Microneedling with HA, PRP & Exosomes
A controlled micro-injury protocol that stimulates your own collagen and elastin production. Three levels of biologic support — from hyaluronic acid to autologous platelet-rich plasma to exosome signaling — chosen to match your skin’s baseline and your recovery window.
What each biologic adds to the needling
The microneedling pass is identical in all three. What changes is the material driven into the channels while they are open.
Hyaluronic acid
A high-molecular-weight HA serum is applied through the open channels. It binds water in the dermis, calms the treated field, and supports the healing phase.
- Immediate hydration and plumping
- Softer fine lines and crepe texture
- Shortest recovery of the three
Platelet-rich plasma
We draw a small volume of your blood, concentrate the platelets in-office, and apply the plasma topically and by micro-injection. Autologous — nothing foreign is introduced.
- Concentrated growth factors (PDGF, TGF-β, VEGF)
- Stronger collagen remodeling than HA alone
- Useful for acne scarring and under-eye texture
Exosomes
Lab-derived extracellular vesicles carrying signaling peptides, lipids and mRNA. Layered on top of PRP to amplify the cell-to-cell messaging that drives repair.
- Highest-intensity regenerative signal we offer
- Targets tone, pigment and laxity together
- Often reduces post-treatment redness duration
Per-session pricing, full face
Neck, chest and hands can be added at consultation. A series of three to four sessions, four to six weeks apart, is standard.
With HA
- Full microneedling pass
- Hyaluronic acid infusion
- Topical numbing included
- Aftercare kit
With PRP
- Everything in the HA protocol
- In-office blood draw & centrifuge
- Autologous PRP, topical + injected
- Under-eye treatment included
With PRP + exosomes
- Everything in the PRP protocol
- Exosome application post-pass
- Take-home exosome serum
- Two-week follow-up review
Pricing is per session and includes the initial consultation, which is required before a first treatment. Payment is due at time of service.
Under-eye PRP
A targeted injectable protocol for the tear trough and lower orbital skin, booked on its own rather than as part of a microneedling session. Platelet-rich plasma is placed in small aliquots into the thin periorbital dermis, where filler is often too heavy and lasers too aggressive.
Because the plasma is drawn from your own blood, there is no product to dissolve and no risk of the puffiness or Tyndall discoloration that can follow hyaluronic acid in this area.
Who this treatment suits
Microneedling works across all Fitzpatrick skin types with a low risk of post-inflammatory pigmentation, which makes it a first-line choice where resurfacing lasers carry more risk.
What to expect, step by step
How results arrive
Collagen remodeling is slow by design. The visible change at week one is hydration; the structural change shows up months later.
When we will postpone or decline treatment
- Pregnancy or breastfeeding
- Active acne cystic flare, infection, or open lesions in the treatment area
- Active herpes simplex outbreak
- Keloid scarring tendency
- Current or recent isotretinoin use (within six months)
- Bleeding disorders or anticoagulant therapy (PRP protocols)
- Active malignancy, or blood or platelet disorders (PRP protocols)
- Neuromodulator or filler in the area within two weeks
- Sunburn, waxing, or chemical peel within one week
- Uncontrolled diabetes or immunosuppression
- Autoimmune or connective-tissue disease
- Retinoid use — pause three days before
- An event within seven days of treatment
Every patient completes a medical history and consent review with the treating provider. Exosome products are used as a topical adjunct and are not FDA-approved for the treatment of any condition.
Start with a consultation
We assess your skin, review your history, and recommend the protocol and series length that fits your goals and your calendar.