SkinPen · Greenfield, MA

Smoother Skin.
SkinPen.

Acne scars, uneven texture, fine lines, and skin that doesn't look as smooth as it once did?

SkinPen collagen induction therapy works with your skin's natural repair process to encourage collagen remodeling and improve the appearance of certain scars and wrinkles.

Whether you're concerned about acne scarring, visible pores, early signs of aging, or uneven skin tone, I'll assess your skin and help determine whether SkinPen is the right treatment for your concerns.

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The SkinPen Difference
Clinically studied.
Precision treatment.
Proven technology.
FDA-cleared for specific indications
Stimulates natural collagen remodeling
Adjustable treatment depth
Sterile, single-use cartridges

A clinically studied treatment designed for controlled, precise skin rejuvenation.

Why I Chose SkinPen

A different approach
to skin rejuvenation.

Rather than adding volume or using heat to resurface the skin, SkinPen creates controlled microchannels that trigger the skin's repair response.

Over time, collagen remodeling can improve the appearance of acne scars and selected signs of aging.

I chose SkinPen because it is FDA-cleared for specific indications, has clinical research behind it, and allows me to adjust treatment depth to the area being treated.

01

Backed by Clinical Research

SkinPen is FDA-cleared for improving the appearance of facial acne scars in adults 22 and older and neck wrinkles in eligible skin types.

02

Collagen Remodeling

Treatment encourages your skin's own repair process instead of adding artificial volume. Changes develop gradually as the skin remodels.

03

Precise & Adjustable

Treatment depth can be adjusted for different areas of the skin. Sterile, single-use cartridges are used for each session.

Is SkinPen Right for You?

Let's talk about
your skin concerns.

The best way to decide whether SkinPen is for you is to start with what you'd like to improve. These are some of the most common concerns clients ask me about.

01 / Scarring

Acne Scars

If previous breakouts have left behind indented scars or an uneven skin surface, SkinPen can help improve their appearance through collagen remodeling. Facial acne scars are one of its FDA-cleared indications.

02 / Skin Texture

Rough or Uneven Skin

Does your skin feel rough, or does makeup seem to emphasize texture? SkinPen can be considered for overall skin texture concerns, with the goal of creating a smoother-looking surface over time.

03 / Visible Pores

Enlarged-Looking Pores

Pores can appear more noticeable when the surrounding skin has uneven texture or reduced support. SkinPen may help refine the appearance of skin texture, making pores look less prominent.

04 / Signs of Aging

Fine Lines & Wrinkles

As collagen changes with age, fine lines and a crepey appearance can become more noticeable. SkinPen supports collagen remodeling and is FDA-cleared for neck wrinkles in Fitzpatrick skin types II–IV.

05 / Uneven Tone

Hyperpigmentation & Dark Marks

Dark marks left behind by acne and other forms of uneven pigmentation can occur alongside textural concerns. I'll evaluate the cause of the discoloration to determine whether SkinPen belongs in your treatment plan or whether a pigment-focused treatment would be more effective.

06 / Sun Exposure

Sun-Related Skin Changes

Years of sun exposure can contribute to rough texture, fine lines, and an uneven appearance. SkinPen may help address some of those textural changes. Distinct brown sun spots often require a different treatment.

07 / Skin Appearance

Dull, Uneven-Looking Skin

If your skin looks less smooth or refined than you'd like, collagen induction therapy can be considered as part of a skin rejuvenation plan.

08 / Early Aging

Changes in Skin Quality

For those noticing gradual changes in skin texture and fine lines, SkinPen offers an approach focused on collagen remodeling rather than adding facial volume.

When SkinPen may be a good fit

Your main concerns are acne scars, uneven texture, or selected wrinkles, and you're comfortable with results that develop gradually.

When another treatment may work better

If your main concern is melasma, pronounced brown spots, or active acne, I'll assess whether a different treatment should come first. Certain pigment conditions can worsen following skin irritation.

Choose Your Treatment

SkinPen treatments
& pricing.

SkinPen can be performed on its own or with selected platelet-derived or growth-factor additions. Here's what each option offers.

01 / Collagen Induction Therapy

SkinPen

$375

A collagen induction treatment that stimulates the skin's natural repair process.

Treatment Focus

Improving the appearance of acne scars and selected wrinkles while supporting gradual skin remodeling. An excellent starting point without additional products.

02 / Platelet-Rich Plasma

SkinPen + PRP

$575

Combines SkinPen with platelet-rich plasma prepared from your own blood. PRP contains concentrated platelets and naturally occurring growth factors.

Why Add PRP?

PRP adds platelet-derived growth factors to a treatment focused on collagen remodeling. Research on PRP combined with collagen induction procedures has shown improved acne-scar outcomes compared with the procedure alone.

03 / Platelet-Rich Fibrin Matrix

SkinPen + PRFM

$625

Combines SkinPen with platelet-rich fibrin matrix prepared from components of your own blood.

Why Add PRFM?

PRFM contains platelets held within a fibrin structure, allowing growth factors to be released over time. It is used in treatments focused on skin quality and texture. Research on this particular combination is still developing.

04 / Growth-Factor Treatment

SkinPen + PDGF+

$725

Pairs SkinPen with a platelet-derived growth-factor product focused on skin rejuvenation and tissue-repair signaling.

Why Add PDGF+?

PDGF is involved in the body's normal tissue-repair process. Studies involving certain PDGF products after aesthetic skin procedures have reported improvements in skin quality and recovery. Evidence for this exact SkinPen combination is more limited.

SkinPen's FDA clearance applies to the device's specified uses. Combining SkinPen with PRP, PRFM, or PDGF+ is outside that clearance. All additions require an individual clinical assessment.

Your Appointment

What to
expect.

01

Consultation & Assessment

I'll review your skin concerns, medical history, and skincare routine before determining whether SkinPen is appropriate.

02

Treatment

Topical numbing may be used for comfort. I'll adjust the treatment settings according to your skin and the areas being treated.

03

Healing & Results

Expect temporary redness and sensitivity. I'll review your aftercare instructions and what to expect as your skin continues to remodel.

When will I see a difference?

Your skin needs time to recover and remodel. Changes in the appearance of scars and wrinkles develop over the following weeks and months. Depending on your concerns, I may recommend more than one treatment.

Redness, warmth, dryness, and temporary flaking are common after treatment. Recovery time depends on your skin and the treatment performed.

Common Questions

Good to
know.

Here are a few things clients commonly ask before choosing SkinPen.

Is SkinPen effective for acne scars?

Yes. SkinPen is FDA-cleared to improve the appearance of facial acne scars in adults 22 and older. The improvement depends on scar type, depth, and your skin's response.

Can SkinPen improve hyperpigmentation?

Pigmentation has different causes. If you have dark marks from previous acne along with scarring or uneven texture, we can discuss whether SkinPen is appropriate. For melasma or isolated brown spots, pigment-focused skincare or other treatments may be more suitable. SkinPen can also trigger pigment changes in some patients.

Does SkinPen help with sun damage?

SkinPen can be considered for some textural signs of aging, including fine lines and roughness associated with sun exposure. It is not specifically FDA-cleared to remove sun spots or treat pigmentation caused by sun damage.

Will SkinPen make my pores smaller?

SkinPen doesn't physically remove pores. By addressing certain skin texture concerns, it may help make pores appear less noticeable.

How many treatments will I need?

Some patients benefit from a series of treatments. The recommended number depends on your skin concerns and how your skin responds. Sessions are commonly spaced several weeks apart.

What's the difference between PRP, PRFM, and PDGF+?

PRP and PRFM are both prepared from your own blood. PRP contains concentrated platelets and growth factors, while PRFM uses a fibrin matrix to support gradual growth-factor release. PDGF+ is a separate growth-factor-based product. I'll explain which option makes sense for your goals.

How much downtime should I expect?

Your skin may look red or feel warm and tight afterward, similar to a sunburn. Dryness and flaking can follow. These reactions generally improve over several days, although recovery varies.

Who should not receive SkinPen?

SkinPen is not appropriate for everyone. Active skin infections, certain skin conditions, medications, bleeding disorders, pregnancy, and other medical factors may affect eligibility. I'll review these during your assessment.

Are there any risks?

Common reactions include temporary redness, tenderness, and dryness. Less common complications include infection, scarring, and changes in skin pigmentation. I'll review relevant risks before treatment.

Should I book a consultation first?

If you're unsure whether SkinPen is right for your skin, I recommend beginning with a consultation. We can discuss your concerns and which treatment I would recommend.

Cosmetic Injections by Yulia

Ready for smoother-looking skin?

Explore SkinPen collagen induction therapy in Greenfield, MA. Whether you're interested in improving acne scars, skin texture, or other concerns, we can discuss your options.

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284 High Street · Greenfield, MA 01301
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413-768-2723
All treatments require an individual clinical assessment. FDA-cleared indications are specific. Individual results vary.