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Microneedling Cost in Canada: 2026 Price Guide

Tannis Rhett2026-10-24Updated 2026-11-069 min read
Esthetics professional using a pen-shaped microneedling device on a client's cheek
Microneedling pricing guide Canada 2026

This guide covers traditional pen microneedling prices, using a full-face single session as the main benchmark. It keeps area extensions, package listings, and PRP menu options separate from that benchmark. Based on publicly advertised prices from 35 independent Canadian businesses across 8 provinces in October 2026, full-face single-session prices ranged from $295 to $395, with a national median of $335. The middle 50% of providers charged between $322.50 and $355.

Microneedling has a separate pricing owner from RF microneedling, facials, dermaplaning, HydraFacial, and chemical peels. For adjacent service categories, see the facial cost guide and dermaplaning cost guide. These are distinct menu categories, not efficacy comparisons.

Microneedling prices in Canada

The national benchmark is for one full-face session. Area extensions and package prices appear separately below.

Metric Observed value
Observed minimum $295
Observed maximum $395
National median $335
Middle 50% (P25–P75) $322.50 – $355
Arithmetic mean $339.14
Independent businesses sampled 35
Provinces represented 8 (ON, BC, AB, QC, NS, MB, SK, NB)

These are advertised prices for a single full-face session. The benchmark does not combine area extensions or package listings with the primary service rate. Confirm the quoted service format and final total with the provider.

Price by service variation

Service variant Businesses sampled Observed range Median Middle 50% Price structure
Microneedling Full Face (Single Session) 35 $295 – $395 $335 $322.50 – $355 Per session

Microneedling prices by province

Province Businesses sampled Observed range Median P25 P75 Sample status
Alberta 5 $340 – $375 $350 $350 $365 Limited
British Columbia 4 $365 – $395 $380 $372.50 $387.50 Limited
Manitoba 1 $335 $335 — — Limited
New Brunswick 14 $295 – $350 $320 $302.50 $325 Sufficient
Nova Scotia 1 $325 $325 — — Limited
Ontario 6 $325 – $395 $355 $350 $363.75 Limited
Quebec 3 $325 – $340 $325 $325 $332.50 Limited
Saskatchewan 1 $335 $335 — — Limited

New Brunswick is the only province with a sufficient sample in this research. Manitoba, Nova Scotia, and Saskatchewan each have one observation, so those entries are single listed prices rather than observed price ranges.

Microneedling prices by city

City Province Businesses sampled Observed range Median Middle 50% Sample status
Calgary AB 3 $340 – $375 $350 $345 – $362.50 Limited
Edmonton AB 2 $350 – $365 $357.50 $353.75 – $361.25 Limited
Fredericton NB 5 $295 – $325 $300 $300 – $320 Sufficient
Halifax NS 1 $325 $325 — Limited
Moncton NB 6 $300 – $350 $322.50 $312.50 – $328.75 Sufficient
Montreal QC 2 $325 – $340 $332.50 $328.75 – $336.25 Limited
Ottawa ON 2 $350 – $365 $357.50 $353.75 – $361.25 Limited
Quebec City QC 1 $325 $325 — Limited
Saint John NB 3 $315 – $330 $320 $317.50 – $325 Limited
Saskatoon SK 1 $335 $335 — Limited
Toronto ON 4 $325 – $395 $355 $343.75 – $368.75 Sufficient
Vancouver BC 3 $365 – $395 $385 $375 – $390 Limited
Victoria BC 1 $375 $375 — Limited
Winnipeg MB 1 $335 $335 — Limited

The table shows each city’s sample status alongside its prices. Vancouver and Toronto have the highest listed city medians in this sample. Fredericton and Moncton have sufficient samples and medians below the national median.

New Brunswick pricing

The New Brunswick sample includes 14 providers. The city samples differ in size and status.

Fredericton

5 providers were sampled. Prices ranged from $295 to $325, with a median of $300.

Moncton and Dieppe

6 providers were sampled. Prices ranged from $300 to $350, with a median of $322.50.

Saint John

3 providers were sampled. Prices ranged from $315 to $330, with a median of $320. The city sample is limited.

Separately listed areas and menu options

Area extensions. One Ottawa menu lists a full-face session at $350 and a face-plus-neck appointment at $435. The approved observations list neck extensions from $70 to $100. Chest or décolleté extensions are listed separately at $130 to $175.

Packages. One Moncton menu lists a single session at $330 and a 3-session package at $850. The package price is a separate menu format; it is not part of the single-session benchmark.

PRP option. One Montreal menu lists standard microneedling at $375 and a PRP option at $650. Across providers where the option is listed, the approved add-on range is $225 to $350. These prices are supplemental menu observations, not part of the full-face benchmark.

Questions to ask before booking

  • Is the quote for a single full-face session, an area extension, or a package?
  • Does the listed area include the face only, or does it also include the neck or décolleté?
  • Is a PRP option listed separately from the standard service price?
  • What exactly is included in the menu price, and what charges may be added?
  • What are the provider’s tax and gratuity policies?

Frequently asked questions

How much does microneedling cost in Canada?

The approved full-face single-session sample of 35 businesses across 8 provinces ranges from $295 to $395, with a national median of $335 and a middle 50% range of $322.50 to $355.

How do prices change with the treatment area?

The approved observations list neck extensions from $70 to $100 and chest or décolleté extensions from $130 to $175. One menu lists $350 for a full-face session and $435 for a face-plus-neck appointment.

Are package prices part of the single-session benchmark?

No. The benchmark is for a single full-face session. One accepted menu example lists a single session at $330 and a 3-session package at $850; package listings remain separate.

Is RF microneedling included in these prices?

No. This guide covers traditional pen microneedling only. RF microneedling is a separate pricing category and is not included in this sample.

Do microneedling prices include tax and gratuity?

Tax treatment and gratuity policies vary by provider. Confirm whether any additional charges apply and ask for the final total when booking.

About these prices

Pricing in this guide summarizes advertised full-face single-session rates from 35 identifiable Canadian businesses across 8 provinces in October 2026. The primary benchmark is kept separate from neck, chest, package, and PRP menu listings. RF microneedling is a distinct category and is not included. Advertised rates may differ from a provider’s current quote.

When comparing menus, check the service area and format, and confirm the included items and final total directly with the provider.

Compare other service categories in our Canadian salon and spa pricing guides.

Quick pricing answers

How much does microneedling cost in Canada?

The approved full-face single-session sample of 35 businesses across 8 provinces ranges from $295 to $395, with a national median of $335 and a middle 50% range of $322.50 to $355.

How do prices change with the treatment area?

The approved observations list neck extensions from $70 to $100 and chest or décolleté extensions from $130 to $175. One menu lists $350 for a full-face session and $435 for a face-plus-neck appointment.

Are package prices part of the single-session benchmark?

No. The benchmark is for a single full-face session. One accepted menu example lists a single session at $330 and a 3-session package at $850; package listings remain separate.

Is RF microneedling included in these prices?

No. This guide covers traditional pen microneedling only. RF microneedling is a separate pricing category and is not included in this sample.

Do microneedling prices include tax and gratuity?

Tax treatment and gratuity policies vary by provider. Confirm whether any additional charges apply and ask for the final total when booking.

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