What to ask at your consultation
A provider who is comfortable with these questions is a good sign.
- Is the person treating me licensed in Colorado, and for what?
- How much experience do they have with this treatment?
- What is the name of the device or product, and is it the one I will get every time?
- What does a full series look like from start to finish?
- What should I do at home in the days after treatment?
- If I have a reaction, who do I call, and when?
- Can you give me the total cost in writing?
Your consultation notes
It helps to treat a consultation like any appointment where you need to make a decision. Bring notes in, and leave with notes.
Going in, have your health history, medications, allergies and past treatments written down, plus your questions. Coming out, write down who you met, what they suggested, the device or product named, the aftercare, and the total cost they quoted. Notes make it much easier to compare providers or sleep on it.
If something feels rushed
Trust your sense that something is off. Common warning signs include:
- Being told to decide now or lose a deal.
- Being treated without a consultation first.
- Not being told who will do the treatment.
- No clear, written total cost.
- Promises about exactly how you will look.
You can check the person's license with the relevant Colorado state board before you return.
One form, one local provider, and your questions answered before any decision.
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