Microneedling Facial Pricing in Miami: The Wellness Room's Current $150 Listing Before Consultation

Menu update — October 14, 2026: Microneedling Facial remains $150. The separate ADD MICRO NEEDLING entry has been removed. Historical comparisons below refer to the previous menu, not a current add-on offer.

The clinic supplied description for Microneedling Facial is: "Advanced collagen-induction therapy that uses micro-needling to stimulate cellular renewal, improve skin texture, and minimize the appearance of fine lines and scars."

If you are checking microneedling pricing in Miami, The Wellness Room previously gave readers two related menu lines to bring into a consultation. The Skin Rejuvenation Pricing / Facials section lists Microneedling Facial at $150 and ADD MICRO NEEDLING at $100.

The wording matters. One line names Microneedling Facial, while the other begins with Add. The previous page did not explain what had to be booked with the former $100 listing, what that listing includes, or whether it fits a particular request. This article does not fill in those gaps. It helps you quote the menu accurately and ask the clinic team for the missing context.

Start with the exact line that caught your attention. Then ask The Wellness Room to confirm the current price and explain how the two listings differ before you make a booking decision.

Previous listings, two different labels

The previous Skin Rejuvenation Pricing / Facials menu showed:

• Microneedling Facial: $150
• ADD MICRO NEEDLING: $100

That is the full pricing information used here. The $50 difference is simple arithmetic, but it does not explain why the menu has two lines or which one belongs with a particular inquiry.

When you contact The Wellness Room, keep the labels attached to the amounts. Saying "I saw Microneedling Facial at $150" points to one entry. Saying "I saw Add Micro Needling at $100" points to the other. A general question about a $100 microneedling price could blur the distinction before the conversation begins.

You can [review the previous Skin Rejuvenation Pricing / Facials section](/weight-loss#skin-rejuvenation-pricing) before reaching out. Check the wording and displayed prices on the live page, then use the same terms in your message.

What the $150 Microneedling Facial listing confirms

The Wellness Room previously listed Microneedling Facial at $150. That gives you a direct menu reference for a consultation.

It does not tell you whether the service is appropriate for you. Its clinic supplied description does not provide personal guidance, preparation instructions or aftercare information. Those subjects are outside the information shown in the pricing line and outside the scope of this article.

A clean first question is: "I saw Microneedling Facial listed at $150 in the Skin Rejuvenation Pricing / Facials section. Is that the current listing?"

This question does two useful things. It names the service exactly, and it asks the clinic to confirm the price you saw. It does not presume that the listing applies to you or that the menu answers every question you may have.

What the $100 Add Micro Needling line confirms

The previous menu listed ADD MICRO NEEDLING at $100. The source supports the name and price. It does not define the word Add or state what the entry must accompany.

That missing detail should become a question, not an assumption. You could ask: "I also saw Add Micro Needling listed at $100. How does The Wellness Room define that menu line, and when is it discussed during consultation?"

Avoid treating the $100 figure as a substitute for the $150 Microneedling Facial listing. The page presents two separate names and prices. It does not say they are interchangeable. It also does not say that everyone interested in Microneedling Facial can use the Add Micro Needling listing.

The safest way to compare them is to quote both entries and let the clinic team explain the previous menu structure.

Why a $50 difference does not answer the booking question

The difference between $150 and $100 is $50. That comparison may help you notice that the entries are distinct, but it cannot tell you which line applies to your inquiry.

Price alone rarely carries enough context when the names differ. Here, one label is Microneedling Facial and the other is ADD MICRO NEEDLING. The previous menu provided names and prices; the clinic now publishes a description for Microneedling Facial. It would be easy to import a definition from another website or make one up from the word Add. Neither approach would describe The Wellness Room's previous menu reliably.

Use the difference as a reason to ask a more precise question: "Can you explain the difference between the $150 Microneedling Facial listing and the $100 Add Micro Needling listing?"

That question keeps the conversation attached to the clinic's own page. It also gives the team room to explain current details directly.

Keep the pricing section in view

Both entries appear under Skin Rejuvenation Pricing / Facials. The section also says that custom options are available after consultation with the esthetician.

That consultation note gives you a clear next step without answering a personal service question online. You can review the menu first, note the exact entries, and then bring your questions to the esthetician during consultation.

The section title is useful when you contact the office because it tells the team where you found the prices. A short message might read:

"I was reviewing the current Skin Rejuvenation Pricing / Facials section at The Wellness Room. I saw Microneedling Facial at $150 and would like to confirm its clinic description and booking details during consultation."

That message is specific without trying to decide anything in advance.

Questions to save before you call

You do not need a long checklist. Choose the questions that match what you want clarified:

• Is Microneedling Facial still listed at $150?
• What does the current Microneedling Facial listing include?
• Which booking details should I confirm with the clinic?
• What is the current difference between the two listings?
• Which questions should I bring to the esthetician during consultation?
• Are custom options discussed during the same consultation?
• Where can I review the previous Skin Rejuvenation Pricing / Facials menu before booking?

These questions stay within the published pricing context. They do not ask a web page to make a medical or personal decision. If you have individual concerns, share them directly with the clinic team so they can explain the consultation process and the current information available.

A practical way to compare the menu without guessing

First, write down the current Microneedling Facial listing at $150. The Add Micro Needling reference belongs to the previous menu.

Second, decide what you need to confirm. You may only want to check whether the prices are current. You may also want the team to explain the word Add or the role of the esthetician consultation.

Third, contact The Wellness Room with both the name and price in your question. Avoid shortening the entries to "the $150 option" and "the $100 option." The service labels carry information that the amounts do not.

Finally, keep your decision open until the clinic has answered your questions. This article can organize the published menu facts. It cannot determine eligibility, suitability, candidacy, or which service someone should choose.

Frequently asked pricing questions

How much is Microneedling Facial at The Wellness Room?

The previous Skin Rejuvenation Pricing / Facials menu lists Microneedling Facial at $150. Ask The Wellness Room to confirm the current listing when you request a consultation.

How much is Add Micro Needling?

The previous menu listed ADD MICRO NEEDLING at $100; that separate entry is no longer on the facial menu. The source does not explain what the line includes or what it must accompany, so ask the clinic team for that context.

Are the two listings the same service at different prices?

The verified source does not say that. It shows two separate labels and prices. Do not treat them as interchangeable without confirmation from The Wellness Room.

Is the difference between the listings $50?

Yes. The difference between the published $150 and $100 amounts is $50. That calculation does not determine which listing applies to a personal inquiry.

Does the page mention consultation with an esthetician?

Yes. The Skin Rejuvenation Pricing / Facials section says custom options are available after consultation with the esthetician.

Can this article tell me which listing to book?

No. It reports the current names, prices, section label, and consultation note. It does not provide medical advice or make a booking, treatment, suitability, or eligibility decision.

Request a consultation with The Wellness Room

Review the [Skin Rejuvenation Pricing / Facials menu](/weight-loss#skin-rejuvenation-pricing), then [request a consultation](/#contact) with The Wellness Room. Mention the current Microneedling Facial entry at $150. The separate Add Micro Needling entry has been removed.

Ask the team to confirm the current prices and explain how each listing is used in the clinic's previous menu. Bring personal questions to the consultation with the esthetician before deciding what to book.

This article is limited to verified pricing and page context. It does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, dosage guidance, preparation or aftercare instructions, an eligibility or suitability decision, a service recommendation, an individual outcome prediction, or a guarantee.