ezgel
at uma clinic
in amsterdam

what is an ezgel treatment?

EzGel is made from your own blood. We take a small amount of blood and centrifuge it to separate its different components. The plasma is then processed into a gel-like substance according to a specific protocol.

This gel, made entirely by your own body, can then be injected precisely into areas with volume loss, fine lines or reduced skin quality.

EzGel is used for, among other things:

• the area under the eyes
• the tear trough
• the face
• cheeks and midface
• fine lines
• volume loss
• improving skin quality

Because EzGel is made entirely from your body’s own material, it contains no hyaluronic acid or synthetic fillers. The result is subtle and all about preserving your own natural look.

Our cosmetic doctors at UMA Clinic always take your anatomy, skin quality and wishes into account to determine whether EzGel is the right treatment for you.

who is ezgel suitable for?

EzGel could be a good fit if you:

• experience volume loss under the eyes
• want to subtly soften the tear trough
• want to look less tired
• want to address fine lines
• want to improve your skin quality
• experience early volume loss in the face
• are looking for an alternative to traditional fillers, made from your own body
• value a subtle and natural result

Whether EzGel is right for you depends on your skin, anatomy and the cause of the volume loss. During your consultation, we’ll assess which treatment best suits your face.

indications

• volume loss
• fine lines
• reduced skin quality
• thin or fragile skin
• tear trough
• tired appearance
• early skin sagging

ezgel for the face

EzGel can subtly support different areas of the face. The gel adds volume where it’s injected, while harnessing the benefits of your body’s own plasma.

The treatment can be used for:

• early volume loss
• fine lines
• loss of firmness
• a tired appearance
• improving skin quality
• subtle contour improvement

The aim isn’t to change your face or make it look visibly filled, but to naturally restore lost volume and improve your overall skin quality.

ezgel under the eyes

The under-eye area is one of the most delicate parts of the face. The skin here is thin, and volume loss can make the tear trough more visible and leave you looking more tired.

Here, EzGel can be used to:

• subtly soften the tear trough
• support volume loss
• soften the transition between the under-eye area and the cheek
• make fine lines less visible
• support skin quality
• create a fresher appearance

Because EzGel is made from your own blood, it’s an appealing option if you’d rather not have traditional filler under your eyes.

That said, not every type of dark circle or eye bag is suitable for EzGel. That’s why our cosmetic doctors always assess your anatomy and the underlying cause during your consultation first.

ezgel versus prf

Both PRF and EzGel are made from your own blood, but each treatment has its own character.

PRF is mainly focused on regeneration and improving skin quality. It contains fibrin, platelets and growth factors, among other things, which support your skin’s natural repair process.

With EzGel, the plasma is processed further into a gel-like substance. This means that, as well as improving the skin, EzGel can be used when subtle volume support is desired.

In short:

• PRF: focus on regeneration and skin quality
• EzGel: regeneration + subtle volume support

Which treatment suits you best depends on your skin, anatomy and the result you’re hoping for.

what can you expect?

Before the treatment, we take a small amount of blood, which is centrifuged and processed into EzGel. Your cosmetic doctor then injects the gel precisely into the area being treated.

After the treatment, you can expect:

• mild swelling, redness or sensitivity
• possibly small bruises
• temporary swelling, especially under the eyes
• an immediate subtle volumising effect
• further changes in the skin in the weeks after the treatment
• a natural result that varies from person to person

Because EzGel is made from your body’s own material, both the amount of gel and the final result vary from person to person.

before and aftercare

• avoid intensive exercise for 24 hours
• avoid saunas and intense heat for 48 hours
• touch the treated area as little as possible
• use mild skincare during the first period
• avoid pressure or massage on the treated area, unless advised otherwise
• allow for temporary swelling or bruising
• always follow the personal instructions of your practitioner