Before Your Treatment

3–7 Days Before

• Let us know about any prescription medications, blood thinners, or supplements you take, including aspirin, ibuprofen, fish oil, and vitamin E.

• Avoid starting new skin treatments or potentially irritating products in the treatment area.

• If possible, avoid scheduling your treatment immediately before an important social event, as temporary bruising or swelling may occur.

24 Hours Before

• Consider avoiding alcoholic beverages to help reduce the likelihood of bruising.

• Stay well hydrated.

The Day of Your Appointment

• Arrive with a clean face, preferably without makeup.

• Avoid applying irritating skincare products to the treatment area.

• Eat normally and stay hydrated.

Important Medical Considerations

Please notify our team if you:

• Are pregnant, breastfeeding, or planning pregnancy.

• Have a history of neuromuscular disorders, difficulty swallowing, or breathing problems.

• Have an active infection or irritation near the treatment area.

• Have experienced an allergic reaction to a botulinum toxin product.

• Have received another botulinum toxin treatment recently.

Please do not discontinue prescribed medications unless directed by your prescribing healthcare professional.

Before Your Treatment

1–2 Weeks Before

• Let us know if you have recently undergone dental work, facial procedures, or other injectable treatments, or if any are planned.

• Inform us about a history of cold sores, particularly if you are receiving lip filler.

• Review your medications and supplements with our team, especially blood thinners and products that may increase bruising.

• Plan your appointment with enough time before important events to allow for potential swelling and bruising.

24–48 Hours Before

• Consider avoiding alcohol to help minimize bruising.

• Avoid activities or skincare procedures that leave the intended treatment area irritated.

The Day of Your Appointment

• Arrive with clean skin and minimal or no makeup.

• Eat normally and stay hydrated.

• Inform your provider of any new illness, rash, dental infection, or skin irritation.

Important Medical Considerations

Please notify us if you:

• Are pregnant or breastfeeding.

• Have a bleeding disorder or take anticoagulant medication.

• Have a history of severe allergic reactions.

• Have a history of cold sores or recurrent herpes infections.

• Have an active skin infection, dental infection, or inflammatory condition.

• Have previously received permanent or long-lasting fillers.

Your safety comes first. Dermal filler treatment may need to be postponed if an infection or significant inflammation is present. Never stop prescribed medications without medical guidance.

DescriBefore Your Treatment

1–2 Weeks Before

• Review all medications and supplements with your provider, especially those that may increase bruising.

• Inform us about any history of significant allergic reactions, abnormal scarring, or previous injectable treatments.

• Let us know about recent or upcoming dental work, skin procedures, or other treatments near the intended injection area.

• Schedule your treatment with sufficient time for temporary swelling or bruising to resolve before important events.

24–48 Hours Before

• Consider avoiding alcohol to help reduce bruising.

• Avoid irritating skincare procedures in the planned treatment area.

• Maintain normal hydration.

The Day of Your Appointment

• Arrive with clean skin and minimal or no makeup.

• Eat normally.

• Inform your provider about any new illness, infection, rash, or skin changes.

Important Medical Considerations

Please notify our team if you:

• Are pregnant or breastfeeding.

• Have an active infection or inflammation in the treatment area.

• Have a bleeding disorder or take blood-thinning medication.

• Have a history of severe allergies or reactions to injectable products.

• Have previously developed nodules or complications after filler treatments.

Radiesse® and other biostimulatory injectables have product-specific indications and precautions. Your provider will determine which treatment is appropriate for your individual needs.

Do not discontinue prescribed medications without consulting your prescribing clinician.