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Lip filler and Botox, planned with you before anything is injected. Forms, reminders and aftercare happen on your phone — your visit is just the treatment.
Liz — your injector
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One injector, one chair — the person you talk to is the person who treats you.
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Pick your time on the next page — you'll get a confirmation email with your forms.
Plan on your first visit taking longer than the treatment itself. You'll complete a medical intake and sign your consent forms, then sit down with your provider to talk through what you want and what's realistic for your face. If you're having lip filler, numbing cream usually goes on for around 15 to 20 minutes before anything is injected. The injections themselves are typically the shortest part of the visit. You'll leave with written aftercare instructions.
Most people describe it as pinching and pressure rather than sharp pain. Topical numbing is generally used before lip treatments, and many dermal fillers also contain a local anesthetic. Lips are sensitive, so some discomfort is normal. Tell your provider at any point if you need a break or more numbing — that's expected, not a bother.
It depends on the product used, the area treated, how much is placed, and your own metabolism. As a general guide, lip filler often lasts somewhere in the range of six to twelve months, and neurotoxin treatments commonly last around three to four months. Those are typical ranges rather than a guarantee — your provider can give you a better estimate for the exact product they use on you.