Microneedling with PRP

A clinician-directed combination of microneedling and autologous platelet-rich plasma, considered for select texture and acne-scar concerns after full screening.

Your biology, thoughtfully paired with collagen induction.

PRP is prepared from a small sample of your own blood, processed to concentrate platelets in plasma and incorporated into one clinician-directed microneedling protocol.

Research suggests PRP can offer added support in selected atrophic acne-scar protocols. At Novaréne, the combination is tailored to your skin, concern and healing response.

At a glance

Treatment: Microneedling plus autologous PRP

Evidence: Evolving; strongest for select acne-scar protocols

Downtime: Redness and sensitivity commonly last several days

Plan: Microneedling and PRP reviewed as one individualized protocol

Skin renewal, supported by your own PRP

  • Gradual refinement in the appearance of selected acne scars and uneven texture.
  • Combines medical microneedling with platelet-rich plasma prepared from your own blood.
  • May offer added support for some atrophic acne-scar treatment plans.
  • A personalized plan shaped around your skin, treatment goals and healing response.

Results develop gradually and vary by concern and individual response.

What to expect

After medical history, skin assessment, photographs and procedure-specific consent, a blood sample is collected and processed according to Novaréne’s PRP protocol. The skin is cleansed and numbed, and microneedling is performed with a sterile single-use cartridge. Your clinician explains the exact sequence and use of PRP before you consent.

Downtime and results

Redness, tightness, dryness, peeling, discomfort, bruising or pinpoint bleeding can occur, and the blood-draw site may be tender or bruised. Infection, pigment change, cold-sore reactivation, scarring or prolonged inflammation are possible. Remodeling is gradual over weeks to months and often requires more than one session.

Treatment candidacy

Microneedling with PRP may be considered for select adults seeking gradual improvement in facial acne scars or texture who can safely undergo both a blood draw and microneedling. Screening includes blood and platelet conditions, blood-thinning medicines, immune status, active skin disease, healing history, pregnancy or breastfeeding and tolerance of blood draws.

Device-use note: Medical microneedling devices are not reviewed for delivering PRP into the skin. This clinician-directed combination has evolving evidence, and your clinician will explain the exact sequence, alternatives and separate risks before consent.

Microneedling with PRP pricing

Single treatment

$450

Package of three

$1,200

Add neck

$75

Add décolleté

$100

Add both

$150

A series does not guarantee a result. Additional treatment is recommended only when screening, healing and response support it.

PRP microneedling questions

Where does PRP come from?

It is prepared from your own blood during the visit. Processing systems differ, which is one reason results across studies cannot be assumed to be identical.

Why does this require separate consent?

Because it combines microneedling with PRP, your clinician reviews the evidence, sequence, blood-handling considerations, alternatives and added risks before treatment.

Is PRP better than microneedling alone?

Some studies report added improvement for atrophic acne scars, while reviews note differences in study quality and preparation. It is not proven better for every concern or every person.

Can I have this if I take a blood thinner?

Possibly not, or only after coordination with the prescribing clinician. Never stop a prescribed medicine for an elective procedure without instructions from the clinician who manages it.

Payment Options

Prefer to plan payments over time?

Review available payment options directly through Cherry.

Payment plans are offered through Cherry and are subject to eligibility and approval. Available terms vary.

Treatment candidacy, recommendations, risks, downtime and results vary by patient and are reviewed during an individualized consultation. Website information is educational and is not a substitute for medical advice.

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