PRF Biofiller

What is PRF Biofiller?

PRF — platelet-rich fibrin — is the second generation of autologous regenerative therapy. Where PRP is liquid plasma reapplied topically, PRF is processed differently to form a soft, gel-like fibrin matrix. That matrix slowly releases growth factors over a window of around fourteen days, producing a longer and more sustained regenerative signal than PRP delivers in a single hit.

PRF can be used as a topical treatment with microneedling, or — when prepared as a denser gel — as a fully autologous biofiller, gently restoring volume in delicate areas such as the under-eye hollow without using hyaluronic acid filler.

How it works

The process begins with a small blood draw. The blood is centrifuged using a different protocol from PRP — slower, no anticoagulant — which preserves the white blood cells and forms a soft fibrin scaffold. The scaffold is either applied topically with microneedling, or carefully placed via fine needle into delicate tissue planes. The fibrin holds the growth factors in place; the slow release maintains the regenerative environment for around two weeks.

Who it's for

PRF Biofiller is particularly good for the under-eye hollow, where conventional filler carries a risk of migration, discoloration or sustained puffiness. It is also a strong choice for clients who want fully autologous treatments and have already responded well to PRP.

The Lumara protocol

PRF is performed by a doctor — the placement requires precise anatomical knowledge and the consequences of imprecise placement (in the under-eye area especially) are real. We will not delegate this treatment.

Aftercare

Mild swelling for up to 48 hours, especially under-eye. Sleep slightly elevated for the first night. No saunas or strenuous exercise for 48 hours. Results emerge over four to six weeks.