Microneedling

Microneedling is a cosmetic procedure that is safe for all skin types! It is a device that uses fine needles to create tiny punctures in the skin, stimulating natural healing and boosting collagen and elastin production. This improves skin texture, reduces scars, fine lines, and wrinkles, and enhances overall tone. While commonly performed on the face, it can be used on other body areas. The procedure is minimally invasive, with some redness and swelling, but recovery is quick.

Not all SkinPens are created equal in quality—tools matter! Here’s why we selected the SkinPen Precision from Crown Aesthetics

Technology: SkinPen® Precision is the first approved Class II microneedling device, authorized for marketing. It uses advanced techniques to boost collagen and elastin production, enhancing skin texture and firmness. It offers: U.S.-Engineered Excellence and Safety, Sterile cartridges with precise needle depth support natural healing without damaging the skin, The first medical-grade microneedling product in the U.S. with adjustable needle depth, Proprietary technology tested to prevent cross-contamination, A recent study found SkinPen’s cartridge to be the highest quality among competitors, noted for its contamination-free operation and smooth needles.

Overall, SkinPen is a popular choice for those looking to enhance their skin’s appearance with minimal downtime and natural-looking results

Microneedling full face and neck – with Glide: $600

Microneedling full face and neck – with PRP boost*: $800

VAMP boost* add-on: $400

Boost:
A boost refers to the topical application of a product directly onto the skin’s surface during a procedure. The product is not introduced beneath the skin but is instead absorbed externally. This method supports the skin by enhancing hydration, radiance, or nutrient delivery at the surface level and is often used as a complementary step to promote skin vitality and post-treatment glow.

Injection:
An injection involves delivering the product directly into the skin or subdermal layers using a needle or cannula. This technique allows the product to interact with deeper structures, such as the dermis or subcutaneous tissue, for more targeted and sustained results—such as volume restoration, collagen stimulation, or localized therapeutic effects.