Microneedling · From $225
Microneedling (collagen induction therapy)
Also called collagen induction therapy, microneedling uses ultra-fine needles to create controlled microchannels in the skin.
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Collagen induction
Also called collagen induction therapy, microneedling uses ultra-fine needles to create controlled microchannels in the skin. Those tiny channels switch on your body's own healing response, prompting fresh collagen and elastin, the scaffolding that keeps skin firm and smooth.
Over a short series it softens fine lines, refines uneven texture and enlarged pores, and helps fade acne scars, leaving skin firmer, smoother and more even, with minimal downtime.
For the fullest results we recommend a series of three. Add the neck or décolletage to carry the same renewal past the jawline.
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- What is microneedling?
- Also called collagen induction therapy, microneedling uses ultra-fine needles to create controlled microchannels in the skin. Those tiny channels switch on your body's own healing response, prompting fresh collagen and elastin, the scaffolding that keeps skin firm and smooth.
- How much does microneedling cost?
- From $225 (face) · Series of 3 from $600. We partner with Cherry, so you can split the cost of a treatment into monthly payments. Applying takes about a minute on your phone, and checking what you qualify for does not affect your credit score. You can start at eclatazmedspa.com/payment-plans, ask at checkout, or raise it at your consultation and we will walk you through what fits. Cost planning is part of the plan we build with you, not a surprise at the end: every price comes from our published menu except HALO® and biostimulators, which are priced at your consultation, so you can think it over at home first.
- Is there downtime after microneedling?
- A little, and it is honest to call it that rather than none. Right afterwards the skin is typically flushed and can feel like a mild sunburn; the American Academy of Dermatology describes those reactions as usually disappearing in a few days to a week, and advises waiting twenty-four hours before makeup goes back on. We will send you home knowing exactly how to look after it.
- How many microneedling sessions will I need?
- For the fullest results we recommend a series of three — the same recommendation printed on our menu, priced there as a series. How the visits are spaced is set with your provider at the first appointment, and the American Academy of Dermatology likewise describes more than one session as typical for the results people want. Start with one if you prefer; the plan can grow from there.
- Who is microneedling for?
- People bring it fine lines, uneven texture, enlarged pores, and acne scars — the concerns it is built around. Whether it is right for your skin is an individual question we answer face to face: candidacy depends on what your skin is doing right now, and a free consultation settles it honestly. If microneedling is not the right move yet, we will say so.
- Does microneedling hurt?
- Most people feel warmth or a light scratching sensation rather than pain. A numbing cream is commonly applied beforehand, and afterwards the skin can feel like a mild sunburn for a few days.
- How long does a microneedling appointment take?
- We book an hour for the face, an hour and a half with the neck, and two hours with the neck and décolletage.
- When will I see results, and how long do they last?
- Some people see improvement within a few weeks, but full results usually take several months as new collagen builds. The results fade gradually as your body loses collagen with age, which is why a yearly maintenance session is often suggested.
- How is it different from PDRN microneedling?
- The needling is the same. With PDRN microneedling, a PDRN-based formulation, derived from salmon DNA, is applied to the skin after the needling as part of the treatment. Recovery is similar and the aftercare is the same.
- Is the consultation free?
- Yes, always. A consultation here is a real appointment with our nurse practitioner, our registered nurse or one of our licensed aestheticians, depending on the treatment, at no charge, with no pressure and no obligation attached. We talk through your skin, your goals, and what we would honestly recommend, and you leave with a plan you can take home. Come for the consultation, decide on treatment after. You don't have to book one on the spot.
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