How is Cellenis PRP Dermafiller different from regular PRP?

Standard PRP is a liquid that is injected or applied topically and works mainly by delivering growth factors. Cellenis Dermafiller is a soft gel made from your own plasma, so it adds volume the way a filler does. It can be combined with liquid PRP, which may also improve skin quality.

Is the treatment painful?

Discomfort is minimal. Topical numbing cream is applied before injections, and most patients describe the sensation as mild pressure with occasional brief pinching. The blood draw is comparable to a routine lab test.

Can Cellenis replace traditional dermal fillers?

Cellenis is a good alternative for patients who prefer a filler made from their own blood. However, for patients seeking more dramatic or longer-lasting volume restoration, traditional hyaluronic acid or biostimulatory fillers may be more appropriate. Your provider at Jade Aesthetics can help you choose the best option.

How many treatments will I need?

Many patients see satisfying results after one to two treatments. For optimal skin quality improvement and sustained volume, a series of two to three sessions spaced four to six weeks apart is commonly recommended.

How long does Cellenis PRP Dermafiller last?

Results typically last about three to six months as your body gradually absorbs the gel. That is shorter than most hyaluronic acid fillers, so many patients plan repeat treatments to keep the result.

Injectables · Wheaton, IL

Cellenis PRP Dermafiller

Natural volume restoration with a gel made from your own plasma

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Cellenis PRP Dermafiller at Jade Aesthetics in Wheaton, IL

Downtime: 2 to 4 days of mild swelling
Sessions: 2 to 3, 4 to 6 weeks apart
Results: Immediate, settled by week 2
Lasts: About 3 to 6 months

Overview

Cellenis PRP Dermafiller is a natural filler made from your own blood. At Jade Aesthetics in Wheaton, IL, we use the Cellenis system to separate your plasma and gently heat it into a soft gel that holds its shape, so it can add volume in a way liquid PRP cannot.

Providers use it for under-eye hollows, nasolabial folds, and cheek volume loss. Because the filler comes from your own blood, the risk of an allergic reaction is low. It can be combined with your platelet-rich plasma (PRP), whose growth factors may also improve skin texture and tone over the following weeks.

Your provider

Nadia Shirani, FNP-C, CANS
Medical Director

Benefits

Made from your own blood
No synthetic filler material, so the risk of an allergic reaction is low.
Restores lost volume
Treats under-eye hollows, cheeks, and nasolabial folds.
May improve skin quality
When combined with PRP, growth factors may support collagen production.
Gradually absorbed
Your body absorbs the gel over time, and results typically last about three to six months.

What to Expect

1
Blood draw
A small amount of blood, similar to a routine lab draw, is taken from your arm using sterile, single-use tubes.
2
Processing
The Cellenis system spins your blood to separate the plasma, which is gently heated into a soft gel. Your PRP can be combined with it.
3
Numbing
Numbing cream goes on the treatment areas while your PRP is being prepared.
4
Injection
Your provider injects the Cellenis gel into the targeted areas to restore volume and fill hollows.
5
Review
Your provider checks symmetry and gives you aftercare instructions. A follow-up may be suggested to see if more treatment would help.

Is This Right for You?

A good fit for

Mild to moderate volume loss in the cheeks, under-eyes, or nasolabial folds
A natural approach without synthetic fillers
Better skin quality and texture
Past reactions to traditional fillers, after your provider reviews your history
PRP combined with volume restoration

Not the right choice if you

Have a blood disorder or platelet dysfunction
Have an active infection
Take blood-thinning medications

Aftercare

First 24 hours

Don't touch or massage the treated areas
Sleep with your head raised the first night

First 48 hours

Skip strenuous exercise, saunas, and alcohol
Avoid ibuprofen, aspirin, and other anti-inflammatories, which can inhibit platelet function

First week

Expect mild swelling for two to four days, and ice gently to ease it
Wear SPF 30 or higher daily and avoid direct sun

Results & Timeline

Right away
You see more volume immediately, with some swelling.
Days 2 to 4
Swelling goes down.
Week 2
The settled result is easiest to judge. With PRP, some patients also notice better texture and tone over the following weeks.
Months 3 to 6
Your body gradually absorbs the gel. Repeat treatments can maintain the result.