Having swelling on forehead and under eyes after PRP therapy?

Some swelling is normal and should resolve in a few days. PRP should be combined with progesterone for the best results. It takes 6-12 months of treatments to start to see the best outcomes. See an expert. Best, Dr. Emer

The most likely cause for swelling after PRP treatment is the local anesthesia.This typically is mild and should resolve on its own in 2-3 days.Another possible cause for swelling is if there is an increased amount of red blood cells and white blood cells in the prep-they can stimulate inflammation.

Post-injection symptoms from PRP are related to technique. If one uses an extracellular Matrix or a ring block the chances of post injection swelling increases. In my opinion, the best technique to use as subdermal Depo injection. This utilizes less injections and does not require a ring block or any other type of anesthesia. Should you develop post-operative swelling, decreasing salt intake and sleeping with elevation is helpful. In addition, some people recommend arnica. Your swelling should decrease over time.PRPHAIRMD.COM

Swelling of the forehead would be related to the trauma of the injections of PRP and any local anesthetic.Swelling goes downhill to your neck and brow.It will be short term.

Swelling can happen after PRP, However it typically resolved within a few days. If it doesn't resolve I would recommend following up with your provider.

After PRP treatments it is not uncommon to have some swelling and even bruising on the treated areas and even extending onto the forehead and around the eye areas.   Ice can be very helpful to diminish this which should resolve within a week of treatment.  The swelling should be improving day by day and if it is not, It is best to have your doctor take a look at the swelling to be sure it is ok.