Your first visit

What actually happens, start to finish.

Nothing has to be decided today. Here's exactly what a first visit with me looks like, so none of it is a surprise.

  1. You book a consultationThirty to forty-five minutes. A deposit holds the slot and comes straight off your visit, so it isn't an extra cost.
  2. We talk firstWhat bothers you, anything you've had done before, your timeline, your budget. Especially your budget. It's not rude, it genuinely changes what I'd recommend.
  3. I tell you what I actually thinkSometimes that's wait. Sometimes it's do less than you asked for. And sometimes it's that injectables won't fix the thing you're describing, which is a harder conversation but a fairer one.
  4. Same-day treatment is your callLots of people do it. Lots of people go home and think. Both are completely normal, and it doesn't change a thing about how I treat you.

The questions people ask before a first visit

Does it hurt?
Tox is a few seconds of tiny pinches and most people are surprised by how little it is. Filler is more of a pressure feeling than a pain, and we numb first. Lips are the most sensitive spot, and even there, most patients handle it far better than they expected to.
Do I have to get treated at my consultation?
No. Plenty of people consult, go home, and think about it for a few weeks. Some never come back and that's genuinely fine. You'll never get a hard sell from me.
I'm scared of looking overdone. Is that reasonable?
Completely, and it's the fear I hear most. Overdone almost never happens in one conservative appointment. It happens gradually, over years, when nobody stops to compare against where you started. I take photos so we can.
How much does it cost?
It depends entirely on what you actually need, which is what the consultation is for. Tell me your budget in the room. I'd much rather build a plan that fits it than quote you something you have to politely decline.
What should I do before my appointment?
Skip alcohol the night before and, if it's medically fine for you, hold off on fish oil and anti-inflammatories for a few days. Both make bruising more likely. Come with a clean face and your questions.
Where do you see patients?
I'm at Meesha Aesthetics in Allentown, and appointments with me are booked through Meesha's scheduler. I also see patients in Coopersburg, and those visits are arranged by phone.

Worth reading first

Book your first consultation with SallyAppointments with Sally are scheduled through Meesha Aesthetics.

Rather not use the scheduler?

  • Text to bookGoes to the Meesha Aesthetics front desk in Allentown, already asking for Sally.
  • Email Sally directlyStraight to Sally, with the details she needs already filled in.
  • Call (610) 349-6390Ask for Sally by name. Something like: Hi, I'd like to book an appointment with Sally Tax. She's the injector I'd like to see.