• How Much Does Microneedling Cost?

There are many microneedling devices in the medical industry, but we use the best of the best! SkinPen Precision is the first and only FDA-cleared microneedling device with indications for both the face and neck to promote cell regeneration.

Our microneedling procedures cost less than the alternatives due to their non-invasive nature.  During the complimentary consultation, our physician will customize an anti-aging treatment plan to best meet your aesthetic goals.

Our base price starts at $400 for a single facial treatment or $1,100 for a package of 3 facial treatments. Upon consultation, you may choose to add-on your neck or chest. Those add-on prices will be discussed during your consultation.

• How Often Do I Need Microneedling?

Typically, for the face, patients experience optimal results after 3 treatments within a 6-month period. For the neck area, it is recommended to do a series of 4 treatments over a 6-month period.

All treatments should be spaced 4 weeks apart.  SkinPen Precision microneedling is clinically proven to deliver results that last up to 6 months.

Microneedling is a collagen-building treatment and can safely be done every month.

• What is the Recovery Time?

Your skin will be red, similar to a sunburn. As the skin begins to repair itself, you may experience dry, flaky skin, peeling, and continued mild redness over the next few days and will need to keep it well moisturized. These conditions will resolve over time without any further complications.

• Does It Hurt?

Microneedling procedures are not painful and are tolerated by most skin types.  Before the treatment, we apply a topical numbing cream to your skin to keep you comfortable during the procedure.

• Who is Not a Candidate?

SkinPen Precision should not be used on patients who are pregnant or nursing, who have active skin cancer in the treatment areas, open wounds, sores, or irritated skin in the treatment areas, an allergy to stainless steel or anesthetics, a bleeding disorder or bleeding disfunction, or those who are currently taking drugs with the ingredient isotretinoin (such as Accutane).