Prime Medical Spa Adds EZGel to Injectable Menu in Tulsa

Prime Medical Spa has added EZGel to its injectable menu, giving patients another non-surgical option for skin rejuvenation. The treatment is made from a patient’s own plasma rather than a manufactured filler. It now sits alongside the other injectables offered at the practice’s Tulsa location. The addition expands the range of options providers can discuss with patients during a consultation.

What Is EZGel?

EZGel is an autologous injectable, which means it is made from the patient’s own blood. A provider draws a small blood sample and processes it into a soft gel that can then be injected into the skin.

That source is the main difference between EZGel and conventional dermal fillers. Many conventional dermal fillers use hyaluronic acid as their primary ingredient. EZGel instead uses components derived from the patient’s own blood.

At Prime, EZGel may be considered for areas where patients are looking to improve the appearance of skin quality, volume loss, or visible lines, depending on their individual anatomy and treatment goals. As with most injectables, results vary from person to person. They also tend to develop gradually as the skin responds to treatment.

Prime Medical Spa Expands Its Injectable Options

With EZGel, Prime Medical Spa is widening the range of injectable and aesthetic treatments available at its Tulsa practice. The physician-directed spa, located at 7307 S. Yale Ave., focuses on non-invasive and non-surgical care. They provide injectables such as Botox and fillers, laser treatments, HydraFacial, and DiamondGlow. EZGel joins that list as a plasma-based option for patients who want to explore alternatives to standard fillers.

Why the Practice Added EZGel

Patients considering non-surgical skin rejuvenation have more choices than they once did. Providers, in turn, often want a range of options to discuss with them. Adding EZGel gives Prime’s team another option to discuss with patients.

That flexibility matters most in the consultation room. A patient who prefers to avoid conventional fillers, or who is focused on skin quality in an area like the under-eyes, may want to ask whether EZGel is a fit. Whether it is depends on the individual’s goals and the provider’s assessment.

A Provider on What the Addition Means for Patients

“Adding EZGel gives us another option to discuss with patients who are interested in non-surgical skin rejuvenation. Because it uses material derived from the patient’s own blood, it can be a useful option to consider when we’re talking through different approaches to their individual goals.” — Meagan Meffert, APRN-CNP

How EZGel Fits Into Non-Surgical Skin Rejuvenation

Non-surgical skin rejuvenation covers treatments that improve the look and feel of the skin without an operation or an extended recovery. The category runs from facials and peels, to lasers and injectables.

Injectables such as EZGel are placed into targeted areas to address concerns such as volume loss and visible lines. That sets EZGel apart from surface treatments like HydraFacial and from laser treatments, which rely on light energy.

What the Addition Means for Tulsa Patients

For patients in Tulsa, the change is simple: there is one more option available to them locally. Non-surgical care takes many forms, and Prime’s addition gives patients who are curious about plasma-based treatments a place to start the conversation. A consultation can help patients understand whether EZGel suits their individual goals, what preparation involves, and what to expect afterward.