Bright Eyes PRF
A careful look at tired eyes.
Bright Eyes PRF uses platelet-rich fibrin prepared from your own blood. It may be considered for selected under-eye skin-quality concerns, with a measured discussion of the evidence and expected change.
Start with a consultation
Starting at
$650
In the chair
30 minutes
Recovery
Several days
Swelling and bruising can last longer around the eyes.
Performed by
Tina | Sonia
WHAT YOU NOTICE
Thin skin, a hollow, pigment and puffiness can all contribute. PRF is considered for a specific tissue-quality goal, not as a universal dark-circle treatment.
WHERE
Bright Eyes PRF
FITS +
Fine under-eye creasing
For selected fine texture concerns, with realistic expectations about subtle change.
Crepey-looking skin
For suitable skin-quality concerns after assessing the whole eye-cheek area.
A preference to explore a blood-derived option
When the intended benefit and limitations fit your concern and medical history.
WHAT
Bright Eyes PRF
ISN’T FOR +
A defined tear-trough hollow
A defined under-eye hollow is assessed for under-eye filler.
Under-Eye Filler
→
Wider facial volume loss
Wider volume loss is planned across the face with dermal filler.
Dermal Filler
→
How we decide what to treat. And what to leave.
Tell us whether the concern is a fine crease, a hollow, darkness or puffiness.
We assess skin quality, contour and treatment history. Not every tired-looking area has a problem PRF can address.
We discuss the possibility of subtle improvement, the limited evidence and the commitment of an injection-based course.
We may consider PRF, choose another approach or recommend against treatment when the expected benefit is too uncertain.
What to expect
Before
We assess the eye area and review your health, medication and previous injectable history.
Before
Follow your preparation instructions. Do not stop prescribed medication without the prescriber’s guidance.
During
A blood sample is processed to prepare PRF, which is placed according to the agreed treatment plan.
After
Swelling, bruising or tenderness can occur. The immediate fullness is not the final result.
After
Follow aftercare and report unexpected pain, persistent swelling or a changing lump.
After
We compare the same concern in consistent light before deciding whether further treatment is justified.
Who treats you
Your own blood still requires clinical judgement.
Your practitioner decides whether PRF has a plausible role in the specific change you notice under your eyes.
Founder, Nurse Practitioner & Medical Director
A Nurse Practitioner, Galderma professional educator and Medical Director beyond her own clinic, Sonia is someone other injectors learn from. She brings advanced cadaver anatomy, facial ultrasound and complication-management experience to every assessment.
Meet Sonia
Facial Injectables | Laser | Regenerative Care
A Registered Respiratory Therapist who still works in critical care and paediatric dental anaesthesia, Tina brings that clinical attention into aesthetics. She has extensive training in injectables, laser and regenerative treatments, including twice with Dr. Arthur Swift.
Meet Tina
Ways to do it
Bright Eyes PRF uses platelet-rich fibrin prepared from your own blood. It may be considered for selected under-eye skin-quality concerns, with a measured discussion of the evidence and expected change.
Book Bright Eyes →
If a course is proposed, agree on what improvement is being assessed and what would lead to stopping or changing the plan.
Start with a consultation →FAQ
PRF means platelet-rich fibrin. It is prepared from a blood sample and contains a platelet and fibrin component. Preparation methods differ, which matters when comparing evidence and treatment claims.
No. The preparations are related but differ in processing and composition. Results reported for PRP should not automatically be used to promise the same result from PRF.
It should not be presented as equivalent to the directly placed volume of an HA gel. Early swelling can create temporary fullness without establishing a lasting contour change.
A 2025 systematic review found promising PRF findings for periorbital texture and fine creasing, while noting uncertainty about durability and the need for stronger standardised studies.
That should not be promised. Pigment, fluid-related puffiness, skin excess and a structural hollow can need different approaches.
No. Blood collection and injection still carry risks, including bruising, swelling and infection. The source of the preparation does not replace a suitability assessment.
There is no single standardised course that guarantees improvement. A proposed series should explain its evidence, review point and stopping criteria.
Agree on the concern beforehand and compare photographs with similar lighting and facial position. Improvement should be judged after the injection response has settled.
Share medications, allergies, medical conditions and previous procedures, including pregnancy or breastfeeding where relevant. Follow your individual preparation instructions. Do not stop prescribed medication on your own.
Bruising, swelling, infection and discomfort are possible. Under-eye injections require particular care. Unexpected severe pain or skin-colour change needs urgent assessment, and sudden vision changes require emergency care.
Bright Eyes PRF is $650 per session. We confirm the price and what your plan includes at a complimentary consultation, before you commit.
Bright Eyes PRF is performed by Sonia Vilos, NP and Tina Nguyen at SkinAlchemy. Your booking confirms who treats you, and they agree the plan with you before starting.
Sometimes different concerns need different tools. The reason for each treatment and the order should be clear. Pairing does not automatically mean the same appointment.
SkinAlchemy is in London, Ontario. You can book a complimentary consultation through our booking link and begin with what you have noticed, whether or not you have chosen a treatment.
Scroll the list for every question
Bright Eyes PRF
A focus on skin quality.
A careful look at tired eyes.
Bright Eyes PRF uses platelet-rich fibrin prepared from your own blood. It may be considered for selected under-eye skin-quality concerns, with a measured discussion of the evidence and expected change.
Start with a consultation
Starting at
$650
In the chair
30 minutes
Recovery
Several days
Swelling and bruising can last longer around the eyes.
Performed by
Tina | Sonia
WHAT YOU NOTICE
Thin skin, a hollow, pigment and puffiness can all contribute. PRF is considered for a specific tissue-quality goal, not as a universal dark-circle treatment.
WHERE
Bright Eyes PRF
FITS +
Fine under-eye creasing
For selected fine texture concerns, with realistic expectations about subtle change.
Crepey-looking skin
For suitable skin-quality concerns after assessing the whole eye-cheek area.
A preference to explore a blood-derived option
When the intended benefit and limitations fit your concern and medical history.
WHAT
Bright Eyes PRF
ISN’T FOR +
A defined tear-trough hollow
A defined under-eye hollow is assessed for under-eye filler.
Under-Eye Filler
→
Wider facial volume loss
Wider volume loss is planned across the face with dermal filler.
Dermal Filler
→
How we decide what to treat. And what to leave.
Tell us whether the concern is a fine crease, a hollow, darkness or puffiness.
We assess skin quality, contour and treatment history. Not every tired-looking area has a problem PRF can address.
We discuss the possibility of subtle improvement, the limited evidence and the commitment of an injection-based course.
We may consider PRF, choose another approach or recommend against treatment when the expected benefit is too uncertain.
What to expect
Progress assessed carefully.
Before
We assess the eye area and review your health, medication and previous injectable history.
Before
Follow your preparation instructions. Do not stop prescribed medication without the prescriber’s guidance.
During
A blood sample is processed to prepare PRF, which is placed according to the agreed treatment plan.
After
Swelling, bruising or tenderness can occur. The immediate fullness is not the final result.
After
Follow aftercare and report unexpected pain, persistent swelling or a changing lump.
After
We compare the same concern in consistent light before deciding whether further treatment is justified.
Who treats you
Your own blood still requires clinical judgement.
Your practitioner decides whether PRF has a plausible role in the specific change you notice under your eyes.
Founder, Nurse Practitioner & Medical Director
A Nurse Practitioner, Galderma professional educator and Medical Director beyond her own clinic, Sonia is someone other injectors learn from. She brings advanced cadaver anatomy, facial ultrasound and complication-management experience to every assessment.
Meet Sonia
Facial Injectables | Laser | Regenerative Care
A Registered Respiratory Therapist who still works in critical care and paediatric dental anaesthesia, Tina brings that clinical attention into aesthetics. She has extensive training in injectables, laser and regenerative treatments, including twice with Dr. Arthur Swift.
Meet Tina
Ways to do it
Bright Eyes PRF uses platelet-rich fibrin prepared from your own blood. It may be considered for selected under-eye skin-quality concerns, with a measured discussion of the evidence and expected change.
Book Bright Eyes →If a course is proposed, agree on what improvement is being assessed and what would lead to stopping or changing the plan.
Start with a consultation →FAQ
PRF means platelet-rich fibrin. It is prepared from a blood sample and contains a platelet and fibrin component. Preparation methods differ, which matters when comparing evidence and treatment claims.
No. The preparations are related but differ in processing and composition. Results reported for PRP should not automatically be used to promise the same result from PRF.
It should not be presented as equivalent to the directly placed volume of an HA gel. Early swelling can create temporary fullness without establishing a lasting contour change.
A 2025 systematic review found promising PRF findings for periorbital texture and fine creasing, while noting uncertainty about durability and the need for stronger standardised studies.
That should not be promised. Pigment, fluid-related puffiness, skin excess and a structural hollow can need different approaches.
No. Blood collection and injection still carry risks, including bruising, swelling and infection. The source of the preparation does not replace a suitability assessment.
There is no single standardised course that guarantees improvement. A proposed series should explain its evidence, review point and stopping criteria.
Agree on the concern beforehand and compare photographs with similar lighting and facial position. Improvement should be judged after the injection response has settled.
Share medications, allergies, medical conditions and previous procedures, including pregnancy or breastfeeding where relevant. Follow your individual preparation instructions. Do not stop prescribed medication on your own.
Bruising, swelling, infection and discomfort are possible. Under-eye injections require particular care. Unexpected severe pain or skin-colour change needs urgent assessment, and sudden vision changes require emergency care.
Bright Eyes PRF is $650 per session. We confirm the price and what your plan includes at a complimentary consultation, before you commit.
Bright Eyes PRF is performed by Sonia Vilos, NP and Tina Nguyen at SkinAlchemy. Your booking confirms who treats you, and they agree the plan with you before starting.
Sometimes different concerns need different tools. The reason for each treatment and the order should be clear. Pairing does not automatically mean the same appointment.
SkinAlchemy is in London, Ontario. You can book a complimentary consultation through our booking link and begin with what you have noticed, whether or not you have chosen a treatment.
Scroll the list for every question
Bright Eyes PRF
A focus on skin quality.
A careful look at tired eyes.
Bright Eyes PRF uses platelet-rich fibrin prepared from your own blood. It may be considered for selected under-eye skin-quality concerns, with a measured discussion of the evidence and expected change.
Start with a consultation
Starting at
$650
In the chair
30 minutes
Recovery
Several days
Swelling and bruising can last longer around the eyes.
Performed by
Tina | Sonia
WHAT YOU NOTICE
Thin skin, a hollow, pigment and puffiness can all contribute. PRF is considered for a specific tissue-quality goal, not as a universal dark-circle treatment.
WHERE
Bright Eyes PRF
FITS +
Fine under-eye creasing
For selected fine texture concerns, with realistic expectations about subtle change.
Crepey-looking skin
For suitable skin-quality concerns after assessing the whole eye-cheek area.
A preference to explore a blood-derived option
When the intended benefit and limitations fit your concern and medical history.
WHAT
Bright Eyes PRF
ISN’T FOR +
A defined tear-trough hollow
A defined under-eye hollow is assessed for under-eye filler.
Under-Eye Filler
→
Wider facial volume loss
Wider volume loss is planned across the face with dermal filler.
Dermal Filler
→
How we decide what to treat. And what to leave.
Tell us whether the concern is a fine crease, a hollow, darkness or puffiness.
We assess skin quality, contour and treatment history. Not every tired-looking area has a problem PRF can address.
We discuss the possibility of subtle improvement, the limited evidence and the commitment of an injection-based course.
We may consider PRF, choose another approach or recommend against treatment when the expected benefit is too uncertain.
What to expect
Before
We assess the eye area and review your health, medication and previous injectable history.
Before
Follow your preparation instructions. Do not stop prescribed medication without the prescriber’s guidance.
During
A blood sample is processed to prepare PRF, which is placed according to the agreed treatment plan.
After
Swelling, bruising or tenderness can occur. The immediate fullness is not the final result.
After
Follow aftercare and report unexpected pain, persistent swelling or a changing lump.
After
We compare the same concern in consistent light before deciding whether further treatment is justified.
Who treats you
Your own blood still requires clinical judgement.
Your practitioner decides whether PRF has a plausible role in the specific change you notice under your eyes.
Founder, Nurse Practitioner & Medical Director
A Nurse Practitioner, Galderma professional educator and Medical Director beyond her own clinic, Sonia is someone other injectors learn from. She brings advanced cadaver anatomy, facial ultrasound and complication-management experience to every assessment.
Meet Sonia
Facial Injectables | Laser | Regenerative Care
A Registered Respiratory Therapist who still works in critical care and paediatric dental anaesthesia, Tina brings that clinical attention into aesthetics. She has extensive training in injectables, laser and regenerative treatments, including twice with Dr. Arthur Swift.
Meet Tina
Ways to do it
Bright Eyes PRF uses platelet-rich fibrin prepared from your own blood. It may be considered for selected under-eye skin-quality concerns, with a measured discussion of the evidence and expected change.
Book Bright Eyes →If a course is proposed, agree on what improvement is being assessed and what would lead to stopping or changing the plan.
Start with a consultation →FAQ
Common questions about Bright Eyes PRF.
PRF means platelet-rich fibrin. It is prepared from a blood sample and contains a platelet and fibrin component. Preparation methods differ, which matters when comparing evidence and treatment claims.
No. The preparations are related but differ in processing and composition. Results reported for PRP should not automatically be used to promise the same result from PRF.
It should not be presented as equivalent to the directly placed volume of an HA gel. Early swelling can create temporary fullness without establishing a lasting contour change.
A 2025 systematic review found promising PRF findings for periorbital texture and fine creasing, while noting uncertainty about durability and the need for stronger standardised studies.
That should not be promised. Pigment, fluid-related puffiness, skin excess and a structural hollow can need different approaches.
No. Blood collection and injection still carry risks, including bruising, swelling and infection. The source of the preparation does not replace a suitability assessment.
There is no single standardised course that guarantees improvement. A proposed series should explain its evidence, review point and stopping criteria.
Agree on the concern beforehand and compare photographs with similar lighting and facial position. Improvement should be judged after the injection response has settled.
Share medications, allergies, medical conditions and previous procedures, including pregnancy or breastfeeding where relevant. Follow your individual preparation instructions. Do not stop prescribed medication on your own.
Bruising, swelling, infection and discomfort are possible. Under-eye injections require particular care. Unexpected severe pain or skin-colour change needs urgent assessment, and sudden vision changes require emergency care.
Bright Eyes PRF is $650 per session. We confirm the price and what your plan includes at a complimentary consultation, before you commit.
Bright Eyes PRF is performed by Sonia Vilos, NP and Tina Nguyen at SkinAlchemy. Your booking confirms who treats you, and they agree the plan with you before starting.
Sometimes different concerns need different tools. The reason for each treatment and the order should be clear. Pairing does not automatically mean the same appointment.
SkinAlchemy is in London, Ontario. You can book a complimentary consultation through our booking link and begin with what you have noticed, whether or not you have chosen a treatment.
Scroll the list for every question
