Cosmetic Special
Cosmetic Special
Spring Microneedling Special
Call to Request an Appointment
South Jordan Health Center:
801-213-5200
U of U Hospital:
801-581-7719
U of U Health Aesthetics and Skin Care Services is offering specials on full-face microneedling sessions:
- One treatment for $250
- Two or more treatments for $200 per session.
Your treatment will be done by the expert aestheticians at U of U Health. These sessions fill quickly, so make your appointment today.
*This offer runs from April 20 to May 31, 2026.
What is Microneedling
Microneedling is a skin treatment performed by our expert estheticians. During the procedure, we will use a device with a sterile needle tip made up of 14 very fine, short needles that puncture the first layer of your skin.
Our estheticians at University of Utah Health use a SkinPen® by Bellus Medical — the first microneedling device cleared by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, clinically proven to safely and effectively treat facial acne scars for ages 22 and up.
What Does Microneedling Do for Your Skin?
Microneedling creates tiny holes in your skin, which encourages the treated area to create more collagen. The collagen-rich tissues will create a more even skin texture and tone.
Microneedling Benefits
Microneedling has many of benefits:
- Generates new collagen and elastin
- Improves skin texture
- Reduces wrinkles
- Minimizes the appearance of pore size
- Reduces the appearance of some scars (including acne scars)
Patients with acne scars, pore size, and fine line concerns typically need three or more treatments to achieve the best results.
Locations
South Jordan Health Center
5126 W. Daybreak Pkwy.
South Jordan, UT 84009
801-213-5200
University of Utah Hospital
50 N. Medical Drive
Salt Lake City, UT 84132
801-581-7719
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