Microneedling
Controlled treatment for selected skin concerns
During microneedling, a device with small needles is passed over the treatment area to create controlled micro-injuries in the skin. The procedure initiates the skin's normal wound-healing response. Results are not immediate and vary among individuals.
Microneedling may be considered for the appearance of certain textural concerns and scars. The treatment depth, number of sessions, and interval between treatments depend on the area, skin condition, and individual plan. PRP may be offered as an add-on when clinically appropriate.
Microneedling is not appropriate for everyone. Your provider will screen for factors such as active infection, open wounds, certain skin conditions, impaired healing, recent isotretinoin use, pregnancy or breastfeeding, medications, and recent procedures in the treatment area.
Areas treated
- Skin texture
- Appearance of certain acne scars
- Appearance of fine lines
- Other appropriate concerns identified during consultation
Results
Individual treatment results
We publish before-and-after photographs only with written authorization from actual Lilac clients, accurately identified by treatment and timing. Client photography will appear here when available.
Individual results vary, and no outcome is guaranteed.
Standard Pricing
$250–$350 per treatment
Price depends on the treatment area. PRP add-on: $150–$200 when appropriate. Your total price will be confirmed before treatment. Standard prices are shown; current offers may be available.
Prices shown are standard treatment prices. Current offers may be available. The provider will explain the proposed service and total price before treatment.
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Schedule a consultation for an individual assessment. The consultation fee is $99 and is waived when a service is received.
Book an AppointmentWebsite information is educational and does not replace an individual medical assessment. Treatment eligibility, product selection, dose, technique, and follow-up are determined by the treating clinician under applicable medical protocols.
