How Much Does Microneedling Cost? A Real Breakdown Before You Book
Author: Dr. Saima Rafiq
Updated on February 23, 2026
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Microneedling typically costs a few hundred dollars per session, but the final price can vary based on the treatment area, provider, type of microneedling, number of sessions, and whether additional treatments are included.
In this guide, we'll break down microneedling cost per session, what affects the price, package pricing, and the difference between standard microneedling and advanced options such as microneedling with PRP or exosomes.
What Is Microneedling (and Why People Pay for It)?
Microneedling is a collagen-induction treatment that uses ultra-fine needles to create controlled micro-injuries in the skin. This triggers the skin’s natural healing response and supports collagen production.
People usually choose microneedling to improve:
Fine lines and wrinkles
Acne scars and other types of scarring
Uneven skin texture
The appearance of enlarged pores
The Average Cost of Microneedling Treatment
Professional microneedling commonly costs around $200 to $700 per session in 2026. The price can vary depending on the provider, treatment area, type of microneedling, location, and whether additional treatments are included. In Orlando, current pricing estimates also commonly fall within this range.
Rather than relying on one “average” price, it is more useful to compare what is included in the treatment and whether you are choosing standard microneedling or an option such as microneedling with exosomes.
The Reality of Total Investment
Microneedling is often performed as a series of treatments rather than a single session. The number of sessions varies depending on your skin concerns, treatment goals, and provider assessment.
If you have 3 to 6 sessions, a treatment series could range from approximately $600 to $4,200 based on the broader 200–700 per-session range. Your actual total may be lower or higher depending on the treatment selected and provider pricing.
Single Session vs. Package Pricing
Some practices offer package pricing when you purchase multiple microneedling sessions together. A package may reduce the per-session cost, but discounts vary by provider.
Before choosing a package, ask what is included in each session, whether the package applies to your treatment area, and whether additional options such as exosomes are charged separately.
What Is Included in the Cost of Microneedling?
A microneedling price does not always include the same things from one provider to another. Before comparing prices, check what is included in the quoted cost.
Treatment area: A price may cover the face only, while face-and-neck or larger treatment areas may cost more.
Microneedling device: The device and treatment protocol used can affect the overall price. NUR Med Spa & Wellness offers SkinPen microneedling and microneedling with exosomes.
Consultation or assessment: Some providers include an initial consultation or skin assessment, while others may charge separately.
Products used during treatment: The quoted price may include products used as part of the microneedling treatment or may list them separately.
Exosomes or other add-ons: If you choosemicroneedling with exosomes, confirm whether the exosome treatment is included in the advertised price or charged separately.
Aftercare: Ask whether post-treatment products or aftercare instructions are included in the cost.
Single session or package: A listed price may apply to one session, while multiple-session packages may have different pricing.
How Much Does Microneedling Cost for the Face?
Full-face microneedling commonly falls within the broader professional microneedling price range of $200 to $700 per session. The exact cost depends on the provider, treatment area, device used, and whether additional products or treatments are included.
Treating the face and neck may cost more than treating the face alone because the treatment covers a larger area.
When comparing prices, check whether the quoted cost is for the face only or includes additional areas.
How Much Does SkinPen Microneedling Cost?
SkinPen microneedling is a professional microneedling treatment that uses the SkinPen device to create controlled micro-injuries in the skin and support the skin's natural healing response.
The cost of SkinPen microneedling varies by provider and treatment area. A single session may have a different price from a multi-session package.
At our med spa in Lake Nona, Orlando, SkinPen microneedling is one of the available microneedling options. Contact the clinic for current pricing and to find out what is included in the treatment.
How Much Does Microneedling With Exosomes Cost?
Microneedling with exosomes can cost more than standard microneedling because it combines the microneedling treatment with an additional exosome-based product.
The final price depends on the provider, treatment area, treatment protocol, and what is included in the service. Some providers list the exosome component separately, while others include it in the treatment price.
We offer microneedling with exosomes. For current pricing, ask the clinic what is included in the treatment and whether the price is for a single session or a package.
Is Microneedling Worth the Investment?
Whether microneedling is worth the cost depends on your skin concerns, treatment goals, and the type of treatment you choose. The price can vary significantly between standard SkinPen microneedling and microneedling with exosomes, so it is important to understand what you are paying for.
When comparing providers, look at the treatment area, technology used, what is included in the price, and whether you are paying for a single session or a package. A lower price does not always mean the same treatment or level of service.
Contact NUR Med Spa & Wellness to discuss your options and current pricing before booking.
FAQs about Microneedling Price
Is microneedling covered by insurance?
Because microneedling is considered a cosmetic procedure, it’s usually not covered by standard insurance. However, some HSA or FSA plans may allow you to use funds toward your treatment. Check with your provider to see if that applies to you.
How much is 3 sessions of microneedling?
Three microneedling sessions could cost approximately $600 to $2,100, based on a professional per-session range of $200 to $700. Actual pricing varies by provider, treatment area, treatment type, and whether you choose a package or add-on such as exosomes.
Is 40 too old for microneedling?
No. Being 40 is not, by itself, too old for microneedling. Adults may consider microneedling for concerns such as fine lines, uneven texture, acne scars, or enlarged pores. Whether it is appropriate for you depends on your skin and individual treatment goals.
How much should I spend on microneedling?
There is no single amount everyone should spend on microneedling. Professional treatments can commonly range from $200 to $700 per session, depending on the provider, treatment area, technology, and what is included. Compare the full treatment and services provided rather than choosing based only on the lowest price.
Disclaimer: This blog is for general informational purposes only and is not medical advice. Always consult a licensed healthcare professional before starting any treatment or procedure. Do not rely solely on this content for medical decisions. We are not responsible for any actions taken based on the information provided.
Written By
Dr. Saima Rafiq, D.O.
Top Aesthetic Injector, Osteopathic Physician
Dr. Saima Rafiq, D.O., Co-Founder and Medical Director of NUR Med Spa, brings over a decade of medical expertise to the world of aesthetics and wellness. Board-certified in internal medicine and a graduate of Nova Southeastern University.
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