How Much Does Microneedling Cost? Prices Explained

Microneedling involves creating micro-pores on the skin via little needles. This procedure is treated either using a dermaroller or dermapen, and which instrument one would utilise will depend upon the target location of hair loss.

Here, we’re going to be breaking down exactly how microneedling operates, in addition to how much the cost would be, along with the manner in which Hairy Hair would potentially help you recover your loss of hair.

How does microneedling work?

Microneedling therapy will differ depending on whether you utilise a dermaroller or a dermapen. The dermaroller accommodates a more extensive approach for diffuse thinning, while a dermapen allows for a greater degree of precision in balding regions or receding hairline therapy.

The tiny punctures that microneedling creates cause mini-injuries to the skin. This prompts your body to begin the healing process, which can help with regeneration. The stimulation of the production of collagen and elastin allows for skin to appear more youthful, but can also help with activating dormant hair follicles.

The tiny gaps that are made through microneedling mean that other topical hair growth treatments may be more effective and penetrate the skin more easily. Whether you decide to have a combination treatment or just microneedling will impact the cost of your session if you choose a clinical treatment.

What are the prices for microneedling?

Microneedling costs can vary widely throughout Australia, from $300 to $600 per treatment on the face. A number of factors can influence this cost, ranging from location to clinic experience and qualifications, and the area and degree of baldness. Some clinics will provide financial arrangements to help spread the cost, but this is still a considerable outlay.

The treatment program usually takes three to six sessions. These are conducted four to six weeks apart to give your skin time to heal in between sessions.

At-home dermarollers may help to offset the cost in the long term, depending on the device you choose. There is a wide range available, with quality varying along with price. The needles aren’t as long as professional devices, but they work similarly. 

Greater care may be required when using an at-home device, as you may be at risk of infection if the dermaroller is not properly cleaned and disinfected before and after use. 

How can Hairy Hair help me with my hair loss?

Microneedling offers a semi-regular treatment option for tackling hair loss that comes with minimal side effects. With clinical sessions, several applications will be needed to see and maintain results.

If you decide to use it at home, it may not be as effective, and you will need to use it more frequently than a clinic-grade device. Microneedling will be effective for promoting hair regrowth, but it may not be enough as a monotherapy for advanced hair loss.

With combination therapy, you may be more likely to battle your hair loss and encourage regrowth.

Hairy Hair offers a daily supplement that is intended to treat several hair loss issues. It is a dihydrotestosterone (DHT) inhibitor. DHT is the hormone that causes a process called miniaturisation, through which hair follicles shrink and ultimately stop growing new hairs.

Along with this, the pill further serves as a vasodilator to make the blood vessels in the scalp wider. This allows more nutrients and oxygen to reach your hair follicles, and when well fed, these are able to grow healthy, strong strands more effectively.

To finalise the robust combination of ingredients, the pill contains natural growth stimulants. They may help trigger keratin growth, the protein that makes up hair, as well as soothe inflammation on the scalp.

Conclusion

Microneedling will force your skin to trigger its own healing properties, which can help with hair growth. Tiny holes in the scalp allow your resting hair follicles to be prompted into growing.

The process could be expensive since several treatments must be performed in order to notice and sustain results in a professional setting. An at-home dermaroller may help to offset these costs, but it might not be as effective and will require more frequent application.

If you’re seeking a comprehensive treatment option that tackles a range of hair loss issues, reach out to Hairy Hair today. After filling in a short online form, our experts will review your details and create a personalised treatment plan. From there, an Australian GP will give you a call to discuss your prescription that is tailored to your hair loss and address any questions you may have.

Finally, your prescription will be delivered right to your door. With no clinic visits required, you can manage your hair loss treatment all from the comfort of your home. Our dedicated support team will be on hand at every step of your journey to monitor your progress and offer you advice as you tackle your hair loss.