Microneedling and Chemical Peels in Stockton

If your skin feels rough, dull or scarred, these two treatments do most of the work. Microneedling rebuilds texture over a series of visits. A chemical peel gives a faster refresh with little downtime. We will tell you which one fits your skin and your schedule.

 

Pricing

Microneedling, single session: $350, about 1 hour

Microneedling, pay as you go: $300 per visit, about 1 hour

Microneedling, prepaid package of 3: $900

Chemical peel: $130, about 30 minutes

 

Two ways to do a series. Some people like to pay up front, and some like to pay as they go. Both get the $300 rate.

 

Prepaid package: pay $900 once for 3 sessions. Buy the package

Pay as you go: pay $300 at each visit when sessions are 4 to 6 weeks apart and the series is finished within 15 weeks of your first paid session. If either rule is missed, that visit is billed at $350.

 

Financing is available through Cherry and CareCredit.

 

Microneedling in Stockton

Microneedling makes tiny, controlled channels in the skin. Your skin responds by building new collagen, which smooths texture, softens acne scars and tightens pores over time. Most people see the best results after a series of 3 sessions. We use SkinPen, an FDA-cleared microneedling device.

 

Expect redness like a mild sunburn for 1 to 3 days. Makeup can usually go back on after 24 hours.

 

Chemical peels

A chemical peel removes the dull outer layer of skin so the fresher layer underneath shows. It helps with uneven tone, dullness and light texture. You may see light flaking for a few days, and most people go straight back to their day.

 

A peel can be paired with Botox on the same visit. We do the peel first.

 

Skin FAQ

Which one should I start with?

If scars or texture are the main concern, microneedling. If you want brighter, more even skin with almost no downtime, a peel. Not sure? Book a consultation and we will look at your skin with you.

 

Does microneedling hurt?

We apply numbing cream first. Most people feel pressure and light scratching.

 

Who should wait?

People who are pregnant, have active acne breakouts or a skin infection in the area, or have used isotretinoin (Accutane) in the past 6 months. Your provider reviews your history first.

 

How should I care for my skin after?

Gentle cleanser, moisturizer and sunscreen. Skip retinol, exfoliants and direct sun for about a week. We send you home with written instructions.