What Does Microneedling With PDRN Cost in Phoenix?

The $350 covers one microneedling session for the face with PDRN applied. In the room, that means the needling pass, where ultra-fine needles create controlled microchannels in the skin, followed by the PDRN serum, applied so that it travels through those channels rather than sitting on top. The serum is part of the price, not a line added at checkout.

It also covers the conversation on either side of the treatment. Before anything begins, your provider confirms the plan and your exact price. Afterwards, we walk you through the days ahead: skin that is typically flushed and can feel like a mild sunburn, with the American Academy of Dermatology describing those reactions as usually disappearing in a few days to a week, and a twenty-four hour wait before makeup goes back on.

And it sits after a consultation that costs nothing. If the consultation ends with a recommendation for something else, or for nothing at all, you have spent nothing.

Because of one ingredient and one extra step. PDRN stands for polydeoxyribonucleotide, a compound derived from salmon DNA, which is why the treatment is also called salmon DNA therapy on our menu. It arrives at the treatment room as a serum. The needling is identical to plain microneedling; the difference is that the serum is applied through the channels the needles have just opened.

So the $125 is the serum and the step of applying it. It is not a different machine, and it is not a different set of days afterwards. What PDRN is expected to do for your skin in particular is the part we keep for the consultation, because it depends on what your skin is doing and what you want from it.

Yes, modestly, and only if a series is the right plan. Three single PDRN sessions come to $1,050; the series of three is published from $1,000. For plain microneedling the same arithmetic is $675 against a series from $600. For the fullest results we recommend a series of three, and the American Academy of Dermatology likewise describes more than one session as typical for the results people want.

The word from marks the face-only version. Neck and décolletage add-ons move the total, and so does anything else the plan calls for, which is why the exact figure gets written down at the consultation before you decide. Here is what each line on our menu is, and what it covers.

If you are comparing practices in Phoenix, which we would expect, the price alone tells you less than it seems to. Four things a quote should make clear before you compare it to ours:

Yes. We partner with Cherry, so the cost of a treatment or a series can be split into monthly payments. Applying takes about a minute on your phone, checking what you qualify for does not affect your credit score, and the plan itself is an agreement between you and Cherry. The treatment price does not change: it is the menu price, whichever way you pay.

Raise it at the consultation and we will walk through what a plan would look like for the treatment you actually want, or ask at checkout.

You do not, from a price page, and neither do we. The consultation is where we look at your skin in person and say which of the two microneedling treatments we would recommend, or whether something else on the menu fits better. Sometimes the honest answer is plain microneedling at $225, and we will say so.

If you already know you want the PDRN series, the consultation is also where the calendar gets built: three visits, placed where a few flushed days are easy to give. Bring your questions. The price will be the one you read here.