PRF under-eye rejuvenation uses platelet-rich fibrin prepared from your own blood to support regenerative improvements in the delicate under-eye area. Depending on your anatomy and concerns, Gentle Touch may use liquid EZPRF, PRF EZ Gel or a combination of both.

EZPRF remains liquid and is particularly useful when improving skin quality is the primary goal. PRF EZ Gel has a thicker, gel-like consistency that can provide soft structural support when hollowing or volume loss is also present. Your provider determines which approach is appropriate based on your under-eyes and goals.

No. PRF is prepared from your own blood and works through regenerative processes rather than functioning like a traditional hyaluronic-acid filler. PRF EZ Gel can provide soft structural support, but its characteristics and treatment goals differ from traditional dermal filler.

It may help when the appearance of dark circles is related to thin skin and underlying skin quality. Because dark circles can have several causes—including pigmentation, vascular visibility, anatomy and shadowing—we evaluate the cause before recommending treatment.

Yes, depending on the cause and degree of hollowing. When volume loss is part of the concern, PRF EZ Gel may be used to provide soft structural support. In some cases, another injectable approach may be more appropriate.

A series of approximately 2–3 treatments may be recommended, although your treatment plan depends on your starting point, whether EZPRF or PRF EZ Gel is used, and your individual goals.

PRF results develop gradually rather than appearing all at once. Improvements in skin quality continue to develop over the weeks following treatment as the regenerative process progresses.

Temporary swelling, redness, tenderness or bruising can occur following treatment, particularly in the delicate under-eye area. Your provider will explain what to expect and provide appropriate aftercare instructions.