What happens
I tell you what I see. There’s always a feature that catches me first—your best feature. I build everything around bringing it forward by softening the distractions.
The consultation
You’re not at McDonald’s. I’m not going to hand you a menu and ask what you want. You do not have to know what to ask for before you get here.
You tell me what you see. I tell you what I see. We sort through the options and make a plan. Together.
And you deserve for someone to look at you and say, here’s what you can do. Here’s what you can’t do. If you decide to do this, here’s what you can expect.

A closer look
I consider it my job to make sure that what I think aligns with what you think. Now, sometimes it’s not a good fit, and that’s fine, but it’s still my job.
Like, I never want anyone to feel pressured. I hate that feeling. And I do everything I can to keep that feeling away.
I tell you what I see. There’s always a feature that catches me first—your best feature. I build everything around bringing it forward by softening the distractions.
Options, with what each does, what it costs in full, what it costs you in time, and which one I would do if it were my face. Or nothing, if nothing is right yet.
A menu, a package, a hard sell, or a call the next day asking if you have decided.
Some things can be done in the same visit — tox, filler, a peel. Surgery is planned. Either way, you decide.

The things people ask.
So you should a hundred percent, a thousand percent, a million percent feel comfortable. And if you don’t, just say no.
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