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YDPMU Ease Gel Anesthetic Professional Use - Secondary Intraoperative Numbing Gel
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Free Shipping Over $99 (Estimated delivery time: 15–20 days) |
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| SKU | CTPK001 |
| Form | Gel |
| Application Stage | Intraoperative — applied during procedure on opened skin only |
| Onset Time | 15–30 minutes |
| Duration | Up to several hours |
| Skin Types | All skin types |
| Use | PMU, tattoo, SMP — secondary intraoperative comfort support |
| Protocol Stage | Stage 3 — sustained intraoperative comfort during planned breaks |
| Price | $14.00 |
The YDPMU Ease Gel Anesthetic is a gel-format intraoperative numbing product designed for secondary application during PMU, tattoo, and SMP procedures on already-opened skin. The gel consistency adheres to the treatment area more effectively than liquid formats — supporting sustained contact on curved or vertical surfaces such as the scalp, eyelids, and lip edges where liquid anesthetics may migrate. Onset within 15–30 minutes with duration of up to several hours. Designed as Stage 3 of a three-stage professional numbing protocol, applied during planned procedure breaks.
⚠️ Professional Use Only: Apply only to already-opened skin during procedure. Avoid contact with eyes and mouth. Perform an allergy test before first use on new clients. Do not use on open wounds or infected skin. For external use only. Keep out of reach of children.
Gel vs. Liquid — Intraoperative Format Comparison
| Variable | Liquid (CTPK027) | Gel (CTPK001) |
|---|---|---|
| Onset time | 2–3 minutes | 15–30 minutes |
| Duration | Shorter — reapply every 20–30 min | Up to several hours |
| Surface adhesion | Liquid — may migrate on curved surfaces | Gel — adheres to curved and vertical surfaces |
| Best use case | Rapid comfort restoration mid-procedure | Sustained comfort during planned procedure breaks |
| Protocol stage | Stage 2 — rapid intraoperative | Stage 3 — sustained intraoperative |
Three-Stage Professional Numbing Protocol
| Stage | Product | Timing | Action |
|---|---|---|---|
| Stage 1 | YDPMU Pre Stabilizer Numbing Cream (Lidocaine 25%) | 25–45 min before procedure | Apply to intact skin, seal with film, remove before starting |
| Stage 2 | YDPMU During Operation Anesthetic Liquid (CTPK027) | After initial pass — 2–3 min onset | Apply to opened skin for rapid comfort restoration |
| Stage 3 | YDPMU Ease Gel Anesthetic (CTPK001) | During planned break — 15–30 min onset | Apply to opened skin for sustained comfort through remainder of session |
Application Guide
| Step | Action | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Complete initial pass | Finish the first section or pass of the procedure | Gel is only effective on already-opened skin |
| 2. Apply gel | Apply evenly to the treatment area | Avoid eyes and mouth — use minimal amount near eye area |
| 3. Wait | Allow 15–30 minutes for onset | Use break for client rest or preparation for next section |
| 4. Resume | Continue procedure with restored client comfort | Gel provides sustained comfort for up to several hours |
| 5. After procedure | Rinse with warm water to remove remaining gel | Ensure complete removal from treatment area |
Suitable Procedures
- Eyebrow PMU — microblading, nano brows, powder brows, combination brows
- Lip blush and full lip color PMU — gel adheres to curved lip surface
- Permanent eyeliner — apply with care, avoid eye contact
- Scalp micropigmentation (SMP) — gel adheres to curved scalp surface
- Tattoo procedures requiring secondary pain management
- Minimally invasive aesthetic and laser procedures
Who Is This For?
- PMU artists performing extended procedures (90+ minutes) requiring sustained intraoperative comfort support
- Studios working with clients who have lower pain tolerance across long sessions
- Artists performing SMP where gel adhesion on curved scalp surface is preferred over liquid
- Professionals using a structured three-stage numbing protocol for comprehensive client comfort management
Common Setup Questions
What is the difference between the Ease Gel and the During Operation Anesthetic Liquid?
Both are intraoperative anesthetics for opened skin, but the format determines when each is the better choice. Liquid (CTPK027): 2–3 minute onset — best for rapid comfort restoration when the client’s comfort drops suddenly mid-procedure. Gel (CTPK001): 15–30 minute onset, up to several hours duration — best for sustained comfort during planned procedure breaks, particularly on curved surfaces where gel adhesion is more stable than liquid.
When during the procedure should I apply the Ease Gel?
Apply during a planned procedure break — after completing an initial pass or section. The 15–30 minute onset time means it should be applied proactively during a natural break rather than reactively after the client reports discomfort. Use the wait period for client rest or preparation for the next section, then resume with sustained comfort support.
Is it suitable for SMP procedures?
Yes. The gel consistency adheres to scalp skin more effectively than liquid anesthetics, which can migrate on the curved scalp surface. SMP sessions are typically 2–4 hours — the gel’s extended duration supports sustained comfort across long scalp sessions. Apply during the natural break between scalp sections.
Is it safe to use near the eye area for eyeliner PMU?
Apply with care near the eye area — avoid direct contact with eyes and the inner eyelid margin. Use a minimal amount and ensure the gel is fully absorbed before continuing the procedure. If gel contacts the eye, rinse immediately with clean water. For very precise eyelid work, the liquid format (CTPK027) may be easier to control in a small area.
What are the contraindications?
Do not use on open wounds or infected skin. Not recommended for clients with known allergies or specific skin conditions. Perform an allergy test before first use on new clients. For external use only. Keep away from eyes and mouth. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. For professional use only.
Storage Instructions
- Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight
- Keep out of reach of children
- For external use only
Full Specifications
- SKU: CTPK001
- Form: Gel
- Application: Intraoperative — opened skin only
- Onset time: 15–30 minutes
- Duration: Up to several hours
- Skin types: All skin types
- Protocol stage: Stage 3
- Price: $14.00
About the YDPMU Ease Gel Anesthetic
A gel-format intraoperative anesthetic designed for secondary numbing during PMU, tattoo, and SMP procedures on already-opened skin. The gel consistency supports sustained adhesion on curved and vertical surfaces — scalp, eyelids, and lip edges — where liquid anesthetics may migrate. 15–30 minute onset with duration of up to several hours, designed as Stage 3 of a three-stage professional numbing protocol applied during planned procedure breaks.
