PRP, PRF, and EZ Gel - Frequently Asked Questions

PRP, PRF, and EZ Gel - Frequently Asked Questions

Lately, more of our patients are telling us the same thing: they want real, natural skin rejuvenation without relying entirely on traditional fillers or quick fixes. That’s why treatments using your body’s own healing properties that stimulate collagen have become some of the most requested procedures at Dallas Surgical Arts!

If you’ve heard terms like PRP, PRF, and EZ Gel floating around and wondered what actually sets them apart, we are here to clear things up for you. These treatments using blood concentrates and growth factors all start with a simple blood draw, but they are used in a variety of applications. Keep reading to learn more and see which treatment might be right for you!

PRP vs. PRF vs. EZ Gel in Dallas

Even though they share the same origin, how we process your blood changes the game entirely.

  • PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma): The most commonly known PRP facial treatment. We spin your blood to separate the red blood cells from the plasma, creating a liquid rich in platelets and growth factors. Because it has a thin consistency, it’s amazing for microneedling facials and hair restoration to kickstart collagen and improve texture and promote scar reduction.

  • PRF (Platelet-Rich Fibrin): Think of this as PRP's upgraded sibling. We use a slower spin speed, which leaves behind white blood cells, stem cells, and a natural fibrin matrix. Instead of a quick liquid hit, the fibrin acts like a slow-release scaffolding, feeding growth factors to your skin over time. It’s a great option for treating delicate areas like the under-eyes.

  • EZ Gel: This takes PRF a step further by turning your blood into a natural, volumizing filler alternative. Through a specialized heating and cooling process, we transform the fluid portion into a smooth, moldable gel. When injected, it gives you immediate soft volume and structural support while continuously releasing growth factors, all with zero synthetic substances!

For all of these injectables, we always recommend a series of treatments for best results.

Common Questions We Hear in the Office

  • How much blood do you actually take? Usually a small amount, only a few vials depending on your treatment plan. It's similar to a standard routine lab blood draw at your doctor's office.

  • Can EZ Gel completely replace regular fillers? It’s a fantastic 100% natural alternative, but it behaves differently. While synthetic fillers offer rigid, precise structure, EZ Gel provides softer, more gradual volume that your body slowly metabolizes over time as it integrates into your tissue.

  • Does it hurt? For patients who have received injectable treatments, it is a similar experience. We always strive for patient comfort and offer topical numbing cream for a better experience.

  • What is the downtime? Since this treatment uses your own blood, allergic reactions are very rare. You might experience minor redness, swelling, tenderness, or tiny bruising spots, but most people bounce back to their daily routine right away.

Schedule PRP, PRF, and EZ Gel Treatment in Dallas

Choosing the right treatment doesn't have to be a guessing game. Whether you want to wake up tired under-eyes, smooth fine lines, or bring back lost volume naturally, our team is here to design a custom treatment plan for you.

Don't forget to take advantage of our current promotion, 20% off a single session or 30% off a 3-pack or more of PRP, PRF, or EZ Gel. Reach out to Dallas Surgical Arts today to schedule your consultation!

Offer available through August 2026.

Visit Dallas Surgical Arts today and check out our special offers available this month!

If you're interested in facial cosmetic surgery, reach out to our office in Dallas today.

Learn more about Dallas cosmetic surgeon Dr. Randy Sanovich.

Dr. Sanovich has been in D Magazine's Best for the past 10 years as a top Dallas surgeon!

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