House of Rose Aesthetics

PRF Under-EyePre-care & aftercare

Keep these instructions with you before and after your appointment. The personalized directions given at your visit take priority.

Before your visit

Tell House of Rose about pregnancy or breastfeeding, allergies, recent procedures, active infection, cold sores, changes in health, and all medicines or supplements that may affect treatment.
Do not stop a prescribed medicine unless the clinician who prescribed it tells you to stop.
Arrive with the treatment area clean when practical. Bring questions and the names of products or medicines you are unsure about.
If your provider gives you instructions that differ from this general guide, follow the personalized instructions.
Plan treatment well before an important photographed event because swelling or bruising can occur, especially with dermal filler and injectable PRF.
Report prior reactions, bleeding or clotting concerns, blood-thinning medicines or supplements, immune conditions, active infection, dental work, and any history relevant to the area being treated.
Arrive without makeup on the injection area when practical and eat normally unless your licensed provider gives different instructions.
PRF services include a blood draw. The amount collected depends on your treatment plan. Tell the practice if blood draws have caused fainting or difficulty in the past.

Follow the personalized instructions given at your visit; they take priority over this general guide.
Do not pick, scratch, scrub, or deliberately irritate a treated area.
Use only the products your provider says are appropriate during the early recovery window.
Contact House of Rose with a question about an unexpected response. Seek urgent medical care for trouble breathing, chest pain, fainting, signs of a severe allergic reaction, sudden vision change, or another emergency.
Do not press or massage an injected area unless Diana Morrison, RN specifically instructs you to do so.
Follow the product- and area-specific limits on exercise, heat, alcohol, positioning, makeup, and skin treatments that you receive at the visit.
Temporary tenderness, redness, swelling, or bruising can occur.
Contact the practice promptly about severe or increasing pain, unusual color change, marked asymmetry, vision symptoms, or any response you were told to report.