Renewal begins with you.
Explore PRP, PRF, and EZGel treatments prepared from a sample of your own blood, with a plan built around your goals.
Three ways to explore a natural-looking change.
These treatments share a starting point: a blood sample collected during your visit. What happens next depends on the preparation and the goal.
Your provider reviews your health history and concerns, then explains whether one of these options is appropriate. Changes can be subtle and gradual, and results vary.
What interests you?
PRP
Platelet-rich plasma may be discussed for facial skin appearance or scalp concerns. YouShine offers both PRP facial and PRP hair services.
Ask about PRP ↗PRF
Platelet-rich fibrin includes a fibrin component and may be used for selected facial concerns where gradual change is the goal.
Ask about PRF ↗EZGel
A gel prepared from blood components that may be considered for selected facial areas when soft, subtle support is desired.
Ask about EZGel ↗How the treatments differ
Plasma
A platelet-rich portion of your blood.
Discuss for: facial or scalp concernsFibrin
A blood-derived preparation with a fibrin framework.
Discuss for: selected skin-quality concernsGel
A gel made from blood-derived components.
Discuss for: subtle facial supportThe treatment method, suitability, and expected response are determined at consultation. These options are not interchangeable.
A clear plan before treatment.
Consultation
Talk through your goals, medical history, medications, and prior treatments.
Preparation
If appropriate, a blood sample is collected and processed for the chosen treatment.
Aftercare
Your provider explains possible side effects, follow-up, and when to contact the clinic.
Subtle results take time.
Response and timing vary from person to person. A series of visits may be discussed, but no fixed schedule or result is right for everyone. Some concerns may be better addressed by another option.
These treatments involve a blood draw and may involve injections or a skin procedure. Temporary discomfort, swelling, redness, and bruising can occur. Infection and other complications are possible. Your provider will discuss the risks for your proposed treatment.
Before your appointment
How do PRP and PRF differ?
Both begin with a sample of your blood, but they are processed differently. PRF includes a fibrin framework. Your provider can explain the specific preparation and intended use.
Is EZGel the same as dermal filler?
No. EZGel is made from blood-derived components. Conventional dermal fillers are manufactured products with their own approved uses and labeling, and the two should not be expected to give identical results.
Can these treatments be used under the eyes?
Selected under-eye concerns can be assessed in consultation. Dark circles and hollows have different causes, and treatment in this area is not suitable for everyone.
What about PRP with microneedling?
Ask your provider how any proposed combination is performed and what risks apply. Microneedling devices are not FDA-approved for delivery of blood products such as PRP into the skin.
Where is YouShine Medspa?
406 Blankenbaker Parkway, Suite I, Louisville, KY 40243. Call or text (502) 676-3394.
Explore what fits your goals.
Meet with a licensed Nurse Practitioner to discuss PRP, PRF, and EZGel in Louisville.
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