Dated prices for Miami
Surveyed October 16, 2026
A facial that pairs microneedling with exosomes had a median price of $287.50 a session across 6 Miami-Dade businesses. Half of the prices fell between $218.75 and $375, and the full range was $200 to $600. Counting one scalp listing as well, 7 businesses had a median of $300.
| Group | Businesses | Lowest | 25th percentile | Median | 75th percentile | Highest |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Face: microneedling with exosomes | 6 | $200 | $218.75 | $287.50 | $375 | $600 |
| All exosome listings | 7 | $200 | $237.50 | $300 | $500 | $950 |
Limits of these numbers
- Not every business here is a medical clinic: of the 6 facial listings, 4 are salons or spas and 2 are medspas.
- Three listings call the service only “exosomes” (or “exosomes or PDRN”) and do not say which product or technique is used.
- Only one scalp listing turned up, so no hair range is shown.
- The prices were read from each business’s public booking page or website. We did not ask for quotes.
- None of the sources says whether tax is added.
How we collected the prices
- We read public pages. Each price comes from a business's own website or public booking page. We saved the page address, the day we looked and what the price includes.
- We kept like with like. Only single-session prices count. First-visit offers, packages and bundles with other treatments were left out.
- We publish a summary. Lowest, 25th percentile, median, 75th percentile and highest, worked out from the saved file, with the number of businesses behind them.
- We do not name businesses. We have not checked their licenses, so none is named here. When a clinic passes our checks, see how we choose clinics.
- We keep it current. Prices are reviewed every month, and data older than 180 days comes off the page.
What a quote should tell you
- The product: name, maker and amount used.
- Whether microneedling is part of the price.
- The area treated: face, neck, scalp or another area.
- How many sessions the price covers, and whether it is per session or for a package.
- Numbing cream, aftercare products and follow-up visits.
- Consultation fees, deposits and what happens if you stop early.
Exosome treatment or exosome therapy: does the name change the price?
The two names can describe the same service, along with "exosome facial" and "exosome microneedling". The name tells you little, so compare what is included, not what the service is called.
Why a single number can mislead
A per-session price and a package price are different things. Ask for the total of the plan the clinic recommends, and ask why it recommends that many sessions. The eight studies of microneedling with exosomes in the 2026 review are small (3 to 60 participants each, PMID 42027180), so there is little evidence behind any particular number of sessions.
Questions about prices
Will you tell me the price of a specific clinic?
No. We publish only the summary figures. Names appear only if a clinic has agreed in writing.
How often are prices updated?
Every month. Data older than 180 days is removed.
Can a clinic pay to be in the table?
No. A clinic cannot pay to be included, to be verified or to change its row.
Before you call a clinic, read the questions to ask.
This page has not yet been reviewed by a licensed clinician. Sources are listed below. Last editorial check: October 15, 2026.
Sources
- Florida Department of Health license lookup
- 2026 review, PubMed (PMID 42027180)