How long after Juvelook Volume can you have laser?

When planning treatments like Juvelook Volume, laser therapy, and PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) for under-eye concerns, it's important to consider the timing to ensure optimal results and safety. Here are some general guidelines:

Juvelook Volume and Laser Treatment:

Pre-Laser: It is advisable to wait at least 1 to 2 weeks after receiving Juvelook Volume before undergoing laser treatment. This allows any potential swelling or bruising to subside and ensures that the filler has settled properly.
Post-Laser: After a laser treatment, it's typically recommended to wait at least 1 to 2 weeks before receiving Juvelook Volume. This allows the skin to recover from any inflammation or sensitivity caused by the laser.
Juvelook Volume and PRP:

Same Day: While some practitioners may perform both treatments on the same day, it's often recommended to space them apart to monitor the response to each treatment individually.
Pre-PRP: If you receive Juvelook Volume first, it's generally safe to have PRP treatments a few days to a week later, once any initial swelling has resolved.
Post-PRP: If you opt for PRP first, you can typically have Juvelook Volume injections about a week later, after initial PRP-related inflammation has decreased.
PRP and Laser Treatment:

Pre-Laser: If you have PRP first, waiting about 1 to 2 weeks before laser treatment is advisable.
Post-Laser: Following a laser treatment, you should wait at least 1 to 2 weeks before having PRP to allow the skin to heal.
These guidelines are general recommendations, and individual responses can vary. It is crucial to consult with your dermatologist or aesthetic practitioner to tailor the timing of these treatments to your specific needs and to ensure they are performed safely and effectively.

My advice would be to start slow and do one thing at a time and let it take effect. If you are worried about pigmentation than focus first on resolving that. If your concern is more volume related than approach with filler or PRP. Doing everything all at once will likely not provide you the outcome you seek but instead create more unwanted issues (or negate the positives of each).