How much does micro infusion cost? At home, a micro infusion kit starts at around $99, and the real cost works out somewhere between about $20 and $50 a session, depending on the kit size and whether you subscribe.
The number on the front of the box is the least useful figure for working out what you will actually spend. This guide shows you how to compare prices properly, what should be included, and what a full year of sessions costs.
In this guide
- What a micro infusion kit costs
- Why cost per session is the number that matters
- What should be included in the price
- Subscription or one time?
- What a year of micro infusion costs
- Optional extras and what they add
- Hidden costs to check for
- The guarantee
- Questions people ask
What a micro infusion kit costs
The Micro Infusion System comes in three kit sizes. Each one is built around one session every two weeks, so a one month kit holds two sessions, a two month kit holds four and a three month kit holds six.
Every kit includes the system itself, one sterile single use head for every session and one sealed vial of serum for every session. Nothing else is needed to get started.
| Kit | Sessions | One time | Subscribe & Save |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 month | 2 | $99 | $78 |
| 2 months | 4 | $198 | $98 |
| 3 months | 6 | $297 | $126 |
Prices as listed on seranova.com in October 2026. Seranova runs promotions from time to time, so the price on the product page may be lower than the one shown here.
Why cost per session is the number that matters
A kit price tells you nothing until you know how many sessions are in it. A $99 kit with two sessions and a $150 kit with eight are not comparable until you divide one by the other.
So divide the kit price by the number of sessions it contains. That single number is the fairest way to compare one kit size against another, and one brand against another. It is rarely the number on the front of the box.
Here is how The Micro Infusion System works out per session:
| Kit | One time | Subscribe & Save |
|---|---|---|
| 1 month | $49.50 | $39 |
| 2 months | $49.50 | $24.50 |
| 3 months | $49.50 | $21 |
Two things stand out. Buying one time costs the same per session whichever size you choose. Subscribing is where the price per session falls, and it falls further the larger the kit.
What should be included in the price
A cheap kit is only cheap if it contains everything you need for every session it claims to cover. Before you compare prices, check that these four things are in the box.
1. A sterile head for every session
This is the one to count. Heads are single use, which means a fresh one for every session. Some kits ship fewer heads than sessions, which leaves you either buying more or reusing a head the brand's own guidance says should not be reused.
The Micro Infusion System ships one sterile head for every session, at every kit size. Two heads for two sessions, four for four, six for six.
2. The serum, sealed for each session
In some systems you supply your own serum. That is a running cost that never appears in the headline price, and the result is down to whatever you buy.
The Micro Infusion System includes its own serum, sealed in a single use vial for each session. It is built around a bioactive peptide complex of Hexapeptide-8, Tetrapeptide-11 and Tetrapeptide-9, hyaluronic acid and niacinamide, so you know exactly what goes onto your skin every time.
3. The system itself
Check whether the system is part of the kit or sold separately. With The Micro Infusion System, it comes in the box with the heads and serum, at every kit size.
4. Clear instructions
It sounds small, but it matters. A routine you are unsure about is a routine you stop. Every Seranova order comes with an easy to follow, step by step video guide.
Subscription or one time?
Whether you buy once or subscribe, you get the same system, heads and serum in the box. What changes is how much you pay per session, and whether your next kit arrives on its own or you reorder when you run out.
One time purchase
You pay $49.50 a session and commit to nothing. It makes sense if you want to try micro infusion before deciding whether it belongs in your routine. The one month kit at $99 is the lowest outlay.
Subscribe & Save
You pay as little as $21 a session, and a new kit arrives on a regular rhythm: every month, every two months or every three months, matching the kit size you chose. It makes sense if you already know you will keep going, and it is the cheaper option for anyone using it consistently.
Subscriptions also solve the problem most routines run into: forgetting to reorder. The look of results rewards consistency, and a kit that turns up before you run out keeps your sessions on track.
Which kit size to choose
- Trying it for the first time? The one month kit, one time, at $99.
- Planning to give it the full 90 days? The three month kit covers six sessions, which is exactly the guarantee window.
- Already know it works for you? The three month subscription, at $21 a session.
What a year of micro infusion costs
Micro infusion is a routine, not a one off. The honest figure is what a year costs, not what the first box costs.
With one session every two weeks, a year is around 24 to 26 sessions. On the three month subscription, four deliveries a year give you 24 sessions, at $21 each.
Buying the same 24 sessions one time, at list price, would cost $1,188. That gap is why the subscription is the better value for anyone who plans to keep going.
| How you buy | Sessions | Per year | Per month |
|---|---|---|---|
| Subscription | 24 | $504 | $42 |
| One time | 24 | $1,188 | $99 |
Spread across the year, that is $42 a month for a 10 minute session every two weeks, done at home in the evening with nothing else to buy.
Optional extras and what they add
The Micro Infusion System works on its own. Nothing below is required. But if you already have a skincare routine, these are the products made to pair with it, and they are worth knowing about when you set a budget.
- Deep Collagen Cream. A daily firming cream that helps skin look firmer, smoother and calmer. Start using it the day after your micro infusion session, morning and night.
- SPF 50 Protect & Repair Serum. Weightless daily sun protection with no white cast. Daily SPF helps protect the look of your results.
- Micro Infusion Patches. Made for the delicate eye area, which The Micro Infusion System keeps clear of. Use them three days after your micro infusion session.
- Collagen Cleanser. The prep step before your session, for skin that feels clean and soft without feeling stripped or tight.
If you already own a gentle moisturizer and a daily SPF you like, keep using them. You do not need to replace your whole routine to start micro infusion.
Hidden costs to check for
When you compare micro infusion kits, these are the costs that tend to sit in the small print rather than on the front of the box.
- Fewer heads than sessions. Count the heads and divide the price by that number, not by the number of sessions on the label.
- Serum sold separately. If you bring your own, add the cost of the serum to every session.
- Refills priced differently from the starter kit. Some brands discount the first kit and charge more for refills. Check what the second order costs, not just the first.
- A system you have to replace. Ask whether the system itself lasts, or whether it needs replacing on a schedule.
- Guarantee terms. A money back guarantee lowers your risk, but only if you can meet its terms. Read them before you buy.
For a side by side look at how two at home systems compare on heads, serum and price per session, see Seranova vs Qure.
The guarantee
A guarantee belongs in a conversation about cost, because it is a discount on the risk of trying something new.
Seranova offers a 90 day money back guarantee on your first order. Use The Micro Infusion System as directed for 90 days, keep monthly photos of your progress, and if you do not see visible results, you get a refund.
Ninety days is six sessions, which is exactly what the three month kit holds. If you want to give it a full and fair try, that is the kit that covers the whole window in one box.
Is micro infusion worth the money?
That depends on what you want from it. The Micro Infusion System is a 10 minute session every two weeks that helps a peptide and hyaluronic acid serum absorb more effectively than applying it by hand, for skin that looks smoother, plumper and more refreshed over time.
- 80% reported an increase in skin firmness after using the product.
- 78% reported their skin looked younger compared to before using the product.
- 78% reported a visible reduction in the appearance of wrinkles.
- 87% reported no recovery time was needed after use.
Based on a self-reported survey of 282 Seranova customers. Those are customers describing their own skin, so treat it as exactly that.
If the look of fine lines is your main reason for looking, see the best micro infusion system for wrinkles.
Questions people ask
How much does micro infusion cost?
At home, The Micro Infusion System starts at $99 for a one month kit with two sessions. Per session, it costs $49.50 bought one time, and as little as $21 on the three month subscription.
How much does a micro infusion session cost?
Between $21 and $49.50 a session with The Micro Infusion System, depending on the kit size and whether you subscribe. Every session includes a fresh sterile head and a sealed vial of serum.
What is the cheapest way to buy micro infusion?
The three month subscription. It works out at $21 a session, less than half the one time price per session.
What is included in a micro infusion kit?
Every kit of The Micro Infusion System includes the system itself, one sterile single use head for every session and one sealed vial of serum for every session. The one month kit has two of each, the two month kit four, and the three month kit six.
Do I need to buy serum separately?
Not with The Micro Infusion System. A sealed vial of serum for every session is included in the kit, built around peptides, hyaluronic acid and niacinamide.
How much does micro infusion cost per year?
About $504 on the three month subscription, which covers 24 sessions across four deliveries. The same 24 sessions bought one time at list price would cost $1,188.
Is micro infusion worth the money?
That depends on what you want from it. With The Micro Infusion System, a 10 minute session every two weeks helps a peptide and hyaluronic acid serum absorb more effectively than applying it by hand, for skin that looks smoother, plumper and more refreshed over time. It costs from $21 a session, and your first order comes with a 90 day money back guarantee.
Can I cancel a micro infusion subscription?
Yes. You can cancel or change a Seranova subscription at any time, and you can skip a delivery if you already have enough stock. Contact the Seranova team and they will make the change for you.
Is there a money back guarantee?
Yes. Seranova offers a 90 day money back guarantee on your first order. Use The Micro Infusion System as directed for 90 days, keep monthly photos of your progress, and if you do not see visible results, you get a refund.
Why do micro infusion kits vary so much in price?
Almost always because of the number of sessions, whether a fresh head is included for each one, and whether the serum is in the box. Convert every kit to cost per session, with heads and serum included, and most of the difference disappears.
Is the cheapest micro infusion kit the best value?
Only if it ships a fresh head and a serum for every session it claims to cover. Count the heads and check what is in the box before you judge on price.
Individual experiences vary. This is a cosmetic routine for the appearance of skin and is not a substitute for professional advice. Prices correct at the time of writing and subject to change.
