Before You Book
Use the consult to check fit, price, timing, and safety first.
If you are comparing Botox, fillers, lips, skin, or a full-face refresh, start with the question that matters most. THEA can follow up with the right next step before treatment is planned.
Decision Check
Four questions to answer before treatment.
A strong consultation should make the decision clearer, not pressure you into a treatment name too early.
What THEA should know before recommending a plan
Share previous Botox or filler, allergies, medications, pregnancy or breastfeeding questions, recent procedures, event dates, travel, and whether you want a very subtle first step. Those details can change the safest recommendation.
The right answer may be Botox, filler, lips, skin support, a smaller first step, a staged plan, or waiting. A useful consultation keeps those options open until suitability is clear.
Booking Filter
Use this page when you are not ready to book treatment directly.
Price
Cost only makes sense after the area, amount, and treatment category are clear.
Safety
Health history, timing, and prior treatment can change what is appropriate.
First time
A smaller first step can protect expression and avoid chasing a dramatic change too early.
Event timing
Photos, weddings, work, flights, and recovery windows can change appointment timing.
Before booking FAQ
Should I book if I am not sure what I need?
Yes, but book a consultation rather than a fixed treatment. The goal is to compare options before treatment is planned.
Can price be answered before treatment choice?
Price context can be discussed, but the useful number depends on treatment fit, amount, timing, and whether treatment is suitable.
What if I only want a natural result?
Say that first. A conservative plan should protect facial balance, expression, and the parts of your face you want to keep familiar.
Use consultation to choose the next step.
Bring the price, safety, timing, or first-time question into the request so THEA can follow up with the right path.