Verify the person, not only the business
Ask for the full name and professional license of the person evaluating you and the person performing the treatment. Those may be different people. Check the appropriate Texas licensing board and review any public disciplinary history.
Ask about experience with the exact plan
General experience is not the same as experience with a particular product, device, treatment area, skin tone, or complication. Ask direct questions and expect clear answers.
Know who is available afterward
Before treatment, ask who takes calls after hours, how urgent problems are handled, whether follow-up is included, and when you should seek emergency care.
Look for pressure
You should have time to understand the plan, risks, alternatives, cost, and consent documents. Be cautious when a discount expires before you can review the information or when your questions are dismissed.
Keep your information private
Ask how photographs and intake information are stored. Permission to use your image for marketing should be separate, specific, and optional.
