Cheek Filler or PRF query?

When you receive cheek filler, it can have a lifting effect on the surrounding areas, including the under-eye region. Here's a breakdown of what might be happening:

Cheek Filler Effects: The placement of filler in the cheeks can provide support and structure, which may indirectly reduce the appearance of hollows under the eyes. This is because the added volume in the cheeks can help lift and smooth the transition between the cheek and the under-eye area, making it appear more plump.

Muscle and Tissue Changes: Sometimes, the strategic placement of filler can also affect the underlying muscles and tissues, creating a subtle change in appearance. This might be what your doctor referred to when mentioning the eye muscle.

PRF/PRP Injections: Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) or platelet-rich fibrin (PRF) injections are known for their regenerative properties and can improve skin texture and volume over time. If you've had PRP or PRF treatments in the past, they could contribute to the plumper appearance by stimulating collagen production and improving skin quality.

Cumulative Effects: Even though you receive a small amount of filler infrequently, the cumulative effect over time, combined with any previous PRP/PRF treatments, might enhance the overall fullness and youthful appearance of your under-eye area.

If you have ongoing questions or concerns about the effects of your treatments, it might be helpful to discuss them further with your doctor. They can provide personalized insights based on your treatment history and goals.