Microneedling · Eau Claire

Smoother-looking skin.
Renewed confidence.

When texture, acne scars, or fine lines are on your mind, start with a plan made for your skin. Microneedling encourages collagen production for gradual improvements over time.

Starting at $350 · Consultation required

Microneedling treatment

Understand your treatment

Small needles.
A natural repair response.

Microneedling uses fine needles to create controlled micro-injuries in the skin. The healing response encourages new collagen, which helps support skin’s structure.

At Harmony, we use COLLAGEN P.I.N.®. Your consultation is where we assess your skin, discuss your goals, and explain whether treatment is appropriate.

Acne scars.

May soften the appearance of certain acne scars after active breakouts are assessed.

Uneven texture.

Can improve the appearance of rough texture and noticeable pores.

Fine lines.

May soften visible fine lines as collagen develops over time.

Your treatment plan

Thoughtful treatment.
Progress over time.

Starting at $350

Consultation required

Your provider will recommend a treatment area and schedule based on your skin concerns. Ask about face and body options, including assessment of scars and stretch marks.

You’ll discuss preparation, comfort, recovery, and your total price before moving forward.

Start With a Consultation

Comfort comes first.

A topical numbing agent is applied before treatment. Sensation varies by person and treatment area.

A series may be recommended.

Harmony typically recommends three sessions about four weeks apart, adjusted to your needs.

Results take time.

Changes may begin around three to four weeks. Further improvement can develop over several months.

Plan for recovery.

Expect temporary redness or darkening, sensitivity, and possible dryness or peeling. Your provider will explain your likely recovery.

Your time at Harmony

Feel informed.
Every step of the way.

01

Talk about your skin.

Review your goals, health history, medications, and recent treatments during your consultation.

02

Prepare for treatment.

Your provider will explain the procedure, apply topical numbing, and check your comfort.

03

Care for your results.

Leave with aftercare instructions and a clear plan for follow-up and skin protection.

Before you book

Your questions,
answered simply.

Does microneedling hurt?

We apply a topical numbing agent beforehand to help with comfort. You may still notice pressure, prickling, or sensitivity. Tell your provider how you’re feeling throughout treatment.

When will I see results?

Improvement is gradual. You may notice changes around three to four weeks after treatment, with further changes over the following months. Results vary, and a series may be recommended.

How many treatments will I need?

Harmony typically recommends a series of three treatments spaced about four weeks apart. Your provider will tailor the number and spacing to your concern and response.

What is recovery like?

Skin may look red or temporarily darker and feel warm, tight, or sensitive. Dryness, peeling, swelling, and pinpoint bleeding can occur. Allow several days for visible recovery and ask your provider how to plan around work or events.

How should I prepare and care for my skin?

Follow your provider’s instructions for skin care, sun exposure, makeup, exercise, and other treatments. Ask which products to pause and when to restart them. Do not stop prescribed medication without speaking with your prescriber.

Can I have treatment while pregnant or nursing?

Harmony does not offer microneedling during pregnancy or while nursing. Contact us to discuss other suitable care options.

Is microneedling right for everyone?

No. Active infections, certain breakouts, poor healing, a history of raised scars, and some medications or medical conditions can affect suitability. Share your full history during the consultation.

Are there risks?

Along with temporary irritation and bleeding, possible complications include infection, pigment changes, scarring, and cold sore reactivation. Your provider will review your individual risks before you consent.

Is this radiofrequency microneedling?

This page describes COLLAGEN P.I.N.® microneedling, not radiofrequency microneedling. Ask your provider to explain the exact device and technique planned for your visit.

Your next step

Start with your skin.
Build a plan together.

Let’s talk about what you’d like to improve and whether microneedling fits your goals.