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I have only had someone shape my eyebrows twice in my life. Rylie is by far the best. The ...more
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Physician Service Consultation.
During your consultation, the Medical Director reviews medical history, examines facial anatomy, discusses concerns and aesthetic goals, explains suitable injectables or non-surgical options, and provides personalized recommendations with a proposed treatment timeline and cost estimate.
Selection is based on your anatomy, skin quality, desired outcomes, and safety considerations. The Medical Director balances product characteristics, durability, and technique to recommend the injectable most likely to achieve natural, proportionate results.
Yes. The Medical Director evaluates whether non-invasive energy treatments, skin tightening, or resurfacing better address your goals. If injectables aren't ideal, you’ll receive alternative options and an explanation of expected benefits and timelines.
Consultations generally last 20–45 minutes depending on complexity. More involved cases or combined treatment planning may take longer to ensure thorough assessment, discussion of risks, and individualized recommendations. You may complete medical history forms beforehand to streamline the appointment.
Minimal preparation is needed: bring a list of medications, recent medical history, and photos of aesthetic concerns if helpful. Avoid blood thinners only if instructed; otherwise just arrive ready to discuss goals and previous treatments.
Often yes, if your medical history permits and the Medical Director approves. Some treatments require scheduling, patch testing, or avoiding anticoagulants beforehand. We'll outline next steps and immediate care instructions during the visit.