Purpose of the procedure
A procedure using material prepared from the patient's own blood. The indication, area and plan are determined by the doctor.
Aesthetic medicine · Lubliniec
A procedure using material prepared from the patient's own blood. The indication, area and plan are determined by the doctor.

Treatment goals and suitability assessment
The proprietary origin of the material does not eliminate contraindications or risks. In the case of hair loss, a diagnosis must be made; the procedure does not replace treatment of the cause of the problem.
Platelet-rich plasma is prepared from the patient's collected blood, separating its components in an appropriate system. This is an autologous material, not a ready-made preparation selected from the shelf.
The price list distinguishes between a single treatment and a series. The single ampoule item does not automatically determine the area or guaranteed result; scope requires suitability assessment.
The proprietary origin of the material does not eliminate contraindications or risks. In the case of hair loss, a diagnosis must be made; the procedure does not replace treatment of the cause of the problem.
Hematoma, pain, infection and reaction to the components of the system or anesthesia used are possible. Report blood disorders, medications that affect clotting, and a tendency to faint.
A procedure using material prepared from the patient's own blood. The indication, area and plan are determined by the doctor.
The proprietary origin of the material does not eliminate contraindications or risks. In the case of hair loss, a diagnosis must be made; the procedure does not replace treatment of the cause of the problem.
At the clinic
You discuss the purpose, contraindications, previous management and the limits of possible change. Before you make a decision, you learn the right option and cost.
After the interview and suitability assessment, blood is taken and the material is prepared for administration. The doctor explains the selected area and the plan for further evaluation.
You receive recommendations for the procedure performed and information about the control method. Subsequent visits depend on the indication and response to the procedure.
Preparation
Tell us about your diseases, allergies, medications and previous treatments. Take any documentation you have. Do not stop taking medications on your own.
Infection, irritation, cold sores or unusual ailments require notification in advance. Determine if the procedure can be performed or if treatment is needed first.
Discuss your skincare, planned travel and important dates. When booking, specify the area and the appropriate price-list option. You will receive advice for the specific procedure.
Care and recommendations
The donor site and injection area may be tender or bruised. Apply the recommended care; Arrange return to training and other procedures for the completed visit.
Hematoma, pain, infection and reaction to the components of the system or anesthesia used are possible. Report blood disorders, medications that affect clotting, and a tendency to faint.
Do not combine treatments yourself or increase the intensity of care. Discuss the timing of your follow-up and next procedure based on your skin condition.
Below are the price list items assigned to this method. Variants may differ in area, formulation, number of applications or steps. You determine the scope and total cost before execution; consultation is paid separately.
In our clinic
Confirm the availability of the service and practitioner when booking.
Patient questions
Platelet-rich plasma is prepared from the patient's collected blood, separating its components in an appropriate system. This is an autologous material, not a ready-made preparation selected from the shelf.
No. The preparation method and material properties vary. The doctor selects the procedure based on the indication; the price of the series does not determine which method will be appropriate.
The price list distinguishes between a single treatment and a series. The single ampoule item does not automatically determine the area or guaranteed result; scope requires suitability assessment.
The donor site and injection area may be tender or bruised. Apply the recommended care; Arrange return to training and other procedures for the completed visit. Hematoma, pain, infection and reaction to the components of the system or anesthesia used are possible. Report blood disorders, medications that affect clotting, and a tendency to faint.
Start by defining the problem and the area. The names in the price list distinguish variants, but do not replace suitability assessment. We confirm the type of procedure and cost before performing it.
Yes, a medical suitability assessment is needed before the first procedure. The mere presence of an item on the price list does not mean that the treatment is appropriate for your situation.
Provide a list of medications, information about diseases, allergies and previous treatments. Make recommendations for the selected variant; do not stop treatment or add strong cosmetics on your own.
Only once a plan has been agreed. Additional procedures may affect the scope, contraindications and recovery time. Confirm the sequence of treatments and the total cost before booking.
No. The package describes the settlement variant. The need for subsequent visits is determined according to the indication and response to the previous procedure; there is no one regimen that fits all.
Consultation is a separate item in the price list. Before your visit, confirm the cost of the selected procedure, its area and any additional stages.
Karola Miarki 13 · Lubliniec
Aesthetic medicine
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Doctor's visit