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Yes. Medical and aesthetic services begin with an individualized consultation or assessment. We discuss your goals, relevant health history, suitability, realistic expectations and alternatives before creating a plan. Some same-day treatment may be possible when appropriate, but it is never guaranteed.

You may book online, call or text 713-BOTOX-ME (713-268-6963), or request an eligible telehealth visit.

We have five Greater Houston locations: Conroe, Houston, Fulshear, Katy and Kingwood. Visit the Locations page for addresses, directions and location-specific details.

Yes. Identity Aesthetics provides personalized aesthetic and wellness services for women and men. Every plan is based on individual goals, anatomy, health history and clinical suitability.

Preparation, aftercare and downtime vary substantially by treatment. Follow the instructions provided for your specific appointment and tell your provider about medications, supplements, allergies, pregnancy or breastfeeding, recent procedures and relevant health conditions. Contact the office if you have questions before your visit.

Current offerings include Botox®, Dysport®, Jeuveau® and Xeomin®. Your provider can recommend an option based on the area being treated, your anatomy, goals and relevant treatment history. Visit Injectables for current listed pricing and promotions.

Onset and duration vary by product, dose, treatment area and individual response. Effects generally develop gradually rather than immediately. Your provider will explain the expected timeline for the product selected and when a follow-up may be helpful.

Offerings listed on the site include the Juvéderm® Collection, Evolysse™, Restylane®, Radiesse® or Sculptra® (Biostimulators), and SkinVive™. Not every product is appropriate for every area or patient; selection follows an assessment.

Facial balancing looks at the relationships among features instead of treating one area in isolation. Identity Aesthetics brings 40+ years of combined experience and meticulous artistry to individualized balancing plans and thoughtful evaluation of previous aesthetic work.

A consultation can determine whether improvement or correction may be possible. The safest approach depends on what was previously used, where it was placed, timing, anatomy and current findings. Complete reversal or a specific result cannot be promised.

Glo2Facial combines exfoliation, oxygenation and ingredient infusion using an OxyPod selected for your skin goals. Explore the current Glo2Facial treatment options; your provider will help choose the most appropriate pod.

Selected laser treatments may help reduce the visible appearance or texture of some stretch marks. Suitability and expected improvement depend on skin type, the age and character of the stretch marks, and the technology used. A consultation is needed, and complete removal is not guaranteed.

This is a consultation-led intimate wellness treatment using focused ultrasound technology. Women seeking help with vaginal laxity, sexual wellness concerns or urinary leakage can receive an individualized evaluation to discuss candidacy, realistic expectations, risks and alternatives. It is not a substitute for evaluation of new, severe or unexplained symptoms.

Yes. Injectables, laser procedures, facials and body-contouring treatments require an appointment at an Identity Aesthetics location. Telehealth may be used for certain preliminary or wellness discussions but cannot replace hands-on assessment and treatment.

Candidacy is determined by a licensed provider after reviewing your health history, goals, current medications, relevant contraindications and laboratory information when indicated. A consultation is the right starting point; online eligibility rules cannot replace individualized evaluation.

The program page discusses semaglutide and tirzepatide. It also follows retatrutide research news, but retatrutide is investigational and is not currently FDA-approved or available for prescribing. Approval and availability can change, so current status should always be verified.

The site describes provider evaluation, baseline or follow-up laboratory work when appropriate, individualized medication selection and titration, nutrition and lifestyle guidance, monitoring, and a maintenance strategy. Exact requirements depend on your plan and clinical needs.

No. These symptoms can have many causes. A thoughtful evaluation can identify possible contributors and determine whether peptide therapy, another evidence-based treatment or additional assessment may be appropriate.

No. FDA approval applies to specific products, formulations, routes and indications. Some products discussed online are compounded, investigational or labeled for research only. Review the source-linked Peptide Education Center and ask your clinician to explain the status and sourcing of any medication being considered.

Use a licensed clinician, a valid patient-specific prescription when required, and a pharmacy that can be independently verified. Avoid anonymous sellers, products marketed for research with human-use directions, untraceable vials and claims that a compounded product is FDA-approved. The pharmacy and peptide safety checklist explains practical verification steps.

Eligible services are available to patients physically located in Texas, North Carolina or South Carolina at the time of their virtual visit. Provider availability, prescribing and follow-up requirements depend on the service, medical need and applicable state rules.

Eligible medical weight-loss, peptide, hormone and wellness consultations may begin through a private virtual visit. The provider will decide whether telehealth is appropriate and whether labs or an in-person examination are needed.

No. Hands-on aesthetic procedures require an in-person appointment. Telehealth is designed for eligible consultations, monitoring and follow-up—not the physical performance of injectables, facials, laser services or body contouring.

Some eligible consultations and follow-ups may be completed remotely, but this depends on the program and your clinical needs. Laboratory testing, an in-person examination or office-based treatment may still be required. Your provider will explain the appropriate care setting.

Some injectable prices are listed on the site, while other services require a personalized quote because treatment plans vary. Call or text 713-BOTOX-ME and always ask about current promotions and volume savings.

Yes. Eligible services may be financed through Cherry. Eligibility, available terms, annual percentage rates and required down payments are determined by Cherry. Visit Payment Plans to explore options. Treatment still requires separate clinical evaluation.

It is an Ageless AI visualization that can help you explore aesthetic possibilities and communicate preferences before a consultation. The tool opens a third-party experience, so review the privacy information and terms displayed before submitting a photograph or personal information.

No. The preview is an illustrative simulation—not a prediction, treatment plan or guarantee. Real outcomes depend on anatomy, clinical suitability, treatment selection, technique, healing and individual response. Use it as a conversation starter with an experienced professional.