Microneedling in United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
Microneedling in United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland ranges from £99 to £495 across 5 providers in 3 cities. Cléage Clinic offers the most affordable options from £99, while premium providers charge up to £495. The median price is £195.
Prices verified August 2026
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Microneedling
Microneedling at Cléage Clinic Leeds uses SkinPen equipment and is listed for a range of skin-focused applications. The clinic lists treatments from £99, with placenta treatment and snail smile treatment from £149. It is described for areas and concerns including the chest, neck, stretch marks, rosacea, seborrhea, comedonic skin, damaged or dehydrated skin, wrinkles, scars, and skin repair. A consultation can help identify the appropriate option, treatment area, expected recovery, and whether a single appointment or course is more suitable.
Microneedling
Dermapen Full Face microneedling at Dr Chike Clinics in London is a skin-resurfacing treatment designed to support smoother, more even-looking skin. A Dermapen device is used across the full face, creating controlled microchannels that encourage the skin’s natural renewal response. The clinic lists this option for improving skin texture, scarring and overall skin quality. It is priced at £195. Other listed microneedling options include Full Face and Neck at £250 and Dermapen Depigmentation at £225, allowing treatment selection to reflect the area or goal being considered.
Radio Frequency Microneedling
Radio Frequency Microneedling at Dr Chike Clinics in London combines microneedling with radiofrequency energy for the face, excluding the eye area. The clinic describes this option as supporting tighter-looking skin, improved texture and deeper collagen renewal. Radiofrequency energy adds controlled heat beneath the surface while microneedling creates precise microchannels, providing two complementary renewal signals in one treatment approach. The listed price is £495. A consultation can help establish whether this face-focused treatment fits your skin goals and which areas should be avoided around the eyes.
Microneedling
Microneedling is listed as a skin treatment at 152 Harley Street in London. This catalogue entry does not specify the device, needle depth, treatment protocol, session length, pricing, preparation, aftercare, or suitability criteria. In general, microneedling creates controlled microscopic punctures in the skin to stimulate a healing response, but the exact approach and expected outcome depend on the area treated and the individual. A consultation is important to discuss your skin concerns, medical history, realistic expectations, possible side effects, and whether this service is appropriate. Confirm the treatment plan, number of sessions, recovery guidance, and total cost before booking.
Microneedling
Microneedling at Aesthetic Nurse's Clinic in Edinburgh uses the Dermapen 4 to create fast-healing micropunctures in a selected skin area. The clinic uses a professional ampoule during the procedure to support regeneration, followed by a soothing mask and SPF 50 or natural collagen cream. The 90-minute appointment includes consultation and consent, makeup removal, disinfection, cavitation peeling, numbing cream, microneedling and aftercare guidance. It may suit acne scars, fine wrinkles, thin or dehydrated skin, enlarged pores, stretch marks and broken capillaries.
Morpheus8
Morpheus8 at Clinic Dr Dray London combines microneedling with radiofrequency energy for face and body treatments. Topical numbing cream is applied beforehand. The technology creates controlled micro-lesions while delivering radiofrequency energy, an approach used to stimulate collagen and elastin production and improve the appearance of skin texture and firmness. The clinic lists suitability for loose or lax skin, acne scarring, stretch marks, fine lines, wrinkles, uneven tone, discolouration and skin tightening goals. A typical course is 1–3 sessions, spaced every 3–6 weeks.
SQT Bio Microneedling
SQT Bio Microneedling is a skin-renewal treatment at Aesthetic Nurse's Clinic in Edinburgh. It uses natural siliceous microneedles, also called spicules, introduced into the dermis through hand massage. The clinic describes a protocol using approximately 3–5 million microneedles to stimulate skin metabolism, epidermal regeneration and natural collagen production. It may suit concerns including pigmentation, sun damage, congestion, visible pores, redness, uneven tone, acne scarring, fine lines and reduced firmness. The treatment is designed for gradual skin improvement rather than an instant correction.
