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Vita Sana Medical Center

Klárdie® Skin Booster · Scottsdale, Arizona

Klárdie Cost in Scottsdale

Klárdie skin booster sessions in Scottsdale typically run $300–$600 per treatment depending on the area and delivery method, with most plans built as a series of two to three sessions plus maintenance. Vita Sana Medical Center quotes exact series pricing at your consultation with Dr. Luca Lioce, NMD.

Dr. Luca Lioce, NMD — Vita Sana Medical Center, Scottsdale

Dr. Luca Lioce, NMD

Founder & Medical Director, Vita Sana Medical Center · Clinical Peptide Society member · 10+ years of clinical experience · Scottsdale, AZ

What shapes the price

  • Treatment area — full face vs. targeted zones
  • Delivery — micro-injection vs. with microneedling
  • Series length your skin needs
  • Combination plans with Xeomin, threads, or PRF

Booster economics

Compare a Klárdie series to the running spend on high-end topicals that never reach the dermis — boosters put regenerative ingredients where creams cannot go, with results you can see in skin density and light. HSA/FSA rarely applies to cosmetic treatments, but Cherry payment plans can split series costs into monthly payments.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much is a Klárdie session in Scottsdale?

Typically $300–$600 depending on area and method; Vita Sana Medical Center confirms current pricing when you book — (480) 579-5290.

Is a series really necessary?

Boosters build — hydration compounds across sessions and holds longer after a proper series than after a single treatment.

Are there Klárdie specials?

Check the special offers page or ask when booking — series and combination pricing is often available.

Klárdie Treatment at Vita Sana Medical Center

Explore the full Klárdie Treatment service — or book a consultation with Scottsdale’s leading regenerative medicine expert.

Vita Sana Medical Center · 4300 N. Miller Rd. Suite 144, Scottsdale, AZ 85251 · (480) 579-5290 · Serving Scottsdale, Paradise Valley, Phoenix, Tempe, Mesa & Fountain Hills. Individual results vary; treatment requires medical evaluation.