Virginia Captique
Arlington Captique
Virginia Beach Captique
 | John Anthony, MD Virginia Beach Dermatologist | Ste 200 1200 First Colonial Rd Virginia Beach, VA | ||
 | Michelle Rivera, MD Arlington Dermatologist | #400 1635 N. George Mason Drive Arlington, VA | ||
 | George Harr, MD Virginia Beach Dermatologist | Ste 200 O2 Medspa Building 1200 First Colonial Rd Virginia Beach, VA | ||
 | Jacqueline Griffiths, M.D. Virginia Oculoplastic surgeon | Ste 50 12110 Sunset Hills Rd Reston, VA | ||
 | Martin J. Carney, MD Virginia Beach Plastic Surgeon | 1868 Wildwood Drive 1868 Wildwood Dr. Virginia Beach, VA | ||
 | Shervin Naderi, M.D., F.A.C.S. Virginia Facial Plastic Surgeon | Suite 101 297 Herndon PKWY Herndon, VA |
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Virginia Captique directory information
Welcome to the RealSelf.com Captique directory, an unbiased resource for locating Virginia Captique doctors, plastic surgeons, and medical professionals. We do not accept paid directory placements or advertorials in the doctor directory.
What is Captique?
Virginia Medical spas, dermatologists, and plastic surgeons may offer Captique, a hyaluronic acid filler for moderate to significant facial wrinkles or folds. Captique may be used to plump lips, fill wrinkles, correct acne scars, and temporarily erase signs of aging.
5 Tips for Consumers Considering Captique Injections
1. Captique is an injectable drug and should be administered by a trained, qualified health care professional.
2. Know what you are being injected with. Make sure your health care professional is using only an FDA-approved product purchased within the United States. If he or she refuses to give you this information, look for another health care professional.
3. Make sure the benefits and risks are fully explained to you in a patient consultation.
4. Fully disclose any medical conditions you might have and medications you are taking, including vitamins and over-the-counter drugs.
5. Captique should be administered in an appropriate setting using sterile instruments. A non-physician who is appropriately licensed and trained may perform the injections under the supervision of a qualified physician. Malls and private homes are not medical environments and may be unsanitary.
Questions to ask your Virginia Captique provider:
1. What kind of training have you had for Captique injections?
2. Are there any alternatives to Captique that I should be aware of?
3. May I see before and after photos of other Virginia Captique patients?
Captique Cost in Virginia
Cost of Captique varies by provider and region. The RealSelf.com cost map for Captique in Virginia can give you a snapshot of what other people paid for Captique.
Do not commit to a Virginia Captique provider based solely upon advertising, special pricing, or the referral of another patient before fully researching the background of the injector.
Read Captique reviews by real people and read answers from Virginia Captique doctors in the Captique Q&A.
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Note: Virginia Captique directory listings are based on data provided by either (1) RealSelf.com participating professionals who indicate they offer Captique, or, (2) search-based technology that matches providers to Captique based on keywords. If any Virginia Captique provider listing appears to be incorrect or missing, please help us improve it by sending us a note.
