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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Clear answers.
Before you book.

Comfort, downtime, natural-looking results and what to expect—answered simply.

Comfort & downtime

Do treatments hurt?

Sensation varies by treatment, treatment area and person. Injectables and PRP involve needles, SkinPen uses controlled microneedling and a chemical peel uses a professional topical solution. You may feel brief pinching, pressure, tingling or tenderness. Before treatment, your provider explains what the visit involves and the comfort options appropriate for that service.

How much downtime should I plan for?

Recovery depends on the service. Xeomin can cause temporary injection-site redness, tenderness or bruising. Filler may swell or bruise while it settles. SkinPen may cause redness, tightness, dryness or sensitivity. The Perfect Derma Peel includes visible peeling. PRP may cause tenderness, redness, swelling, bruising or pinpoint bleeding. Exact recovery varies.

Which treatments usually have more visible recovery?

The Perfect Derma Peel has planned visible peeling. SkinPen and PRP + SkinPen can leave skin visibly red or sensitive, while filler and PRP may cause swelling or bruising. Your response can be different from someone else’s, so the recovery plan should fit your calendar.

Can I schedule treatment right before an event?

Do not assume you will look fully settled immediately afterward. Share your event date before booking so the clinic can discuss realistic timing for the specific treatment and whether it makes sense to wait.

Natural, not overdone

Do you offer Botox?

Edit Medical Clinic currently offers Xeomin rather than Botox. Many people use “Botox” as a general term when searching for wrinkle-relaxing injections, but Xeomin and Botox are different prescription neuromodulator brands. Their units are not interchangeable, and your provider determines the appropriate treatment, areas and units.

Will Xeomin make me look frozen—or filler make me look fake?

That is not the only possible look. Xeomin can be planned for a subtle reduction in selected muscle movement, while filler can be planned conservatively for shape, proportion or balance. Anatomy, product, amount and placement matter, and no specific result can be guaranteed.

Am I too young—or do I need to start now?

There is no age when everyone “needs” an aesthetic treatment. The decision should be based on your goals, anatomy and clinical suitability—not pressure, trends or fear of falling behind. Waiting or choosing no treatment is always okay.

Is more treatment always better?

No. More product, more units or a more intense procedure is not automatically better. The right plan may be conservative, staged over time or no treatment at all.

Do I have to keep getting treatments once I start?

No. Aesthetic treatments are optional. Some effects are temporary and gradually fade; choosing whether to repeat a treatment is up to you after discussing your goals with your provider.

Results & what to expect

What should I expect at my first appointment?

Your visit begins with a consultation. Your provider reviews your goals, starting anatomy or skin and relevant clinical factors, then explains the proposed treatment, price, expected recovery, aftercare and important risks before you decide whether to proceed.

How soon will I see results, and how long do they last?

Timing varies. Xeomin develops after the visit. Filler may show some change right away, but swelling must settle before you judge the result. SkinPen, PRP and hair-focused changes are more gradual, while a peel changes as visible peeling resolves. Duration also varies by treatment, area and individual response.

Will one appointment be enough?

Sometimes one visit is chosen; other goals may be approached as a series or staged plan. Your treatment, goal, response and clinical assessment guide that decision—the website cannot decide how many sessions you need.

What if I do not know which treatment to choose?

You do not need to choose a product, dose or final plan on your own. Use Find My Treatment for an educational place to start, read the Treatments guide or schedule a consultation. The quiz does not diagnose, prescribe or determine medical eligibility.

Booking basics

How does mobile concierge care work?

Edit Medical Clinic is not a walk-in storefront. Visits are appointment-only, and the location, service-area availability and any concierge fee are confirmed before booking.

Where can I see treatment prices?

The Pricing page shows current member and non-member prices, membership terms and a private calculator. Estimates are not final appointment quotes; treatment choice, travel and any eligible offer are confirmed separately.

Does submitting a website form book my appointment?

No. A form requests a reply only. It does not reserve a visit, confirm concierge availability or mean the welcome offer was applied. Booking takes place separately through Vagaro or direct coordination with the clinic.

Can I use the $75 welcome offer on any service?

The current offer is $75 off a first qualifying appointment of $250 or more. It cannot be combined with memberships, weight-management programs, packages or other promotions. Eligibility is confirmed before booking, and the offer is not automatically applied in Vagaro.

Is hormone therapy available now?

No. Hormone therapy for women and men is coming soon and is not currently bookable. No launch date, price or treatment detail has been announced.

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