Is it common to want to see a new patient within a few weeks following their first treatments of Botox and Juvederm, or is it more common to just allow the patient to call should there be a situation?
November 27, 2009
Answer: Botox & Filler Follow Up Necesary for New Patients For a new patient to a practice it is essential to have a follow up in one to two weeks. This is used to assess the results and do any touch ups. Once you have an established relationship with a physician and you are quite familiar with the results and expectations from Botox and fillers, then you can follow up only as needed.
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November 27, 2009
Answer: Botox & Filler Follow Up Necesary for New Patients For a new patient to a practice it is essential to have a follow up in one to two weeks. This is used to assess the results and do any touch ups. Once you have an established relationship with a physician and you are quite familiar with the results and expectations from Botox and fillers, then you can follow up only as needed.
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November 27, 2009
Answer: I prefer to check all of my patients around a week after a BOTOX or Injectable Filler treatment. Most local patients are happy to schedule a follow-up visit with me after an injectable procedure. It's an opportunity to take "after" photos, and make sure that all is well. Before and after photos are printed for my patients, and satisfaction is ensured.
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November 27, 2009
Answer: I prefer to check all of my patients around a week after a BOTOX or Injectable Filler treatment. Most local patients are happy to schedule a follow-up visit with me after an injectable procedure. It's an opportunity to take "after" photos, and make sure that all is well. Before and after photos are printed for my patients, and satisfaction is ensured.
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