FAQs

We accept Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover , debit, and CareCredit.

You do not need an appointment for a consultation. However, the best way to guarantee we can see you promptly is by calling ahead at 561-896-1156 to book an appointment.

We are happy to reschedule your appointment if your plans change. Please provide at least 24 hours notice so that we have enough time to fill that space with a patient on our waiting list.

No, we do not accept insurance. The services we perform are elective and not covered by insurance.

Yes we do! Contact us at 561-961-8716 to learn more.

The Botox Cosmetic manufacturer generally recommends four units for each injection site. Most dermatologists administer between 10 and 50 units total depending on your needs and treatment history.

Botox treats fine lines and wrinkles by paralyzing the muscles, while fillers replace volume and fill in wrinkles.

Botox usually lasts 3-4 months, and as much as 6 months, depending on the number of units, and your lifestyle and age.

Botox typically takes 3 to 5 days to see results, and as much as 8 depending on the area of treatment. For example, the area between your eyebrows or crow’s feet take less time, while the forehead or frown lines may take up to 8 days.

No, Botox feels like a slight pinch or sting due to the small needles.

Our microneedling pen creates hundreds of tiny skin punctures to stimulate the skin’s natural healing process.

Microneedling is a minimally invasive procedure with little-to-no recovery time and is clinically proven to fight the appearance of neck wrinkles and reduce the appearance of scars.

Yes, microneedling uses single-use, sterile needle cartridges built for safety.

You should not use microneedling if you have open wounds, sores, or irritated skin in the treatment area, are pregnant or nursing, or are currently taking prescription drugs with the ingredient isotretinoin (like Accutane).

Yes, HRT is generally very safe and low risk if you’re under 60 and have menopausal symptoms. However, women starting HRT over the age of 60 are at increased risk of developing blood clots, stroke, and certain types of cancer, especially when taken for longer periods.

You should stop taking HRT once your menopausal symptoms go away. While the treatment duration varies from woman to woman, this is usually around two years after you start treatment.

A simple blood test can determine your testosterone level. This can be done at most laboratories.

Yes, but TRT can have side effects including acne, lower sperm count, shrunken testicles, increased risk of blood clots, and increased risk of heart attack and stroke.

Yes, if you have ED due to low testosterone, TRT can help restore your ability to have healthy erections and your sex drive.

We will measure your testosterone levels 3 and 6 months after treatment begins. If your levels are okay, we’ll keep the current dose. If too low, your dosage can be adjusted.

TRT is a lifelong treatment, as symptoms of Low T may return if you stop taking it.

Yes, these infusions are administered by our skilled team of licensed IV specialists, and we only use accredited compounding pharmacies for our formulas.

Although rare, some minor side effects can occur, including bruising or bleeding at IV site, or a warm or cool sensation in the arm, chest or stomach.

You may feel a mild pinch or sting when the IV is administered, but sessions are very comfortable.

There are some medications that can interact negatively with IV therapy. Our staff will conduct a thorough client history to ensure the drip of your choice is safe and effective for you.

You may feel mild burning or itching during the chemical peel, but we also offer a mild numbing cream to be applied before application.

Chemical peels can take anywhere from a few minutes to an hour, depending on your needs.

New skin will begin to develop anywhere from one to two weeks after treatment, depending on your treatment and lifestyle factors like age and diet.

Recovery time varies depending on the extent and intensity of the treatment. Your skin will be more sun-sensitive after treatment and wearing sunscreen is highly recommended.

Light peels:

• Up to seven days to heal with skin peeling
• Sunburnt skin appearance may last up to a month
• Most patients can usually wear makeup the next day

Medium peels:

• 7-14 day recovery time
• Some swelling and skin dryness
• You can begin to apply cosmetics after 5-7 days.

Deep peels:

• 14+ day recovery time
• More severe redness and swelling
• Makeup after 14 days minimum

We recommend a minimum of 3 months, but the length of treatment will vary by your weight loss goal, health, and lifestyle factors, and other factors.

Side effects vary by person, and usually subside over time your body adjusts to treatment. Some people experience:

• Abdominal pain
• Burping
• Constipation
• Heartburn
• Nausea
• Vomiting