Frequently asked questions.

Yes — every new patient starts with a consultation so we can review your health history, discuss your goals, and make sure any treatment is safe and appropriate for you.

As a Skin Clique concierge provider, I come to you — treatments are typically done in a comfortable, private setting of your choosing rather than a traditional clinic.

You can book directly through my Skin Clique provider page, or text 617-634-5416 (text only) to get started.

I'm based in South Easton, MA and serve surrounding communities as a concierge provider.

Results typically last 3–4 months, though this varies by individual metabolism and muscle activity.

Xeomin and Botox are both neuromodulators from the same drug class, but Xeomin does not contain accessory proteins, which some patients prefer.

Most patients see initial results within 5–7 days, with full effect by day 14.

Discomfort is minimal — most patients describe it as a quick pinch, and the injections themselves take only a few minutes.

This depends on your skin goals — some concerns respond to a single peel, while others benefit from a series spaced several weeks apart.

Depending on the depth of the peel, you may see visible flaking for a few days — this is a normal part of the resurfacing process.

It's best to let your skin settle for at least 24 hours, and specific guidance will be part of your aftercare instructions.

Prescription-strength formulations use higher concentrations of active ingredients than what's legally available over the counter, which often means faster, more predictable results.

Most patients begin noticing changes within 6–12 weeks of consistent use, though this varies by concern and formulation.

Yes — Rx skincare is often used to maintain and extend the results of in-office treatments like peels and neuromodulators.

Candidacy is determined during a full clinical consultation that reviews your health history, current medications, and goals.

Follow-up frequency depends on your individual titration schedule, but regular monitoring is a required part of the program.

Common side effects can include mild nausea or GI upset, especially during dose increases — these are discussed in detail during your consultation and monitored throughout treatment.

Coverage varies widely by plan — this is best discussed during your consultation so we can review your specific options.

Causes range from genetics (androgenetic hair loss) to stress, postpartum hormonal shifts, and nutritional factors — your consultation will help identify the likely cause for you.

Hair growth is a slow process — most patients see visible improvement over 3–6 months of consistent treatment.

Yes — hair thinning affects people of all genders, and treatment plans are tailored to the individual.

I hold a Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) and am dual board certified as a Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP-BC) and Adult-Gerontology Acute Care Nurse Practitioner (AG-ACNP-BC), trained at the University of Pennsylvania.

Yes — medical-grade skincare is available to order through my Skin Clique storefront, linked throughout this site.