Know the number first.

Neuromodulator feels like a series of quick pinches and takes about ten minutes. Filler is more uncomfortable, so we use a topical numbing cream for twenty minutes beforehand and the product itself contains lidocaine. Most people describe it as pressure rather than pain.

Neuromodulator holds three to four months at first and often longer once you have been treated regularly for a year. Filler depends on the area: lips around nine months, cheeks and jawline twelve to eighteen.

None for neuromodulator beyond small red dots that settle within an hour. Filler bruises in about one in four patients, so we would not book you the week of a wedding. Laser resurfacing means three to five days of looking sunburnt.

Not if we treat you the way we prefer to. We start conservative and bring you back at two weeks to add more if you want it. Adding is easy. Taking away means waiting three months.

Because pricing by area lets a clinic charge the same whether you needed twelve units or thirty. Per unit, you pay for exactly what went in, and you can check the number against the vial.

Not necessarily. If you have had neuromodulator before and know what you want, we can treat you on the same visit. If it is your first time, book the free twenty-minute consultation and decide afterwards.

Come back. Filler is hyaluronic acid and can be dissolved in a fifteen-minute appointment, which we do not charge for if we placed it. Neuromodulator cannot be reversed, which is exactly why we start low.