PRF vs. EZ Gel

Both EZ Gel and PRF promote skin rejuvenation and repair by stimulating the generation of new collagen, elastin, and fibrin. Dr. T explains what these two treatments have in common and how they differ, and when you can expect to see results.
Ultimately, the choice between EZ Gel and PRF will depend on the specific needs and goals of each patient. However, both treatments help to restructure the treatment area while improving the tone, texture and overall appearance of the skin.
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[@lw8625]

I was so confused though EZ gel was partially not natural. Thank you for clarifying.

[@ZoeMC369]

Thank you for sharing quality information!

[@sherriscorner2015]

Cellenis DermaFiller is the PRP version of filler

[@jamantial]

Wow..Could it be injected in the hollow area of the top eye lid ?

[@RejuvenationMD]

You "could" inject PRF (no ez gel) there BUT there will likely be a lot of swelling. It's not recommended.

[@pakistanicookingvlogs166]

❤👍

[@ZoeMC369]

So ez gel gives more immediate volume but both have the same restorative benefits long term?

[@RejuvenationMD]

Exactly!

[@ZoeMC369]

@@RejuvenationMD thanks for your response! Its so helpful. I’ve noticed many practitioners favor ezgel. Have you ever noticed a difference in your patients, if one is truly more effective than the other for restoring skin quality?

[@ElizabethGalarza1]

I wonder why nobody answers this question ❓

[@Stella-zu5qs]

Any chance of VO with PRF or EZ Gel?

[@RejuvenationMD]

Not with PRF but yes there is with EZ Gel.