Revitalize Your Skin with PRP & PRF

EZ GEL natural filler syringe and blood vial.

What Is EZ GEL ?

EZ Gel is an autologous (made from your own blood) injectable gel used in aesthetic medicine for skin rejuvenation and volume restoration. It is considered a more natural alternative to some dermal fillers because it doesn't contain synthetic materials like hyaluronic acid.

EZ Gel Pricing

EZ Gel is $399 per mL. The total cost depends on how many mL are recommended for you.

The amount needed can vary based on:

Age
Amount of volume loss
Degree of hollowness
Area being treated
Your individual aesthetic goals

During your consultation, we can assess the treatment area and determine the appropriate amount needed to achieve your desired results.

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Here's how it works:

A small amount of your blood is drawn.
The blood is spun in a centrifuge to separate out components rich in platelets and growth factors.
The platelet-rich portion is combined with heat- and cooling-treated plasma to create a gel.
The gel is injected into areas such as the under-eyes, cheeks, smile lines, or hands.

Benefits

Improves skin texture and elasticity.
Stimulates collagen production.
Can provide subtle volume enhancement.
Uses your own blood, so the risk of allergic reaction is very low.

Common Areas

Under-eye hollows
Fine lines and wrinkles
Acne scars
Mild facial volume loss
Skin rejuvenation of the face, neck, and hands

Who Should Avoid EZ GEL?

Blood Disorders

People with bleeding disorders (like hemophilia) or platelet dysfunction may not be suitable because PRP/PRF rely on healthy platelets.

Active Infection or Inflammation

Having an active infection (skin or systemic) or active inflammation in the treatment area is a contraindication until resolved.

Cancer or History of Cancer

Individuals undergoing cancer treatment or with a recent history of cancer are typically advised to avoid PRP/PRF, as growth factors could potentially stimulate tumor growth.

Pregnancy or Breastfeeding

Due to limited research, these treatments are usually not recommended during pregnancy or breastfeeding.

Autoimmune Diseases or Immunosuppressive Conditions

People with autoimmune diseases or on immunosuppressive medications may have altered healing responses or risks.

Severe Anemia or Low Platelet Count

Since PRP/PRF use platelets from your own blood, very low platelet counts or anemia can make the procedure ineffective or unsafe.

Use of Blood Thinners or Certain Medications

Blood-thinning medications (like warfarin, aspirin) can interfere with blood clotting and platelet function, potentially affecting results.

Poor Overall Health or Uncontrolled Chronic Conditions

Uncontrolled diabetes, heart conditions, or other systemic illnesses may impact healing and candidac

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Revitalize Your Skin with PRP & PRF

What Is EZ GEL ?

EZ Gel Pricing

Platelet Treatments for Radiant Skin

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