Kheyson Med Spa, a family center of aesthetic medicine in Staten Island, New York.

PRP & Microneedling: A Clear Guide

If you're noticing more content online about PRP (Platelet‑Rich Plasma) and microneedling, you're not alone—these treatments are trending in NYC for a reason. They promise natural rejuvenation and visible improvement in skin quality without surgery or aggressive interventions. But what do these procedures really involve, how effective are they, and is the investment worth it?

In this article, we’ll take a closer look at PRP and microneedling, explain how they work, what results you can expect, and who benefits most. At the end, you’ll also find a short FAQ section that answers the most common patient questions.

How PRP and Microneedling Work

PRP uses your own blood. A small sample is processed in a centrifuge to concentrate the plasma rich in platelets, which carry growth factors — the body’s messengers for repair and regeneration. Microneedling, on the other hand, creates controlled micro-injuries on the skin’s surface to trigger collagen production and improve circulation.

When combined, the two treatments complement each other: microneedling opens channels in the skin, while PRP enhances the healing response and absorption. This synergy often translates into more visible and longer-lasting results.

What Improvements Can You Expect?

PRP with microneedling is most often used for:

  • Smoother skin texture and more even tone.
  • Reduction of fine lines and early signs of aging.
  • Improvement of acne scars and mild pigmentation.
  • Healthier, more radiant skin overall.
  • Support for hair growth in cases of thinning or early hair loss.

Results are gradual. Many patients notice an initial glow after the first session, while deeper changes—firmer texture, reduced scarring—develop over several months.

Treatment Course and Recovery

Most treatment plans include 3–4 sessions, spaced about a month apart. Maintenance may be recommended once or twice a year, depending on your skin goals.

Downtime is minimal. Redness, mild swelling, or flaking may last a few days, but most people resume normal activities right away.

Safety and Candidacy

Because PRP comes from your own blood, the risk of allergy or rejection is extremely low. Side effects are usually minor and temporary.

However, not everyone is a candidate. People with blood disorders, active infections, or certain chronic conditions should avoid the treatment. A medical consultation is essential to determine whether PRP and microneedling are right for you.

Why This Treatment Is Popular in NYC

  • It’s minimally invasive and fits into a busy lifestyle.
  • It emphasizes natural regeneration rather than synthetic fillers.
  • It’s versatile, addressing skin concerns and hair restoration in one approach.
  • It provides visible improvements without long recovery.

Pricing at Our Center

MICRONEEDING:

350$

per single session

1500$

for 5 sessions

PRP FACE:

350$

per session

1500$

per session

COMBINED SINGLE FACE TREATMENT:

600$

PRP and micro needling

HAIR TREATMENT:

400$

PRP single treatment

1750$

for 5 treatments

FAQ: PRP & Microneedling

Yes, but results vary. Many patients see noticeable improvement in texture, tone, and scars, but it’s not a “miracle fix.” Studies show PRP combined with microneedling works better than microneedling alone.

Most people need 3–4 sessions to see meaningful results, followed by maintenance once or twice a year.

A numbing cream is applied before the procedure. Most patients describe it as mildly uncomfortable but tolerable.

Redness and swelling usually fade within 1–3 days. Some mild peeling may occur. You can usually return to normal activities quickly.

No. PRP works by stimulating your own collagen and improving skin quality. Botox and fillers target wrinkles and volume loss differently. They can complement each other but are not interchangeable.

Bottom Line

PRP with microneedling isn’t a flashy trend—it’s a considered, effective option for those who want natural, radiant, and gradual rejuvenation. We’re here to guide you with clarity and care. Ready to explore whether it’s right for you?

If you’re considering the treatment, the best place to start is with a consultation. That way, you’ll know whether it fits your skin type, health history, and expectations.