Face & Eye PRP

A treatment that uses your own concentrated growth factors to support skin quality — including the delicate under-eye area other treatments can’t always reach.

What It Is

Like Hair PRP, Face & Eye PRP is derived from your own blood. Once concentrated, the plasma is reintroduced into the skin, commonly under the eyes, across the face, or both, where the growth factors support collagen production, tone and texture.

What It's For

Patients concerned with under-eye hollowing, dullness or fine texture changes. Patients looking for a treatment that uses their own biology rather than an injected product. Patients building a broader skin-quality plan alongside microneedling or skin boosters.

How a Visit Unfolds

A small blood draw, processed in-office. Topical numbing applied. PRP is injected or applied with microneedling, depending on the area and goal. Minimal downtime; some swelling is possible, particularly under the eyes.

Honest Expectations

PRP is a skin-quality treatment, not a volumizing one, it works alongside filler and Botox rather than replacing them. Results build gradually over a short series.

Common Questions

Is there downtime?

Downtime is minimal. You may experience mild redness, swelling or small bruises around the treatment areas, particularly under the eyes, for a few days. Most patients return to their usual activities shortly afterwards.

How many sessions will I need?

A series of 3 treatments spaced several weeks apart is commonly recommended to build results. Maintenance treatments may be advised depending on your skin concerns and long-term goals.

When will I see results?

PRP improves skin quality gradually. As collagen production is stimulated, you can expect improvements in skin texture, tone and radiance over the weeks following treatment, with results continuing to build throughout your treatment plan.

Can Face & Eye PRP replace filler or Botox?

No. PRP is designed to improve skin quality rather than add volume or relax muscles. It often complements treatments such as dermal fillers, Botox, skin boosters or microneedling as part of a comprehensive treatment plan.

Is Face & Eye PRP safe?

Because PRP is created using your own blood, there is no risk of allergic reaction to the plasma itself. Every treatment is performed using sterile medical protocols to ensure your safety and comfort.

Ready To Begin?

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