Shereene IdrissBoard Certified Derm, Founder and Chief Nerd

PRP Under Eyes #shorts

5 Jul 2024 · 1 min

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Dermatologist Shereene Idriss shows her before-and-after from PRP and PRFM treatments under her eyes. The procedures involve a blood draw, centrifugation to concentrate growth factors, then injections and microneedling. She's never used filler there, only these treatments to stimulate collagen and smooth fine lines.

Questions this video answers

40 years old.

Yes — she states she is a board-certified dermatologist.

2024-07-05.

No — she states she has never had filler underneath her eyes.

PRFM uses a double centrifuge to create a more gel-like product suited for deeper volume loss and is not for superficial post-microneedling application.

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I'm a 40 year board certified dermatologist and my under eyes look like this because I too have done PRP and prfm. And here I am before and after and this was actually two years ago. This is me today where I have no filter on. And what I've had over here was a series of PRP treatments where we took my blood from my arm, spinned it, got the growth factors nice and juicy and injected it several times underneath my eyes as well as applied it topically after we microneedled my skin. And the point of PRP or PRF is to stimulate your own collagen production and to help with fine lines and the overall look of your skin. I have never had filler underneath my eyes. PRFM is just a different process where we centrifuge it twice so that it's more of a gel like substance. So if you have deeper areas of volume loss you could use it there, but it's not as versatile and you cannot use it superficially on your skin post microneedling or post treatment. I might go do it today and bring you guys along. If you have questions, let me know.