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Brighten, don’t just fill with our PRF/PRP under eyes london
Book your under-eye consultation to see if autologous PRP or PRF is right for you.
PRP/PRF Under Eyes London
PRF Treatment for Under-Eye Rejuvenation – Dr Hans Clinics
- From £220 per session
The under-eye region is one of the first areas to show fatigue and collagen loss.
At Dr Hans Clinics, we use autologous platelet concentrates; PRP or PRF to improve skin quality and hydration beneath the eyes, without altering facial structure or expression.
Treatments are offered only after a doctor-led consultation to ensure safety and suitability.
Key Benefits
Target Areas
Why Patients Choose This Approach
How It Works
Evidence Summary
Safety & Downtime
Indications We May Consider
When we may not recommend it:
What to Expect
Dr Hans Clinics : Protocol and workflow
Consultation and assessment
Medical screening and consent
Blood collection using PRF-specific tubes
T-Lab PRF gel tubes without anticoagulant
Swing-out centrifuge separation
Plasma and PRF fraction collection
Albumin-rich plasma prepared for gel formation
Controlled heating in thermoblock / dry bath incubator
Albumin gel formation
Controlled cooling and gel stabilisation
Mixing albumin gel with liquid PRF
Consistency adjusted depending on treatment goal
Thicker gel for more soft tissue support
Softer gel for delicate skin-quality work
Skin cleansing and marking
Needle or cannula selection
Targeted PRF EZ Gel injection
Symmetry and tissue response check
Aftercare advice
Gradual results over several weeks
Review and treatment plan
Alternatives We May Discuss
Clinical Before & After Results with PRP/PRF Under-Eye Rejuvenation
Pricing
- Single session £220
- Course of 3 sessions £640
A Note on Transparency
PRF EZ Gel Biofiller is frequently marketed in ways that overstate what it does. Claims of long-lasting structural volume, permanent regeneration, or results comparable to dermal fillers aren’t supported by the current evidence. The published literature on plasma gel treatments is still relatively limited, and most studies are small and early in their design.
What we can say with reasonable confidence: PRF Biofiller improves subtle hollowing and early volume loss in suitable patients, delivers some regenerative stimulus through the PRF component, and does so without synthetic material. Results are real but modest, and maintenance is part of the treatment.
We think patients deserve to know that before they book. The consultation is where we work out whether this treatment makes sense for you, and if something else would work better, we’ll recommend that instead.
Evidence-based treatments in skin, hair, body and regenerative medicine. Safety, honesty, and precision at the heart of every procedure.
Our Treatment Specialists
Dr. Hansel Misquitta
Founder | Dr. Hans Clinics
MBBS | MSc Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery (UCL) | PGDip Bioethics (UNESCO Chair)
FAQ's
What is PRP under-eyes?
Your own platelets concentrated and injected under the eyes to stimulate collagen and improve skin quality.
Which technique is used?
Either cannula or micro-droplet injections, chosen based on safety and anatomy.
How many sessions do I need?
Usually 3, spaced 4–6 weeks apart.
Can it remove dark circles?
Best for crepiness/texture; pigmentation-related dark circles need other treatments.
Is it safe?
Yes, when performed by a trained doctor under sterile conditions. Risks include swelling, bruising, rarely infection.
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Important Information
● This information is educational and not a substitute for medical advice.
● Treatment is only offered after a consultation with a qualified clinician.
● We do not promote prescription-only medicines directly to the public.
PRP vs PRF – What’s the Difference?
Both PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) and PRF (Platelet-Rich Fibrin) are autologous (from your own blood) and aim to deliver platelets, growth factors, and regenerative cells into the skin or scalp.
PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma)
- Prepared with anticoagulant and higher centrifuge speeds.
- Produces a clear plasma with concentrated platelets.
- Growth factors are released rapidly after injection.
- Evidence: widely studied in skin and hair; reviews show modest but reproducible improvements in texture, fine lines, and hair density in suitable patients.
PRF (Platelet-Rich Fibrin)
- No anticoagulant; spun at lower speeds.
- Forms a fibrin matrix that traps platelets, leukocytes, and circulating stem-cell-like cells.
- Growth factors are released more slowly and over a longer period.
- Evidence: early studies suggest PRF may provide a more sustained regenerative effect compared with PRP, but long-term head-to-head trials are still limited.
Which is better?
- Current evidence suggests PRP remains the most established with the largest body of clinical research, especially for skin and hair.
- PRF is emerging and biologically plausible for sustained release, but published human studies are fewer and results vary.
- Choice depends on your treatment goals, tissue quality, and clinician recommendation – both are offered at the same price in our clinic.