Will PRP or PRF help with under eye edema? (Photo)

If your eye expert has ruled out fat protrusion as the cause of your under eye edema, there are other possible causes that may be contributing to the swelling. These can include allergies, sinus issues, dehydration, hormonal changes, or even a thyroid disorder.

To determine the underlying cause of your edema, it is important to have a comprehensive evaluation by a qualified medical professional, such as an ophthalmologist or a dermatologist. Once the underlying cause is identified, treatment options can be discussed.

If the swelling is related to an allergy, for example, antihistamines or other allergy medications may be recommended. If it is due to a thyroid disorder, treating the underlying condition may help to reduce the edema. Additionally, there are non-surgical options for reducing under eye edema, such as dermal fillers or topical creams that can help to tighten and firm the skin.

It's important to have a consultation with a qualified medical professional who can evaluate your specific case and recommend the best treatment options for you.

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When it comes to under-eye treatment, PRP and PRF are typically recommended to increase volume, rather than decrease swelling. This is because they promote collagen production that can fill out the under-eye area. That said, the platelets in these concentrations do promote healing which can relieve inflammation. However it’s important to understand the cause of inflammation before treating it with PRP or other therapy. Ensuring an accurate diagnosis first will be safer, more effective, and more cost-efficient.