What should I avoid immediately after EZ Gel PRF/PRP treatment?

For the first 24 hours, apply ice in 10-minute intervals as needed to minimize swelling and discomfort. Always use a barrier—do not apply ice directly to the skin. Sleep on your back with your head elevated to help reduce swelling and pressure on the treated area(s). Avoid makeup for at least 24 hours; the only exception is Oxygenetix, which is specifically formulated for post-procedure use and is available in our office.

When can I resume facial treatments or use exfoliating products?

Avoid facials, facial massage, exfoliating treatments, and the use of Clarisonic or other cleansing devices for two weeks post-treatment.

What should I do if I experience unusual symptoms after treatment?

Please contact our office immediately at (610) 393-1253 if you experience any of the following: recurring blisters or skin sores, signs of infection (spreading redness, fever, drainage, or increasing pain or tenderness), white or blue discoloration of the skin, numbness, or a change in skin texture near the injection site, or unusual pain, vision changes, difficulty speaking, numbness in the face, arms, or legs, difficulty walking, severe headache, facial drooping, dizziness, or confusion.

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Post Care

EZ Gel PRF/PRP

Please note: PRFM is designed to build results gradually. Multiple treatments are typically required, and optimal improvement is usually visible around 12 weeks after your final session.

Please contact our office immediately at (610) 393-1253 if you experience any of the following:

Recurring blisters or skin sores, which may indicate a herpes infection requiring treatment
Signs of infection, including spreading redness, fever, drainage, or increasing pain or tenderness
White or blue discoloration of the skin, numbness, or a change in skin texture near the injection site, which may indicate a vascular occlusion
Unusual pain, vision changes, difficulty speaking, numbness in the face, arms, or legs, difficulty walking, severe headache, facial drooping, dizziness, or confusion—these may signal a more serious complication and must be addressed immediately

If it is after hours, please leave a message and we will follow up within 24 hours.
If you believe you are experiencing a medical emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.

GENERAL POST CARE POLICIES

Medications

Avoid all medications, supplements, foods, and alcohol listed in the Pre-Care Policies (link) until bruising and swelling have fully resolved—unless they are medically necessary.

Exercise

Refrain from exercise until all visible bruising and swelling have subsided, as increased circulation may prolong healing.

Pain Relief

If you need pain relief, Tylenol (acetaminophen) is safe to use—unless contraindicated based on your medical history or other medications.

Bruising/Swelling

You may take Arnica to help reduce bruising and swelling, unless it is contraindicated (e.g., with high blood pressure or other medical conditions). Always follow the instructions on the label.

POST-CARE POLICIES

For 24 Hours

Apply ice in 10-minute intervals as needed to minimize swelling and discomfort (10 minutes on, 10 minutes off). Always use a barrier—do not apply ice directly to the skin.
Sleep on your back with your head elevated to help reduce swelling and pressure on the treated area(s).
Avoid makeup for at least 24 hours. The only exception is Oxygenetix, which is specifically formulated for post-procedure use and is available in our office.

For 3 Days

Hair Treatment–Specific Guidelines

Swimming, hot tubs, and saunas
Direct sun exposure and tanning
Hair products, including shampoos, conditioners, gels, creams, or hairspray
Head coverings, such as hats, wigs, headbands, or anything that may cause friction on the treated area

For 2 Weeks

Face/Undereye Treatment-Specific Guidelines

Avoid facials, facial massage, exfoliating treatments, and the use of Clarisonic or other cleansing devices.

Until Bruising & Swelling Have Resolved

For lip bruising, dark, matte lipstick is the most effective option for coverage during healing.
Avoid tanning and prolonged sun exposure, as this may lead to post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation.
Continue to avoid exercise until all visible bruising has healed, as increased circulation can prolong the recovery process.

Please read these instructions carefully to ensure nothing is missed. Proper post-care not only minimizes the risk of complications and speeds up healing—it also helps achieve the best possible results.)

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After your treatment has fully settled, please reach out by phone (610-393-1253) or email and let us know if there is anything we can do to improve your results or experience.