Under-Eye PRP
Platelet-rich plasma to thicken and brighten thin lower-lid skin.
3 sessions
Duration
20–40 minutes
Anaesthesia
Topical numbing cream
Sessions
One for volume, with review; 3–4 for skin quality
Downtime
Swelling and bruising for 3–7 days after injectables
About this treatment
What it does
Treatment for the under-eye — shadowing, hollowing, crepey skin and puffiness. Which one you have decides the treatment entirely, and they look alike in a mirror.
How it works
Pigment is treated topically and with gentle laser; hollowing is filled at a deep, conservative level; crepey skin is thickened with boosters or energy; true fat herniation is surgical and is referred, not treated.
What to expect
Immediate for volume, settling at 2–4 weeks. Pigment work takes months.. Downtime: swelling and bruising for 3–7 days after injectables. Typically one for volume, with review; 3–4 for skin quality.
Looking after it
Sleep propped up for two nights. Cold compresses on the first day, gently. No rubbing the area for a week.
Options
Assessment and topical plan
For pigment-led circles
- Popular
Tear-trough correction
Volume replacement, reviewed at 2 weeks
Skin quality course
Boosters or energy for crepey texture
No price is listed on this page. The treatment plan and its cost come from the doctor after an assessment.
Who it suits
- You look tired in photographs regardless of how you slept
- Shadowing, hollowing or crepey skin under the eye
- You want to know which of the three you actually have
Before & after
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Under-Eye PRP
Under-Eye PRP · illustrative comparison 1
Under-Eye PRP
Under-Eye PRP · illustrative comparison 2
Illustrative comparisons. These show the kind of change each course is aimed at; they are not photographs of BluDerma clients and will be replaced by consented client images. Results vary: the session counts and timeframes shown are typical, not a promise.
Safety & aftercare
Precautions
- Tell the doctor about every medicine and supplement you take, including blood thinners and isotretinoin.
- Avoid alcohol and blood-thinning painkillers for 24 hours before and after, unless prescribed.
- Sun exposure before or after the treatment increases the risk of pigmentation — use SPF 50 daily.
- Reschedule if the treatment area has an active infection, cold sore or open wound.
Possible side effects
- Bruising — the under-eye bruises more readily than anywhere else
- Swelling, sometimes lasting a week
- Lumps or a bluish tinge if placed too superficially
Not suitable if
- Significant fat herniation, which needs surgery
- Fluid retention or thyroid eye disease, until managed
- Pregnancy and breastfeeding
Aftercare
- Sleep propped up for two nights
- Cold compresses on the first day, gently
- No rubbing the area for a week
General information, not medical advice and not a diagnosis. What suits your skin, at what depth and over how many sessions, is decided by a doctor after an examination.
Under-Eye PRP
Plan and cost come from the doctor, after an assessment.