What should I do before my dissolver appointment?

Avoid alcohol, blood thinners, and intense exercise 24 hours before. Stay well hydrated and arrive with a clean, product-free face.

Can I take pain medication before my dissolver treatment?

Avoid NSAIDs like ibuprofen or aspirin, as they can increase bruising risk. Tylenol is acceptable if needed.

Should I fast or eat before my appointment?

Eat a light meal beforehand. This helps stabilize your blood sugar and minimize lightheadedness during treatment.

What skincare should I avoid before dissolver?

Avoid active skincare ingredients like retinoids, acids, or exfoliants for 24–48 hours before treatment to reduce irritation risk.

Where can I find detailed pre-care instructions for my Full Face Refresher?

Your Full Face Refresher treatment plan includes a combination of treatments such as injectables, lasers, peels, microneedling, and skincare. For specific pre-care guidance, please refer to the individual pre-care pages for each treatment included in your plan.

Dissolver Pre-Care Instructions

Please Note

Special Events

Please avoid scheduling important events within four weeks of your appointment. Swelling and bruising can last up to 1–2 weeks, and it may take up to a full month for tissue to settle completely.

Dental Appointments

If you may be receiving lower face treatments, avoid dental appointments for 2 weeks before and after your visit.

Healthcare Settings

If you work in a healthcare setting that requires an N95 or similar tight-fitting mask, please be aware that wearing these masks is not recommended for 2 weeks following filler treatment to the under-eye, cheek, nose, or jawline areas. If this will be unavoidable, we recommend rescheduling your appointment to ensure optimal healing and results.

PRE-CARE POLICIES

Before Appointment

Stay well-hydrated. Fillers attract and hold water within the skin, and dehydration can significantly diminish your results. Aim to drink water consistently throughout the day to support optimal outcomes.

Before Appointment

To help minimize bruising and swelling, begin avoiding blood-thinning medications, foods, and supplements—unless prescribed for a medical condition.

Common blood-thinning items to avoid include:

Advil, Ibuprofen, and Motrin
Almonds and almond milk
Fish oil
Garlic and ginger
Green tea
Salmon and sushi
Workout supplements and other nutritional supplements
If you regularly use pain relievers, Tylenol (acetaminophen) is safe to use, as it does not thin the blood. Always consult your physician before making changes, and avoid Tylenol if it is contraindicated with your medical history or current medications.

Pre Care

Dissolver

Please Note

Special Events

Dental Appointments

Healthcare Settings

PRE-CARE POLICIES

Before Appointment

Before Appointment

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