PRF treatment

  • •Your own blood
  • •Skin, lips, hair, joints
  • •Nothing synthetic
  • •Physician-led

PRF treatment uses your own blood to help your body repair and rebuild in a focused way. Smoother skin, fuller lips, stronger hair growth, better joint comfort. At Lesh Lifestyle, it sits inside a bigger plan for your health.

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PRF treatment
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What PRF is

PRF, or platelet-rich fibrin, starts with a simple blood draw. Your blood is spun so that platelets, white blood cells and a fibrin scaffold separate from the rest. That fibrin acts like a natural mesh, holding growth factors in place so they release slowly where Dr. Sarah directs them.

Nothing synthetic or foreign goes in. It is your own biology, working harder in the right place.

  • Facial rejuvenation and texture

  • Under-eyes and lips

  • Hair restoration

  • Scars and mild joint pain

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Your visit and aftercare

A small amount of blood is drawn from your arm, similar to standard lab work, then spun in a centrifuge while numbing cream takes effect. A fine needle or cannula places the PRF where it is needed.

Most patients walk out with only mild redness, swelling or tenderness, and drive themselves home. You leave with clear aftercare on makeup, exercise and sun.

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When to expect results

Most patients notice early changes in skin texture or fullness within several weeks, as growth factors release slowly and collagen builds. Hair restoration and joint support typically take longer, often several months, while growth cycles and tissue repair catch up.

Results vary with age, health and the concern being treated, and you get realistic timelines before you start.

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Who it's for

PRF suits people who want repair built from their own biology, for skin texture, thin under-eyes and lips, hair thinning where follicles are still active, selected scars, and earlier-stage joint pain.

Blood thinners, autoimmune conditions and active infections may change or delay the plan, so Dr. Sarah reviews your full medication list and history before saying yes.

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What PRF treatment can help with

Dr. Sarah Secor-Jones at Lesh Lifestyle in Sarasota

Fine lines and skin texture

Skin that looks tired, crepey, or a little hollow. PRF facial rejuvenation supports collagen and blood supply so the skin looks firmer and healthier over time.

Treatments+

PRF is injected or combined with microneedling so growth factors reach deeper layers.

Causes+

Collagen and elastin break down faster than the body rebuilds them. Hormone shifts, stress, and sun exposure all speed that up.

How PRF results build

What to expect after your treatment

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The first days

Early response

Skin or scalp may feel slightly tight or warm for a few hours. Joints can feel a little worse before they feel better as the area responds. This is expected and usually settles within a few days.

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Skin and lips

Several weeks · gradual build

Most patients notice early changes in skin texture or fullness within several weeks. Growth factors release slowly from the fibrin, so collagen builds gradually across that stretch.

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Hair and joints

Several months · slower tissue

Hair restoration and joint support typically take longer, often several months, while growth cycles catch up. How the results land varies with your age and the concern being treated.

Why patients choose Lesh Lifestyle for PRF

The Lesh Lifestyle difference

Why patients choose Lesh Lifestyle for PRF

Dr. Sarah Secor-Jones, DO, FACEP is a board-certified emergency physician with 12 years in practice and over 2,000 patients cared for through Lesh Lifestyle since 2022. She has spent a career watching how bodies respond under stress, heal, and sometimes struggle to heal.

Dr. Sarah is board certified in emergency medicine and Konenki Vetted in menopause care, with a Dr. Heather Hirsch menopause certification. She personally performs PRF injections for joints, facial rejuvenation, and hair restoration.

Lesh Lifestyle is family-operated. You meet whoever is treating you before anything begins, and your whole plan stays under one roof.

Hormones, nutrition, sleep, stress, movement. The regenerative work should fit with all of it, and Dr. Sarah reads those together with your skin or joint concern. That is the standard here.

PRF at Lesh Lifestyle

PRF treatment options

Facial rejuvenation, under eyes, lips, hair restoration, scar revision, and joint injections.

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What to expect

Your PRF treatment at Lesh Lifestyle

From your first call with Dr. Sarah Secor-Jones, DO, FACEP through follow-up, here is exactly what happens at each stage of PRF treatment at Lesh Lifestyle.

Step 01 · Discovery call

Your discovery call

Everything starts with a call directly with Dr. Sarah. She listens, asks questions, and explains where PRF might fit into your plan, or if something else makes more sense. No pressure to book a procedure on that call.

  • Dr. Sarah personally takes every call
  • History, medications, and what you have tried
  • You leave the call with a clear plan
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Integrative Membership

Care that continues between visits

PRF results hold better when the rest of your health supports repair. The Integrative Membership at Lesh Lifestyle is $200 per month, and it keeps that broader plan moving.

  • Ongoing physician-led integrative care

  • Follow-up on hormones, nutrition, and sleep

  • HSA accepted, superbills provided, Cherry plans

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Dr. Sarah Secor-Jones and Charles, RN in the Lesh Lifestyle waiting room

Physician-led regenerative care

What physician judgment adds to PRF

That emergency medicine experience shows up in small details. How your medications or history might change a PRF plan. When a joint needs an orthopedist, she says so.

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Your own biology

Regenerative

PRF comes from your own blood. Platelets, white blood cells, and a fibrin scaffold that holds growth factors in place so they release slowly.

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The whole picture

Root-cause

Skin changes can be aging, or they can point somewhere deeper. Dr. Sarah knows the difference and says so directly.

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Realistic timelines

Honest

You get realistic timelines before you start, and no hard sell on extra sessions. Results build, so the plan is built to build with them.

Your first visit is a conversation with a physician.

No referral needed. Telehealth in 10 states.

FAQ

Your PRF questions,
answered by Dr. Sarah

Everything worth knowing about PRF treatment before your first visit to Lesh Lifestyle.

PRF treatment uses a concentrated portion of your own blood, called platelet-rich fibrin, to support healing in specific areas. It is prepared from a simple blood draw, then placed into skin, scalp, or joints at Lesh Lifestyle.

PRF treatment is generally considered safe because it uses your own blood, which lowers the chance of allergic reactions. As with any injection, there are risks like bruising, swelling, infection, or discomfort. Dr. Sarah reviews your history carefully first.

Most patients feel a brief pinch with the blood draw and some pressure or stinging during injections. Numbing cream or local anesthetic is used when needed. Many patients return to work or errands right after their appointment.

Most people do best with a short series for their first plan, with visits spaced apart. The exact number depends on whether you are treating skin, hair, scars, or joints. Dr. Sarah outlines a clear number and timeline before you begin.

PRF results build over time and can last many months once they appear. Skin improvements may hold longer when paired with good skincare and overall health. Hair and joint benefits often need maintenance sessions to keep progress.

Many people on medications can still have PRF, though some drugs and conditions do change the plan. Blood thinners, autoimmune conditions, and active infections may delay treatment. Dr. Sarah reviews your full list before saying yes.