In short: PRP microneedling in Cleburne, TX is $799 a session or $1,999 for three at InjectCo MedSpa, 424 W Henderson St, where Paige, RN performs every step under the medical direction of Dr. Josh Allen, D.O., Medical Director. Needling without PRP is priced at your consultation, and you see the session plan and the total before your first appointment.
Scars, enlarged pores and a rough surface share one root: the collagen under them is thin or uneven. Microneedling makes rows of tiny, controlled channels, and the skin answers by laying down new collagen as it closes them. That is why the change builds over weeks and months, not overnight.
Looking for something else, like Botox or filler? The Cleburne med spa page lists every treatment at this clinic.
Needling works on the surface and the layer just under it. It can refine texture, pores and shallow scars, but it does not lift a cheek that has lost volume and it does not stop the frown that creases a forehead. Those jobs belong to filler and Botox, which Paige can plan separately.
Before the needling, Paige draws a small tube of blood from your arm and places it in a centrifuge, which separates the platelet-rich plasma from the rest. That plasma goes onto the skin as it is treated. PRP is an add-on chosen by many patients with scarring; the FDA has not approved microneedling devices for delivering PRP into the skin, and the size of the benefit differs from person to person.
InjectCo Cleburne is at 424 W Henderson St (Business 67) in downtown Cleburne, a short walk east of H-E-B and a few blocks west of the Johnson County Courthouse. Paige looks at your skin, asks about breakouts, cold sores and the products you use, and tells you straight if another treatment would serve you better.
Nurse Injector, InjectCo MedSpa Cleburne
Before she moved into aesthetics, Paige spent six years as a registered nurse caring for critically ill children, and she later completed advanced neurotoxin and filler training at the Texas Academy of Medical Aesthetics. She now runs every PRP microneedling session at the Cleburne clinic, from the blood draw to the aftercare call. More than 30 Cleburne patients mention her by name in their Google reviews.
Paige works under the medical direction of Dr. Josh Allen, D.O., Medical Director, who writes the clinical protocols every InjectCo clinic in Texas follows, including the steps for spotting and handling an infection or skin reaction after needling.
Texas lets a physician delegate cosmetic medical procedures to a registered nurse once written protocols are in place (22 Texas Administrative Code §169.25). Dr. Allen sets those protocols for InjectCo; Paige performs your sessions.
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The same FDA page states that microneedling devices are not approved for delivering PRP, drugs or cosmetics into the skin, and that the risks of combining needling with other products are not known. That is why we describe PRP as an add-on rather than an approved treatment, and Paige will say so at your consultation.
Nobody can give an honest number before seeing your skin, so we do not quote one over the phone.
For acne scars, the American Academy of Dermatology says 3 to 5 treatments spaced 2 to 4 weeks apart is a common plan. Pores and mild texture can need fewer.
That is why the series of three is the option most Cleburne patients start with, at $1,999.
After the third session Paige looks at your skin with you and decides whether more would add anything.
Your session count and total are agreed at your free consultation, before any needling.
Approved patients can pay over time instead of all at once.
How it works: apply online with CareCredit or Cherry in a few minutes, get a decision on the spot, then bring your approval to your appointment. Our team can help you compare options during your consultation and apply on the day if you prefer.
Terms and rates are set by the financing provider. Our team will walk you through your total cost, including any financing fee, before anything is booked.
These photos come from the InjectCo patient library. Look at where the change sits: in fine lines around the mouth and eyes, in pores, and in scar edges and texture on the cheeks. Each face still looks like itself, only smoother.
Collagen keeps forming for months after each session, so the best comparison is made well after the series ends. Ask Paige for more before-and-after photos at your visit; no photo can predict your own result.
According to Google, InjectCo Cleburne is rated 5.0 from 79 Google reviews (checked 7 November 2026). Each quote below is copied word for word from the InjectCo Cleburne Google Business Profile, under the reviewer’s name as it appears there. Ashleigh VanDyk names PRP microneedling; the other reviews describe visits with Paige for other treatments. Unedited Google reviews left by patients of this clinic. Individual results vary.
Expected. Treated skin looks pink and feels warm and tight, a little like a mild sunburn. On darker skin it may look darker for a short time rather than red. A gentle cleanser, a plain moisturizer and sunscreen are usually all it needs.
| When | What you can expect after PRP microneedling |
|---|---|
| Right after | Pink or red skin, warmth, pinpoint bleeding that stops quickly |
| Days 1 to 3 | Tightness, dryness, a mild sunburn feel |
| Days 3 to 7 | Light flaking as the surface renews; redness fading |
| Weeks 2 to 6 | Collagen starts to build; texture begins to change |
| Several months | Full result after a series, as the AAD describes |
Not expected. Redness that spreads, pus, fever, blisters, a cold sore outbreak or dark or light spots that stay can mean infection or a pigment change, and need a call.
Phone us at (682) 470-6080, or get medical care, if you see any of these. The full list is in the Important Safety Information below.
Searching for PRP microneedling near you in Johnson County? InjectCo MedSpa Cleburne sits at 424 W Henderson St, Cleburne, TX 76033, on W Henderson St (Business 67) in downtown Cleburne, a short walk east of H-E-B and a few blocks west of the Johnson County Courthouse.
Driving in. InjectCo’s weekday 8 AM drive-time check from each city hall puts Keene about 9 to 14 minutes away, Rio Vista about 12 to 18 and Joshua about 14 to 24.
A single PRP microneedling session in Cleburne costs $799. Booking all three together brings it to $1,999, a saving of $398. Needling without PRP gets its price at your free consultation, and Paige confirms the total before your first session. CareCredit or Cherry financing may be available.
Your count is set at your free consultation once Paige has seen your skin. The series of three at $1,999 is the usual starting point. For acne scars, the American Academy of Dermatology describes 3 to 5 treatments spaced 2 to 4 weeks apart as common, while pores and mild texture may need fewer.
Numbing cream goes on first, so most people feel pressure, warmth and a light scratching as the pen moves. Bony areas such as the forehead can feel sharper than the cheeks, and the blood draw is a quick pinch. Tell Paige if you are nervous and she will pace the session around you.
Most people go back to their normal day quickly. Expect pink, warm or tight skin for one to three days, sometimes with dryness or light flaking. On darker skin the area can look darker for a short time instead of red. Plan big events at least a week out.
For rolling and shallow boxcar scars, microneedling is often the first choice because it rebuilds collagen with little downtime. A laser may suit deeper resurfacing or scars that come with pigment or sun damage; see laser skin rejuvenation in Cleburne. Paige can compare both for your skin at a free consultation.
Wait 24 hours, as the American Academy of Dermatology advises, so the tiny channels can close. After that, use clean brushes and gentle products, and keep up daily sunscreen.
Paige, RN, your Cleburne nurse injector, does the skin check, the blood draw and every pass of the needling pen. She works under written protocols from Dr. Josh Allen, D.O., the InjectCo Medical Director.
The FDA has authorized specific microneedling devices to improve the look of facial acne scars, facial wrinkles and abdominal scars in adults 22 and older. Using PRP with microneedling is not FDA-approved, so it is offered as an add-on, and the benefit varies from person to person.
We postpone treatment during pregnancy or breastfeeding, with an active cold sore, rash or skin infection, after a fresh tan, or within 6 months of isotretinoin. The FDA also lists bleeding disorders, blood thinners, a weakened immune system, uncontrolled diabetes, keloid scarring and some autoimmune skin conditions as reasons it may not suit you.
Avoid tanning and strong sun for two weeks beforehand. Pause retinoids and exfoliating acids a few days ahead, and tell Paige about cold sores, any recent peel or laser, and every medicine you take. Do not stop a prescribed blood thinner without asking your prescriber.
At InjectCo MedSpa Cleburne, 424 W Henderson St, open 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM seven days a week. Call (682) 470-6080 or book online for a free consultation with Paige.
New collagen can last a long time, but your skin keeps losing collagen with age, so the effect fades gradually. Daily sunscreen and not smoking help, and the AAD notes some people return for a maintenance session once a year.
Sources used on this page. U.S. Food and Drug Administration, Microneedling Devices; American Academy of Dermatology, microneedling for scars; 22 Texas Administrative Code §169.25. Price: InjectCo price list, checked November 2026 (PRP microneedling $799 a session, $1,999 for three). Rating and review quotes: InjectCo Cleburne Google Business Profile, checked 7 November 2026. Drive times: InjectCo measurement, weekday 8 AM from each city hall.
Microneedling that disappoints is usually one rushed session at a single depth, judged a few days later before any collagen has formed.
Paige maps your skin first, sets a depth for each zone and explains the series, the PRP choice and the price ($799 a session or $1,999 for three) before anything starts. No commitment, and she will tell you if you are not a candidate.
Open 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM, every day of the week. Questions first? Call (682) 470-6080.
The FDA authorizes specific microneedling devices for specific uses. It has not approved microneedling devices for delivering PRP, drugs, vitamins or cosmetics into the skin, and the risks of those combinations are not known. Details are on the FDA microneedling devices page.
PRP is made from your own blood, which lowers the chance of an allergic reaction to the plasma itself, but it is still an add-on whose benefit varies. Paige explains the difference before you choose.
Less often, needling can cause infection, a cold sore flare, swollen lymph nodes, lines on the face, stinging when products go on, or darker or lighter skin. Darker skin types carry a higher risk of color change. Some side effects can last a long time.
Do not wait to see if it passes. Call the Cleburne clinic on (682) 470-6080 from 8 AM to 8 PM, and call 911 in an emergency.
Before your first session, go over your health conditions, medicines, allergies, cold sores and any recent peel, laser or retinoid use with Paige. This page is general education and does not replace a personal medical assessment.
Medical oversight: Dr. Josh Allen, D.O., Medical Director, InjectCo MedSpa.
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