Microneedling W/ PRP

Microneedling, Medical Grade: This treatment can be done as a stand alone or combined with PRP to enhance skins' rejuvenation process. It is used for the treatment of fine lines, acne scars and the improvement of the skin's texture, tone and color. Micro-injuries to the skin are made in order to aid in the production of collagen and elastin. The micro-channels allow topical gels, creams and serums to be absorbed more effectively, enhancing the effects in deeper layers of the skin. Microneedling can be used on all parts of the body: face, neck, decollete, arms, hands, legs, abdomen and back.

PRP-Platelet Rich Plasma: is a method whereby your blood is taken in a vial and spun down to separate out your body's own liquid gold which contains platelets, stem cells, and growth factors. It is then injected back into your skin, to accelerate a healing process by creating new collagen and elastin. PRP is used to rejuvenate skin, as an anti-aging method, to treat sun damage, scars, acne and for hair loss. Medical grade microneedling is often done afterwards to enhance the effectiveness of the treatment. Number of treatments depending upon the clients condition, for skin a minimum of 3 treatments every 6-8 weeks, for hair restoration, 6 treatments would be required. the skin will become thinker and soften the appearance of wrinkles.

FAQs

  • Microneedling with PRP, also known as the "Vampire Facial," is a skin rejuvenation treatment that combines microneedling with platelet-rich plasma (PRP) from your own blood. The treatment helps boost collagen production, improve skin texture, and promote healing.

    • A small amount of your blood is drawn and spun in a centrifuge to extract the platelet-rich plasma (PRP).

    • A microneedling device creates tiny controlled micro-injuries in the skin.

    • The PRP is applied to the treated area, helping to speed up healing and collagen production.

    • ✔ Improves skin texture and tone

    • ✔ Reduces fine lines and wrinkles

    • ✔ Fades acne scars and hyperpigmentation

    • ✔ Minimizes large pores

    • ✔ Enhances skin elasticity

    • ✔ Speeds up wound healing

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    • Face (most common)

    • Neck

    • Décolletage (chest)

    • Hands

    • Scalp (for hair growth stimulation)

    • Stretch marks on the body

  • Most people need 3–6 sessions, spaced 4–6 weeks apart, for best results.

  • Initial results appear in 1–2 weeks, with full results after 3–6 months as collagen production increases.

  • Results typically last 6 months to 1 year, depending on skincare, lifestyle, and sun exposure.

  • A numbing cream is applied before treatment, so discomfort is minimal. Most patients report a mild scratching or tingling sensation.

  • Common side effects include:

    • Redness and mild swelling (lasts 1-3 days)

    • Dryness or peeling (as skin heals)

    • Minor pinpoint bleeding or bruising

    Rare risks:

    • Infection (if aftercare instructions aren’t followed)

    • Hyperpigmentation (if skin is exposed to sun too soon)

  • Before treatment:

    • Avoid NSAIDs, alcohol, and blood thinners for 24-48 hours.

    • Stop using retinoids and exfoliants for 3-5 days.

    After treatment:

    • Avoid direct sun exposure for at least 1 week.

    • No makeup, sweating, or swimming for 24 hours.

    • Use gentle skincare and SPF to protect healing skin.

  • It’s best to wait at least 24-48 hours before applying makeup.

  • Yes! It pairs well with:

    • Laser treatments (for deeper resurfacing)

    • Botox or fillers (to enhance anti-aging effects)

    • Chemical peels (for extra exfoliation)

  • Per session: $600–$1,500

  • Avoid this treatment if you:

    • Are pregnant or breastfeeding

    • Have active acne, rosacea, or skin infections

    • Have a history of keloid scarring

    • Have a bleeding disorder or take blood thinners

  • Look for a board-certified dermatologist, plastic surgeon, or nurse educated with this procedure.