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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Body Contouring Consult.
During the consult, a clinician reviews your medical history, assesses anatomy, discusses aesthetic goals, and explains suitable technologies and treatment plans. You’ll receive personalized recommendations, expected outcomes, recovery timelines, and cost estimates to plan the next steps.
Wear comfortable clothing, bring a list of medications and prior procedures, and prepare questions about goals and recovery. Avoid heavy tanning or recent injections in target areas. Be ready to discuss lifestyle and any health concerns for accurate planning.
Consults typically last 30 to 60 minutes depending on complexity. Time includes medical review, physical assessment, treatment explanations, and a customized plan. Longer sessions may be scheduled for multi-area planning or if measurements or imaging are needed.
Yes. Our experts review both non-surgical technologies (laser, radiofrequency, cryolipolysis) and surgical or minimally invasive procedures when appropriate, explaining benefits, risks, recovery, and expected results to help you choose the best approach.
Many non-surgical treatments can be scheduled within days to weeks after consultation, pending medical clearance. Surgical or complex protocols may require additional preoperative evaluations and scheduling; your clinician will outline clear timelines and preparations.
Most body contouring and aesthetic treatments are considered elective and not covered by insurance. If a medically necessary procedure is identified, your clinician will advise on documentation and possible insurance pathways and financing options.