Could antinflamtrys be affecting prp treatments?

October 16, 2016
Asked By:sunset260980 in Amercia

I have been recieving prp treatment under the eyes. I started tment about 5months ago. Iv had 2 tments so far. I have before and after pic. My after pics are worse . I actually have lines now that i didnt have before. The texture of the skin hasnt even changed. I actually am on 1000mg of naproxen daily. could my antinflammtry medication be prohibiting my prp treatments to work at there best? So i asked the clinic, they wernt sure I feel like im throwing my hard earn money down the drain Help

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October 18, 2016

Answer: PRP for undereye treatment on NSAIDS

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Steven F. Weiner, MDBoard Certified Otolaryngologist
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Answer: PRP for undereye treatment on NSAIDS

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December 25, 2016

Answer: Anti-inflammatory and PRP Treatment

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