I had PRP injections in my face and my cheeks are full. Will this plasma go away quickly?

PRP can be applied in combination with microneedling or injected.  With either technique there will be some swelling in addition to any retained fluid.  You should have resolution in one to two weeks.

Ues the PRP will go away in a few days and in a few months you will see improvement in the texture, evenness, and volume of your face.

Thank you for sharing your concerns. The vampire facelift (PRP with Microneedling) is excellent for improving the appearance of the skin. It sounds like you are swollen from the treatment; this should resolve in a couple of days. See your doctor if it is not improving.Good luck.

PRP is not a filler. The volume will subside in a few hours to days and go to back to your normal.  Long term, new collagen will develop but there is only a small amount of volumization effect.  PRP is not a filler and works best with fillers, sculptra, fat and lasers or skin tightening treatments.  Best, Dr. Emer.

The filler effect from PRP is temporary. This should go down in a few days. There is no permanent filling from PRP. It will help the skin and superficial wrinkles somewhat. I don't over promise with PRP. It does help with healing and with scarred areas.

Good question. In general the PRP treatment will be mostly absorbed and decrease over a 2 to 3 day period. 100 cc does seem a bit excessive and can cause some temporary discomfort and distortion. If it does last longer than a few days and remain distorted return to the treating provider for evaluation. An alternative technique is to use a lesser amount of PRP mixed with a hyaluronic acid filler such as Juvederm. This can allow for both immediate satisfaction of the improved look along with the more long term effects of PRP collagen building. Using less volume can also allow for less discomfort and distortion. 

PRP is the plasma of your blood so almost like water with proteins, electrolytes, and sugar.   Because PRP is fairly watery, the swelling will go down, like swelling from a sprain.   You have to imagine 10 cc of volume  added to your face can almost make your face look distorted.   But the swelling should go down and your skin should start the process of rejuvenation and restoration. 

The volume associated with PRP (platelet rich plasma) is typically absorbed by the body within several days, and same goes for the swelling associated with injections.  PRP stimulates your tissues to produce collagen, and produces a gradual effect over months.  I usually recommend a series of PRP injections, done every 6-8 weeks apart, for greatest result.  If you continue to have excessive swelling beyond 2-3 days after injections, you would do best to follow-up with your treating physician.  Good luck!

PRP injections work amazing at stimulating your own collagen but is not a filler. The swelling should last just a few days.  If you are interested in fillers please consider Sculptra or Juvederm Voluma. Best, Dr. Green

The swelling from PRP injections is from the injection and placement of the PRP. The swelling should not last long.PRP stimulates tissue and but is not filler that will keep you swollen.