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Before, During & AfterTreatment preparation &
aftercare guides
A practical starting point for safer planning. Your provider’s individualized written instructions always take priority over general website information.
For Every Appointment
Start with a complete health conversation
Before your visit
- Share medical conditions, allergies, pregnancy or breastfeeding status, prior procedures and any history of complications.
- Bring a complete list of prescriptions, over-the-counter medicines, vitamins and supplements.
- Tell the team about active infection, rash, open skin, recent illness, vaccination, dental work or planned surgery when relevant.
- Do not stop anticoagulants, aspirin or any prescribed medicine unless the prescribing clinician specifically directs you.
- Ask about expected benefit, alternatives, downtime, total cost and when results should be evaluated.
After your visit
- Follow the treatment-specific written instructions supplied by your clinician.
- Use only recommended skin care, medication and activity restrictions.
- Keep follow-up appointments and send clear photographs if the team requests them.
- Contact the office for unexpected, worsening or persistent symptoms rather than relying on social-media advice.
- Call 911 for a life-threatening emergency.
Botox · Dysport · Xeomin · Jeuveau
Neurotoxin guide
Prepare & recover
- Report prior botulinum-toxin products, dates, reactions, neuromuscular conditions, swallowing or breathing problems and all medicines.
- Arrive with clean skin when possible. Minor redness, tenderness, swelling or bruising can occur.
- Do not rub or manipulate treated areas unless your clinician instructs you to do so.
- Results develop gradually. Follow the product-specific timeline before judging the final effect or scheduling a touch-up.
Get urgent help
- Seek medical help promptly for trouble swallowing, speaking or breathing; widespread weakness; double or blurred vision; or a severe allergic reaction.
- Contact the office about significant eyelid or brow droop, asymmetry or another concerning change.
Dermal Fillers & Facial Balancing
Filler guide
Prepare & recover
- Disclose severe allergies, bleeding disorders, active skin inflammation or infection, prior filler type and location, and recent dental procedures.
- Temporary swelling, tenderness and bruising are common. Use only clinician-approved cold application, skin care and pain relief.
- Avoid pressing, massaging or attempting to dissolve or alter filler yourself.
- Some reactions may occur later; report new nodules, redness, drainage or recurrent swelling.
Time-sensitive warning signs
- Seek immediate medical attention for unusual or escalating pain, vision change, stroke symptoms, or skin becoming white, gray or blue during or shortly after injection.
- Call 911 for sudden weakness, facial droop, speech difficulty, severe headache, confusion or another possible stroke symptom.
Laser Rejuvenation
Laser treatment guide
Before treatment
- Disclose recent sun exposure, tanning products, photosensitizing medication, cold sores, pigment changes, scarring history and recent procedures.
- Follow the office’s instructions about shaving, skin products and sun avoidance; protocols vary by device and treatment area.
- Do not conceal a tan, burn, rash or infection. Treatment may need to be postponed.
After treatment
- Use only recommended cleanser, moisturizer, sunscreen and cooling measures.
- Avoid picking, peeling, scrubbing and unapproved active products while skin recovers.
- Contact the office for blistering, worsening pain, spreading redness, drainage, fever, eye symptoms or unexpected pigment change.
Glo2Facial & Skin Treatments
Facial treatment guide
Plan your visit
- Tell the provider about allergies, current skin prescriptions, recent peels, resurfacing, injectables and active irritation.
- Your OxyPod and intensity should be selected for current skin condition—not solely a trend or desired ingredient.
- Ask when to pause or restart retinoids, exfoliants and other active products.
Protect the result
- Use gentle skin care and daily sun protection as directed.
- Avoid picking or aggressive exfoliation if temporary sensitivity occurs.
- Report persistent swelling, hives, blistering or worsening irritation.
Non-Surgical Body Contouring
Body-contouring guide
Before & after
- Review implanted devices, hernia, surgery, circulation or nerve problems, pregnancy status and skin integrity with the provider.
- Understand the technology, treated tissue, expected sensation, series recommendation and realistic limitations.
- Follow hydration, activity, compression or skin-care instructions only when prescribed for the specific device.
Contact the office
- Report severe or increasing pain, blistering, open skin, marked swelling, weakness, numbness that persists or any unexpected change.
- Body contouring is not a weight-loss substitute and outcomes vary by anatomy, device and treatment plan.
Intimate Wellness
HIFU vaginal wellness guide
Consultation first
- Discuss urinary leakage, pain, bleeding, infection symptoms, pelvic-floor concerns, pregnancy status, implants and prior pelvic procedures.
- New, severe or unexplained symptoms require appropriate medical evaluation; an aesthetic wellness procedure is not a substitute for diagnosis.
- Ask about device status, evidence, alternatives, expected benefit, risks and the provider’s training.
After treatment
- Follow the specific activity and intimacy restrictions supplied by the treating clinician.
- Seek prompt medical advice for severe pain, bleeding, burns, unusual discharge, urinary retention, fever or symptoms that worsen rather than improve.
- No tightening, sexual-function or urinary outcome can be guaranteed.
GLP-1 & Peptide Care
Medical-wellness guide
Start safely
- Use only medication prescribed after an appropriate evaluation and dispensed by a pharmacy you can independently verify.
- Review all medicines, pregnancy plans, gastrointestinal, gallbladder, pancreatic, kidney, endocrine and relevant family history.
- Confirm the exact drug, FDA status, formulation, concentration, storage, administration plan, monitoring and what to do after a missed dose.
- Never use a research-only vial or medication from an anonymous or unverified seller.
Know when to call
- Contact the treating team for persistent vomiting, inability to maintain fluids, worsening side effects, suspected dosing error or concerning injection-site symptoms.
- Seek urgent medical evaluation for severe or persistent abdominal pain, signs of a serious allergic reaction, fainting, confusion or another severe symptom.
- Do not change dose or combine products without prescriber direction.
General education only
This guide cannot account for your medical history, the exact product or device, treatment parameters or clinician instructions. Product labeling and individualized written directions take priority. Call or text 713-268-6963 with questions.
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