Suresult Aesthetic Ultrasound Gel Pads — Sterile, Adhesive, Ø35 × 4 mm, 50 Pack
$150.00
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$140
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Sterile, adhesive hydrogel stand-off pads that replace ultrasound gel for facial and aesthetic scanning. Each Ø35 × 4 mm pad sticks in place, stays on through Doppler and injection, lets the needle pass through, and lifts off clean. 50 individually sealed pads, shipping and tax included.
What's in the Package
- 50 sterile hydrogel gel pads, Ø35 × 4 mm
- Each pad in its own sealed pack
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Why aesthetic practices scan through a gel pad
One sterile hydrogel pad between probe and skin replaces the gel, holds itself in place, and lifts the probe 4 mm off the shallowest layers.
No gel. A stable image.
The pad couples the probe to the skin on its own. Place it, scan, and the image holds. There is no gel on the face, brows or hairline.
Sticks in place. Hands free.
The tacky hydrogel stays exactly where you put it, so your second hand is free to mark, stretch the skin or inject.
Sharper skin-layer images
The 4 mm stand-off lifts the probe face off the skin, so the epidermis, dermis and superficial fat sit in a clearer part of the image.
Vessels stay open on Doppler
The probe rests on the pad instead of pressing the skin, so superficial facial arteries keep their flow on color Doppler.
Inject through the pad
The needle passes straight through the hydrogel. The pad stays on, and the image stays live from mapping to the last pass.
Lift off. Skin is ready.
Nothing to wipe away. Lift the pad and the skin is clean and dry, ready for antisepsis and the next step.
Sterile, one pad per client
Every pad comes in its own sealed pack, ready to open at the treatment chair.
Gentle on skin
ISO 10993 biocompatibility-tested hydrogel that rests softly on the face and lifts away clean.
Peel, place, scan, lift
Peel
Open one sealed pack at the treatment chair.
Place
Press the pad onto the skin over the area you want to see. It stays put.
Scan
Rest the probe on the pad and scan through it: B-mode, Doppler or a needle pass.
Lift
Lift the pad away. Re-place it on the next area of the same client, or open a fresh pad for the next client.
Map, mark and inject through one pad
Ultrasound-guided filler work runs on a live image of the vessels. The Suresult gel pad keeps that image live from the first scan to the last needle pass.
- Stays on through B-mode, color Doppler and the injection.
- The needle passes straight through the hydrogel.
- Crystal clear: your skin markings stay visible under the pad.
- Lifts and re-places on the next area of the same client.
- Facial best-practice papers call for a coupling layer between probe and skin and minimal probe pressure. The pad builds that layer in: 4 mm, every scan.
Built for the treatment room
Same geometry every visit
A fixed 4 mm stand-off keeps FaceAtlas AI follow-up measurements comparable from visit to visit.
Follows every curve
Soft hydrogel conforms to the nose, lips, chin and jawline.
Clean probe, fast turnover
There is no gel in the probe seams. Wipe the probe face and the next client is ready.
Made to travel
One pack in the kit replaces leaking gel bottles, for mobile injectors and multi-site practices. The pads have a 5-year shelf life.
Gel pad, stand-off block, bottled gel or sterile packet?
| Sterile | Built-in stand-off | Left on the skin after the scan | Gel near eyes, brows and hairline | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Suresult gel pad | Yes, one sealed pad per client | 4 mm, every scan | Nothing | None |
| Aquaflex stand-off pad (Ø9 cm × 2 cm) | Not labeled sterile | 20 mm | Nothing | None |
| Bottled gel | No, multi-use bottle | None | Gel to wipe off | Yes |
| Sterile gel packet | Yes | None | Gel to wipe off | Yes |
$140 for 50 pads, shipping and tax included. No hidden fees.
Specifications
| Material | Medical hydrogel, crystal clear |
|---|---|
| Diameter | 35 mm |
| Thickness | 4 mm |
| Adhesive | Yes, repositionable on the same client |
| Sterility | Sterile, individually sealed |
| Biocompatibility | ISO 10993 tested |
| Latex-free | Yes |
| Shelf life | 5 years |
| Speed of sound (35 °C) | 1520–1620 m/s |
| Acoustic impedance (35 °C) | 1.5–1.7 × 10⁶ Pa·s/m |
| Attenuation (35 °C) | ≤ 0.1 dB/(cm·MHz) |
| Pack size | 50 pads |
| Use | One pad per client |
| Fits | Suresult L14, L14Pro, L20, L20Pro, L24 and L24Pro, plus other brands' linear probes |
The pad's acoustic impedance sits in the soft-tissue range, and its speed of sound spans the 1540 m/s that scanners assume. A 4 mm pad loses under 1 dB each way, even at 24 MHz.
Fits these Suresult probes
Use the pads with any of these six Suresult linear probes. Linear probes from other brands take the same pad.
What the guidelines say
Clinics that scan and then inject work to two sets of rules: sterile coupling for the needle, and light probe contact for the skin and vessels. A sealed, sterile, 4 mm Suresult pad meets both.
Sterile coupling for injection work
- CDC, 2025
Use only single-use ultrasound gel labeled sterile for scanning before or during any procedure that punctures the skin.
- AIUM, 2025
Sterile single-use gel packets are preferred over nonsterile gel whenever infection is a concern, including any procedure that passes a device through tissue.
- UK Health Security Agency, 2025
The sterile rule covers the ultrasound scan that views or assesses a site before an aseptic injection planned within 24 hours.
- Velthuis et al., 2025 (international Delphi consensus)
Ultrasound-guided filler, toxin and lipolysis injections need a sterile probe cover and sterile gel.
- CDC MMWR (Hudson et al.), 2022
Gel left on the skin is difficult to remove before skin antisepsis.
Stand-off and light pressure for skin and vessels
- EFSUMB, 2021
Dermatologic ultrasound uses gel pads for accurate epidermal evaluation and to avoid compressing the superficial vascular plexus.
- Kripfgans & Chan, 2023
Probe pressure collapses small superficial vessels and lowers Doppler flow readings; a solid gel pad used as a stand-off lifts the probe off the skin.
- Teixeira, 2025
Excessive probe pressure compresses facial vessels and makes them harder to identify.
- Corvino et al., 2020
With a gel stand-off pad, Doppler showed flow in 84% of skin lesions, against 56% without.
- Vasconcelos-Berg et al., 2025
Lower-face best practice keeps a coupling layer between probe and skin and applies minimal pressure.
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FAQ
What is the Suresult Aesthetic Ultrasound Gel Pad?
The Suresult Aesthetic Ultrasound Gel Pad is a sterile, adhesive hydrogel standoff pad for facial and aesthetic ultrasound. Each Ø35 × 4 mm pad replaces ultrasound gel, fits under Suresult and other brands' linear probes, stays on through color Doppler and the injection, and lets the needle pass through it. Suresult sells 50 individually sealed pads to a pack for $140, shipping and tax included.
Which probes do the gel pads fit?
All six Suresult linear probes (L14, L14Pro, L20, L20Pro, L24 and L24Pro), plus linear probes from other brands.
What can I use instead of ultrasound gel?
A gel pad. The Suresult hydrogel pad couples the probe to the skin on its own, so the image stays stable with no gel at all and there is nothing to wipe off afterwards. It stays on for Doppler and lets the needle pass through, so one pad covers a client's whole scan-and-inject session.
Is this a standoff pad for facial ultrasound?
Yes. The Suresult gel pad is a 4 mm hydrogel standoff pad sized for the face: at Ø35 mm it fits under a facial linear probe and conforms to the nose, lips, chin and jawline. The standoff lifts the probe face off the skin, so the epidermis, dermis and superficial fat sit in a clearer part of the image. EFSUMB (2021) calls for gel pads in dermatologic ultrasound for accurate epidermal evaluation.
Does the pad stay in place by itself?
Yes. The Suresult gel pad is adhesive and stays exactly where you place it, so nobody has to hold it. Lift it and place it again on the next area of the same client.
Can I inject through the pad?
Yes. The Suresult gel pad stays on during the injection and the needle passes straight through it, so the image stays live from mapping to the last needle pass.
Can I use the pad for Doppler of facial vessels?
Yes. The Suresult gel pad stays on for color and power Doppler. The probe rests on the pad instead of pressing the skin, so superficial arteries stay open. Dermatologic ultrasound guidance (EFSUMB 2021) uses gel pads to avoid compressing the superficial vascular plexus, and on skin lesions Doppler showed flow in 84% of cases with a gel stand-off pad against 56% without (Corvino 2020).
The same pad belongs in the emergency kit for vascular occlusion after filler, where Doppler confirms whether an artery still carries flow.
Is the pad sterile, and how often do I change it?
Yes. Every Suresult gel pad is sterile and sealed in its own pack. Use one pad per client. Within a session, lift it and re-place it on the next area of the same client.
Is the pad latex-free, and what is it made of?
Yes, it is latex-free, so it suits clients with a latex allergy. The Suresult gel pad is medical hydrogel, tested for biocompatibility to ISO 10993. The pad is crystal clear, so your skin markings stay visible through it.
How long do the pads keep?
The Suresult gel pads have a 5-year shelf life.
What are the pad's acoustic properties?
At 35 °C: speed of sound 1520–1620 m/s, acoustic impedance 1.5–1.7 × 10⁶ Pa·s/m, and attenuation ≤ 0.1 dB/(cm·MHz). A 4 mm pad loses under 1 dB each way, even at 24 MHz.
Why scan through a pad instead of gel?
Three reasons:
- The 4 mm stand-off places the epidermis, dermis and superficial fat in a clearer part of the image.
- The probe rests on the pad instead of pressing on superficial vessels.
- The skin is clean and ready for antisepsis the moment the pad comes off.
Why does sterile coupling matter before an injection?
- CDC (2025): use only single-use gel labeled sterile for scanning before or during any procedure that punctures the skin.
- AIUM (2025): prefers sterile single-use gel packets over nonsterile gel whenever infection is a concern.
- A sealed, sterile pad per client is that sterile coupling.
How is this different from an Aquaflex pad?
- Aquaflex 04-02 is a Ø9 cm × 2 cm stand-off pad sold in boxes of 6. Parker labels it bacteriostatic, with no sterile label.
- The Suresult pad is a sterile, adhesive Ø35 × 4 mm hydrogel pad made for the face: it fits under a facial probe, stays in place on its own and lets the needle pass through it.
How is this different from a CIVCO Envision pad?
- CIVCO Envision H2O-001 is a sterile, adhesive 8.25 × 12.7 cm pad made for vascular access, nerve blocks and thyroid fine-needle aspiration, and it is activated with a sterile liquid.
- The Suresult pad is a sterile, adhesive Ø35 × 4 mm hydrogel pad made for the face: it goes on straight from its sealed pack, fits under a facial linear probe, stays on through Doppler and lets the needle pass through it. Suresult sells 50 pads for $140, shipping and tax included.
How many pads come in a pack, and what does shipping cost?
50 sterile pads per pack for $140, with shipping and tax included.
Can I add gel pads when I buy a probe?
Yes. Every L14, L14Pro, L20, L20Pro, L24 and L24Pro page offers the gel pads under Add Your Scanner Accessories, where you choose how many packs you need.
Is this the coupling pad shown on the FaceAtlas AI page?
Yes. It is the same Suresult gel pad.