Microneedling

Microneedling at the clinic uses controlled collagen induction therapy for the face and face-plus-neck, targeting acne scars, hyperpigmentation, stretch marks, and fine lines. Face sessions are $400 single and $1,020 for a three-pack; face and neck sessions are $455 single and $1,275 for three. A combination package pairing two microneedling sessions with two VI Peel chemical peels is available for $999, delivering both dermal remodelling and accelerated surface renewal.

Microneedling at Aesthetic Laser Center of Seattle uses fine-needle collagen induction therapy to address a range of skin texture and tone concerns, performed by a licensed master medical aesthetician with clinical oversight from Medical Director Johnna Millen. The treatment creates thousands of micro-channels in the skin with a precision needling device, triggering the wound-healing cascade. The resulting surge in fibroblast activity produces new collagen and elastin over the weeks following each session, progressively improving the appearance of acne scars, post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation, fine lines, enlarged pores, and superficial stretch marks. At Aesthetic Laser Center of Seattle, microneedling is available for the face alone ($400 single, $1,020 for a three-pack) or as a face and neck combination ($455 single, $1,275 for three). The face-and-neck protocol is effective for patients with textural differences across the décolletage and face, as both areas are treated in a single appointment. The clinic's most popular value package combines two microneedling sessions with two VI Peel chemical peels for $999 — a pairing that accelerates results by coupling dermal remodelling with active ingredient penetration and accelerated surface turnover. VI Peel options include Precision Plus (melasma, sun damage, post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation), Advanced (wrinkles and elasticity), and Purify (active acne and oily skin), allowing the combination to be tailored to the patient's primary concern. A complimentary consultation is included prior to the first treatment to assess skin type, concerns, and the appropriate needling depth. The clinic is at 509 Olive Way, Suite 1407, in the Medical Dental Building, downtown Seattle.