Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Under Eye Filler / PRP.

Duration varies: hyaluronic-acid under-eye fillers commonly last 9–18 months depending on product and metabolism, while PRP improvements develop gradually and often last 6–12 months. Your provider recommends personalized maintenance based on results, lifestyle, and treatment goals.

Most patients tolerate the procedure well; topical numbing and gentle injection techniques minimize discomfort. PRP involves a blood draw and microneedling or injections which may cause mild soreness. Expect brief tenderness and possible mild swelling that resolves within days.

Ideal candidates are adults with tear trough hollows, shadowing, or early volume loss seeking non-surgical rejuvenation. A consultation rules out contraindications like active infection, severe skin laxity, or bleeding disorders, ensuring safe, effective treatment planning.

Recovery is typically quick. Most swelling and bruising subside within 3–7 days; PRP-related redness or sensitivity can persist slightly longer. Avoid strenuous activity, alcohol, and blood-thinning medications per instructions. Follow-up ensures optimal healing and touch-ups if needed.

Common side effects include temporary swelling, bruising, redness, and mild tenderness. Rare complications include infection, asymmetry, or vascular issues; using experienced injectors and proper technique minimizes risks. We review potential risks during consultation and provide clear aftercare to reduce complications.

Avoid aspirin, NSAIDs, and certain supplements that increase bleeding for one week before treatment if medically safe. Arrive with clean skin, disclose medications and medical history, and plan minimal social events for a few days. We'll review pre-care instructions during booking.