
What a good consultation should actually feel like
What to expect, what to ask, and the questions a practitioner should be asking you before anyone picks up a syringe.

Education and information to help you make informed decisions about your aesthetic and wellness journey.
All treatments are carried out by Fatma Sedoud, RN, BSN, a Registered Nurse and the owner of Fafa Aesthetics & Wellness. The same nurse who assesses you performs the treatment and reviews the result.
The studio is in Lansdale, Pennsylvania, in the Philadelphia area. The full address is given when you book.
Parking details are confirmed with your booking confirmation.
Appointments are by arrangement, including evenings. Call 267-423-6269 and we will find a slot that works.
It depends on the treatment, the product and your own metabolism. Expected duration is discussed at your consultation, and we would rather under-promise than overstate it.
The approach here is conservative dosing and staged treatment specifically so that it does not. If you want a dramatic change, we will tell you honestly whether it is advisable.
Some treatments have none, others need a few days. This is covered before you agree to anything, along with written aftercare.
Raise it at your review. Staged treatment exists precisely so that there is room to adjust, and a conservative first pass is easier to build on than to undo.
No. A consultation is a conversation. You are welcome to go away and think about it, and there is no discount for deciding on the spot.
An assessment of your concern, a discussion of what is realistic, and a plan. If a treatment is not appropriate for you, we will say so.
Yes. Telehealth consultations are available as well as in-person — see the Contact page.
A list of your current medications and anything you have had done previously, including dates where you know them.
Use the booking form on the homepage, or call 267-423-6269.
Cancellation, deposit and refund terms are confirmed at the time of booking.
As early as you can for evening and weekend slots, which fill first.
Yes. Ask to be added and we will call you if something closer comes up.

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