Regenerative Aesthetics

Use your own biology as part of the conversation.

PRF and EZ Gel are regenerative-aesthetic options derived from a patient’s own blood components and used selectively within a personalized treatment plan.

CRUE Approach

Regenerative treatment is still medical treatment.

Platelet-rich fibrin (PRF) is prepared from a patient blood sample. Processing concentrates a fibrin-rich component that can be used in selected aesthetic applications.

EZ Gel uses processed autologous material to create a gel-like consistency for specific regenerative-aesthetic goals. Suitability, expected change and alternatives are reviewed individually.

CRUE principle: Consultation, anatomy, expectations and patient goals come before any procedure recommendation.

Crystal Johns, MSN, APRN, FNP-C, Family Nurse Practitioner, in a white lab coat
What We Consider

A plan built around the individual.

Source

The treatment begins with the patient’s own blood sample.

Placement

Anatomic area, tissue quality and desired outcome guide whether treatment is appropriate.

Timeline

Regenerative responses evolve over time, and results vary from person to person.

Questions

PRF + EZ Gel FAQs

Is PRF the same as synthetic filler?

No. PRF is prepared from the patient’s own blood components rather than manufactured as a synthetic dermal filler.

What is EZ Gel?

EZ Gel is a gel-like autologous preparation created from processed blood-derived components. Its use and suitability depend on the treatment plan.

When will I see results?

Timing varies. Some changes may be seen earlier while tissue remodeling can evolve over weeks to months. Individual response differs.

Medical aesthetic treatments are elective medical procedures. Candidacy, expected response, risks, downtime and alternatives should be reviewed during an individualized consultation. Results vary.

Start with a conversation.

Explore whether prf + ez gel fits your goals through a personalized CRUE consultation.

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