PRF EZ Gel Treatment Guide
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What is a PRF EZ Gel?
PRF EZ Gel — also called EZ Gel or "bio-filler" — is made entirely from your own blood. A small sample is drawn and spun to concentrate platelet-rich fibrin (PRF), which is then gently heated and cooled to form a natural gel. That gel is injected as an autologous filler and skin-quality booster, so there is no synthetic filler involved.
It is used most often for under-eye hollows and tear troughs, nasolabial folds, temples, and overall skin quality, and is frequently paired with microneedling to improve texture. The gel gives soft, immediate volume, and the platelet growth factors then stimulate your own collagen. Results are gradual and natural; the gel is absorbed over about three to six months, so it is not permanent, and most providers recommend a series of sessions.
Pricing is per session or per area. Because it uses your own blood there is no synthetic-filler cost, but it does add a blood draw and processing. Ask whether the price is per area or per session, whether it will be paired with microneedling, and how many sessions your goal realistically needs.
How much does a PRF EZ Gel cost?
PRF EZ Gel nationally typically costs $700 to $1,200 per session — it is made from your own blood, so you are paying for the draw, processing, and injection rather than a syringe of synthetic filler. Treating multiple areas, adding microneedling, or a recommended series raises the total.
Last updated July 2026. Estimates reflect national averages and Get Clear Beauty provider data — read how we estimate prices.
What to ask your provider
- Is this priced per area or per session, and what is your rate?
- How many sessions do you recommend for my goal?
- Will you inject it as a filler, pair it with microneedling, or both?
- When will I see results, and how long will they last for me?
- How do you draw and process the blood safely with single-use equipment?
- How is this different from HA filler or a Vampire Facial for me?