Platelet Rich Fibrin Tear Trough Cypress
Platelet Rich Fibrin (PRF) under-eye treatments, are a 100% natural way to reduce excess pigmentation, plump up the under eye region, and smooth out crepey skin.
Here’s what happens under the surface after a PRF injection:
New blood vessels bring in a fresh supply of nutrients, giving your skin a healthy glow.
Toxins, accumulated fluids, and excess pigmentation can all be cleared away.
The skin’s metabolism improves. Dead skin cells disappear faster, and unwanted fat cells may burn away to create smoother skin.
The collagen and elastin layers are repaired, leading to improved skin elasticity, plumpness, and smoothness.
We use PRF injections under the eyes to help with dark circles, skin texture, tear troughs, and plenty of other concerns about the under eyes.
Benefits of Platelet Rich Fibrin Under Eye Treatment:
- Natural rejuvenation treatment using your own platelets
- Improves under eye skin texture
- Improves the appearance of eye bags and dark circles
- Works well with other under eye aesthetics treatments
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PRF Tear Trough FAQs
If you are concerned with the effects of aging on your under-eye area, you might be a good candidate for PRF under eye treatment. The professionals at Blades Wellness will work with you to learn more about your needs and create a custom treatment plan if PRF treatments are right for you.
Initial results of PRF treatment will likely result in some fullness at the injection site that will last up to five days. The aesthetic results of PRF under eye rejuvenation can last up to one year after treatment, and the benefits of this method of treatment will cause a cascading rejuvenation effect that will last long term. Yearly treatments are recommended for PRF under eye rejuvenation.
Blades Wellness offers a variety of treatments that complement PRF tear trough treatments to create a youthful look depending on each patient’s needs. Dermal fillers most often accompany PRF under-eye treatments where needed.
After a consultation, PRF treatments require a blood draw to extract platelet rich fibrin which will be re-injected to the treatment area. The injection process usually lasts under ten minutes and patients might experience some initial swelling but can return to normal activities immediately after their appointment.
