PRP for Under Eyes
Rejuvenation for your delicate under eye area using your body's own growth factors. Think: more volume and better texture.
What Is PRP for Under Eyes
PRP for the under-eyes is all about improving skin quality—not adding volume. We draw a small amount of your blood, spin it down to isolate your body's growth factors, then inject it back into the under-eye area to stimulate collagen, improve circulation, and strengthen the skin over time.
This matters because not every under-eye issue is a "filler problem." If you're dealing with crepey texture, discoloration, or thin, tired-looking skin, PRP is often the better move. It works by getting your skin to act healthier—not by masking it with volume.
At Maintenance Bar, we use an advanced double-spin process to concentrate those growth factors even more—meaning a stronger signal for your skin to repair, rebuild, and behave better. Because again, we're not here to add… we're here to improve.
How PRP Under-Eye Treatment Works at Maintenance Bar
Blood Draw and Spin Down
We draw your blood and spin it down in the centrifuge. This process separates the red blood cells from the platelet-rich plasma layer, concentrating growth factors for injection.
Numbing
We apply topical numbing to the under eye area to ensure comfort. The under eye skin is very delicate and we treat it accordingly.
Injection of PRP
We inject the PRP where the skin needs support, targeting crepey texture, thinning, and discoloration.
Multiple Session Protocol
PRP isn't a one-and-done—it's a series. Most patients need 2–3 treatments spaced about 4–6 weeks apart to build real change in the skin. Each session layers more stimulation, improving texture, thickness, and overall quality over time. This is collagen building, not a quick fix—consistency is what gets you there.
What to Expect from PRP Under Eyes at Maintenance Bar
You'll start to notice changes in a few weeks—but PRP is a slow burn in the best way. Early improvements show up around 2–3 weeks, with full results building over the next 3–6 months as your skin actually produces new collagen and gets stronger.
What that looks like: less crepey texture, better tone, and under-eyes that look healthier—not filled, not frozen, just better skin. This works best for patients dealing with quality issues (thin, tired, dull skin), not just volume loss. If you have both, we'll often combine PRP with filler for a more complete under-eye strategy.
PRP is a process, not a quick fix. Most patients do a series of 2–3 treatments, then maintain with 1–2 sessions per year to keep results consistent. We track your progress at each visit so you can actually see the changes happening—because this is real skin improvement, not temporary camouflage.
PRP works best for patients with skin quality concerns—not significant volume loss. At Maintenance Bar, we often pair PRP with a Sofwave under-eye treatment to improve both skin integrity and collagen support for a more complete result.
Who Benefits from PRP Under Eyes at Maintenance Bar
Most people looking into PRP are dealing with:
- "My under-eyes look crepey or thin"
- "I look tired even when I'm not"
- "Dark circles that don't improve with skincare"
- "Makeup creases or sits weird under my eyes"
The best candidates are those with skin quality concerns—texture, tone, thinning skin, early aging—not significant volume loss.
A series of treatments is required to achieve meaningful aesthetic results.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is PRP under-eye treatment painful?
Your Maintenance Bar injector will apply topical numbing prior to treatment. You may feel a pinch and stinging sensation-this is normal.
Why do I need three sessions instead of one?
Collagen remodeling is biological — it requires repeated growth factor stimulation to achieve meaningful dermal thickening. One PRP session starts the process.
Three sessions at Maintenance Bar build cumulative regenerative momentum that produces visible, lasting skin quality improvement.
Can PRP replace under-eye filler?
They address different problems. PRP improves skin quality — texture, tone, thickness. Filler restores volume in the infraorbital hollow.
Maintenance Bar's consultation determines which mechanism drives your under-eye concern, then recommends the right protocol. See all under-eye treatment options →
How much downtime does PRP under-eye treatment require?
Expect mild swelling and possible bruising for 2–4 days. Most patients at Maintenance Bar return to normal activities within 48 hours. Avoid strenuous exercise and direct sun exposure for the first week after treatment.
When will I see results from PRP under my eyes?
Early improvements appear at 2–3 weeks. Full results develop over 3–6 months as collagen remodels beneath the periorbital skin. Maintenance Bar tracks progress with standardized photography at each session so you can see the cumulative change.
Regenerate Your Under-Eye Skin at Maintenance Bar in Seattle
Without synthetic fillers or temporary concealment — PRP under-eye treatment at Maintenance Bar stimulates your own collagen to rebuild periorbital skin quality from within.
Finally — a regenerative under-eye treatment in Seattle that addresses skin damage at the cellular level, not just the surface.