Microneedling vs. Nanoneedling

Skin rejuvenation guide

The main difference is how deeply each treatment affects the skin. Standard microneedling supports deeper skin remodeling, while nanoneedling offers gentle, surface-level rejuvenation.

Standard Microneedling

A deeper collagen-induction treatment

0.25–2.5 mm

How it works: Fine needles create controlled microchannels that reach into the dermis.
Primary effect: Controlled micro-injuries stimulate collagen and elastin.
Collagen: Stronger, deeper stimulation.
Downtime: Usually 1–3+ days of redness.
Comfort: Topical numbing may be recommended.
Frequency: Typically every 4–6 weeks.

Best for

Acne scarring Fine lines & wrinkles Enlarged pores Uneven texture Mild skin laxity Sun damage Supporting hair growth

Nanoneedling

A glow and product-infusion treatment

0.02–0.15 mm

How it works: Microscopic silicone or nano-cones treat the epidermal surface without reaching the dermis.
Primary effect: Creates very superficial channels and enhances product delivery.
Collagen: Mild to moderate, more superficial stimulation.
Downtime: Often minimal—usually a few hours to 24 hours.
Comfort: Usually very comfortable; numbing is often unnecessary.
Frequency: Often every 1–2 weeks, depending on the protocol.

Best for

Dull skin Fine lines Hydration Uneven tone Smoother texture Overall glow

Choose standard microneedling For deeper skin remodeling and collagen induction.

Choose nanoneedling For gentle surface rejuvenation, glow, and product infusion.

Microneedling Pricing

Treatments include cleansing, facial massage, herbal serums, moisturizing, and a 15-minute red-light treatment after microneedling.

1 treatment $300.00

Package of 3 $810.00

Treatment plans and timing are personalized. Call 928-468-8603 ext. 110 to schedule a consultation.

Microneedling vs. Nanoneedling