PRP vs. PRF vs. EZ-Gel: What's the Difference?

PRP, PRF, and EZ-Gel all start with your own blood. The difference is how the growth factors are prepared and what they are asked to do.

Your own growth factors PRP, PRF, and EZ-Gel are autologous treatments. A small blood draw is prepared in office and used for skin or tissue support. None of them is a synthetic filler, and none of them is right for every goal. PRP Platelet-rich plasma is used for skin renewal and, in the right candidate, hair support. Growth factors are available relatively quickly. Medical oversight and candidacy screening come first. PRF Platelet-rich fibrin keeps a fibrin scaffold so growth factors release more slowly. It is often chosen when you want tissue support without a synthetic gel. EZ-Gel EZ-Gel is a PRP-based gel. It is the option when you want a bit of volume or contour from your own growth factors rather than from a hyaluronic acid filler. Downtime and fit are covered at consultation. How we choose Skin quality, under-eye hollows, and hair concerns do not share one answer. Bring the change you want, and your provider will say whether PRP, PRF, EZ-Gel, or a different treatment belongs in the plan. Explore PRP , explore PRF , explore EZ-Gel , or schedule a consultation . Educational guidance only. This information is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or