, no anticoagulant
What’s in itPlasma concentrated in plateletsPlatelets plus the proteins that form fibrin
After injectionStays liquidFibrin sets into a fine mesh
Growth factors (lab studies)Mostly released earlyReleased gradually over days
When it’s injectedAfter the spin and preparationStraight away, before it sets
In commonFrom your own blood · not stem cells

Which suits you depends on your skin and the area — we decide together at consultation. More on PRP →

Our principles

How we do it at Taut

01Called by its real name

PRF is not stem cells, and we won’t call it that — you should know exactly what goes in.

02Numbing first

So it goes in as soon as it’s made, before it sets.

03Numbers in writing

Draw volume and treated areas are written on your Taut Record.

Who it’s for

Is it right for you?

Good fit if you have

  • Thin, dull under-eyes
  • Tired skin lacking condition
  • You prefer your own blood to external products
  • Recovery alongside lifting

Not suitable if

  • Pregnancy or breastfeeding
  • Anaemia or low platelets
  • Anticoagulant or antiplatelet medication (consultation needed)
  • Infection or inflammation at the treatment site
  • Recent fever or systemic infection

Details

Procedure details

Injected
Right after the draw and spin
Marks
1–2 days
Course
2–3 sessions, 4 weeks apart
Price
To be posted before we open

On the day

How the visit flows

  1. 01AssessWe check your skin, blood-related history and medications.
  2. 02NumbTopical numbing comes first.
  3. 03Draw and injectA short spin, then the doctor injects right away.
  4. 04Follow upRecord handed over; next session noted.

Doctor’s note

PRF comes from the same blood as PRP. What differs is how it’s made and when it goes in — and that’s what I explain, without dressing it up as stem cells.

Dr. IM JUNHYUNG · 任埈亨

Good to know

Aftercare & risks

  • Small marks, swelling or bruising for 1–2 days; under-eyes can bruise a little longer.
  • The draw site may bruise.
  • Avoid saunas and alcohol for a week.
  • Results and recovery vary by individual. All procedures carry possible side effects.
  • Contact us right away if anything feels unusual after treatment.

Questions

PRF FAQ

Is PRF a stem-cell treatment?

No. It’s platelets and fibrin from your own blood — nothing is harvested or cultured as stem cells.

How is PRF different from PRP?

PRF is made without anticoagulant, so its fibrin sets after injection and holds the platelets in place. Which suits you depends on your skin — we decide together at consultation.

Why is it injected straight away?

Without anticoagulant it begins to set soon after it’s prepared, so we numb first and inject right after the spin.

How many sessions?

Usually 2–3, four weeks apart.

How much does it cost?

The price will be posted before we open, in Korean won excluding 10% VAT.

Ask the doctor directly.

If something isn’t right for you, we’ll say so. No same-day decision required.

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