Microneedling Cost

Admit it: you’ve heard of microneedling and are fascinated by this novel new therapy. You may have heard about microneedling while watching “Keeping Up with the Kardashians.” Perhaps a friend informed you about the skin-rejuvenating benefits of microneedling. Regardless, you have one question, how much does microneedling cost?

What Is the Price of Microneedling?

A single microneedling procedure may cost between $100 to $700, according to Healthline.com. In addition, most microneedling customers need two to five sessions (four to six weeks apart) to get their desired outcomes.

What Influences My Microneedling Cost?

Several elements may influence the ultimate pricing for microneedling. These elements are as follows:

• The size of the treatment area
• How your skin reacts to treatments
• The number of microneedling sessions required to see results
• The cost-of-living index is where your microneedling treatments will be done.
• If any extra components are being introduced to your therapy (like microneedling with PRP)
• If there are any current deals or discounts available
• Using radiofrequency microneedling or rf microneedling

The Laser Skin Clinic provides single-session microneedling treatments and package discounts for those interested in a comprehensive treatment plan.

Is Microneedling an Option for Me?

If you’re dissatisfied with the look of your skin for any of the following reasons, microneedling is an excellent option for you:

• You have wrinkles and fine lines.
• You have persistent hyperpigmentation.
• You have sun damage indications.
• You have acne scars that haven’t disappeared with time.
• Your skin’s texture is uneven.

Microneedling treatments may be used on the face and decolletage. You will not need to take time off, although some bleeding, swelling, and discomfort at the treatment site are to be expected.

Unlike other in-clinic treatments on the market, Potenza Radiofrequency skin tightening treatments may be performed on various skin types, different regions of the body, and throughout the year.

Who is a suitable candidate for Potenza radiofrequency skin tightening?

Potenza Radiofrequency skin tightening is perfect for anybody looking to reverse the effects of ageing. This therapy is excellent for you if you have blemishes, wrinkles, or loose drooping skin. Radiofrequency skin tightening is also beneficial for people with stretch marks, big pores, acne scars, or other scars. It is safe for all skin types, especially dark skin since it employs RF waves rather than laser. It is the ultimate non-invasive therapy for skin tightening and face lifting.

How many radiofrequency skin tightening sessions will I require?

You may get outstanding results with only one treatment, but we suggest purchasing a package of three radiofrequency skin tightening sessions for the best results. Each treatment should be spaced six weeks apart to enable collagen and elastin to grow so that the 6-week healing interval allows maximum collagen and elastin formation in your skin.

How long does skin tightening take?

The RF skin treatment is about 30 to 45 minutes long. Before your treatment, we administer a powerful topical numbing lotion and offer aftercare instructions. You will feel heat throughout the treatment, but it is not unpleasant and is bearable.

Is Potenza interchangeable with other radio frequency skin tightening devices on the market?

Radiofrequency skin-tightening gadgets are not all the same! Potenza is the world’s first 4-mode (Monopolar 1MHz, Bipolar 1MHz, Monopolar 2MHz, Bipolar 2MHz) radiofrequency skin tightening device that is FDA and Health Canada-certified. In addition, Potenza has unique Cushion Plus technology, which enables the micro-needles to penetrate deep into the epidermis while delivering RF energy at the exact depth required to enhance collagen formation.

Take the Following Step

Would you like to know more about microneedling? Please consult with one of our experienced specialists at the Laser Skin Clinic Toronto. (647) 560 9233. Could you book your free consultation?