PRF EZ Gel (Platelet-Rich Fibrin Filler)

PRF EZ Gel at Austin Plastic Surgeon's MedSpa combines Platelet-Rich Fibrin with albumin to create an autologous gel filler-like injectable. Priced at $975 for one syringe or $1,750 for two, it uses the patient's own blood to produce a growth-factor-rich biostimulatory gel for under-eye rejuvenation, fine lines, skin quality improvement, and volume restoration — without synthetic filler materials. Results develop over weeks as the fibrin scaffold stimulates tissue regeneration.

PRF EZ Gel is an advanced next-generation platelet biostimulator offered at Austin Plastic Surgeon's MedSpa, representing an evolution from standard PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) injections. Unlike PRP — which uses anticoagulants (EDTA or citrate) during centrifugation to produce a liquid plasma concentrate — PRF (Platelet-Rich Fibrin) is collected in plain tubes without anticoagulants, allowing a natural fibrin clot network to form around the concentrated platelets and growth factors. When heated and cooled using the EZ Gel protocol, this fibrin matrix can be converted into a viscous gel with injectable properties, making it a biostimulatory alternative to synthetic hyaluronic acid fillers. The EZ Gel technique involves a blood draw, centrifugation to produce the PRF fraction, heating of the PRF concentrate to gel consistency (a quick thermal step), followed by injection into target areas using standard needle or cannula technique. The resulting gel provides immediate mechanical volume similar to a soft tissue filler while simultaneously releasing a sustained depot of autologous growth factors — including PDGF, TGF-β, VEGF, and EGF — from the fibrin scaffold over days to weeks, stimulating fibroblast proliferation and neocollagenesis in the surrounding tissue. Commonly treated areas include the under-eye tear trough (where its biocompatibility profile and absence of HA makes it a preferred option for patients with Tyndall effect risk), the cheeks and mid-face for soft volume restoration, the nasolabial folds, and the temples. Pricing is $975 for one syringe and $1,750 for two syringes. Results develop over four to eight weeks as the fibrin scaffold biodegrades and tissue remodelling occurs, with effects associated with lasting six to twelve months.