Start with what’s on your mind. You don’t need to know the name of a treatment—or arrive with a plan. Tell us what you’d like to improve, what you love just as it is, and any questions or concerns you have.

We’ll discuss your goals, review your health history, and explain options that may fit your needs, comfort level, schedule, and budget.

Looking like yourself matters—and your preferences belong at the center of the conversation. If your goal is a subtle refresh, tell us. We’ll discuss an approach that respects your individual features and your preferred level of change.

Results vary by person and treatment. We’ll talk honestly about what’s realistic, including potential benefits, risks, and alternatives, before you decide.

Absolutely—please tell us what you’re comfortable spending. We can discuss your priorities, explain proposed treatment costs before proceeding, and focus on the options that matter most to you.

You don’t have to address every area at once. When appropriate, treatments can be planned across separate visits. We’ll help you understand the trade-offs and expected costs so you can make informed decisions at your own pace.

Ask our team about current new-patient offers and seasonal specials, and follow Revive on social media for announcements throughout the year.

We can also help you explore eligible manufacturer rewards, rebates, or promotions available for your treatment. Our team can explain which offers may apply and whether they can be combined, helping you make the most of available savings.

Offers, eligibility, exclusions, and expiration dates vary. Please confirm current terms before booking.

Not without your permission. Clinical photos and permission to share images publicly are separate things. Photos taken for your medical record help you and your provider document your starting point and track changes over time.

We encourage documenting your progress even if those images stay between you and your care team. Revive will not use your photos on social media or in marketing without your explicit consent. You can decline marketing permission and still receive care.

Have a wedding, vacation, photo session, or other important date coming up? Tell us before scheduling. Recovery time and the time it takes to see results aren’t always the same.

These general planning windows are a starting point for a conversation with your provider:

• Wrinkle relaxers, including Botox: Allow roughly 2–4 weeks before an important event. Appointments can often fit into a lunch break, and many people return to routine activities afterward. However, temporary redness, swelling, or bruising can happen. Results develop over days to weeks, and timing varies by product, treatment area, and person.
• SkinPen microneedling: Discuss scheduling approximately 2–4 weeks ahead. Redness often improves within 24–72 hours, but dryness, peeling, or sensitivity may last longer. Skin changes continue developing over time; a treatment series needs a longer runway.
• Dermal filler, including lip filler: Discuss allowing 2–4 weeks, with extra time for a first treatment or a major event. Early fullness can include swelling, and bruising or tenderness may occur. Leave time for settling and any recommended follow-up.
• Sculptra: Start the conversation several months ahead. This is a gradual treatment approach, and your provider may recommend a series rather than a single appointment close to your event.
• Laser, photofacial, and resurfacing treatments: Ask for a timeline specific to the procedure. Recovery, sun precautions, and treatment series vary too much for one rule to fit every option. Plan your consultation well in advance.

For a first-time treatment or a once-in-a-lifetime event, give yourself extra time. Your provider will tailor the schedule to your skin, treatment history, goals, and important dates. These windows do not guarantee that all visible effects will have resolved.

Some treatments can be part of the same overall plan, but that doesn’t always mean the same appointment. The order and spacing depend on the procedures, treatment areas, your skin’s recovery, and your health history.

For example, if you’re considering SkinPen and Botox or another wrinkle relaxer, let us coordinate the timing before you book both. Tell us about recent treatments from other providers, too, so your care team has the full picture.

A lip flip uses a small amount of a wrinkle relaxer to relax muscle near the upper lip, allowing more of the lip to show without adding volume. Lip filler adds volume and can also help refine shape and definition.

They address different goals and have different risks and recovery considerations. A lip flip is an off-label use of botulinum toxin and can temporarily affect movements such as sipping or pursing your lips. Your provider can explain whether either approach fits your anatomy and goals.

Revive offers Botox, Dysport, Jeuveau, and Daxxify. The right choice starts with a conversation about your goals, treatment area, health history, previous experience, and budget.

Your provider will explain the relevant differences and recommend an option when appropriate. Products and their dosing units aren’t interchangeable, so a lower price per unit doesn’t necessarily mean a lower total treatment cost.

Yes—Botox is an FDA-approved preventive treatment for eligible adults with chronic migraine. It is used to help reduce future headache days, rather than stop a migraine already in progress. It isn’t the same treatment plan as cosmetic Botox.

Insurance may cover medically necessary treatment when a patient meets the plan’s requirements. Approval can depend on the diagnosis, previous treatments, documentation, prior authorization, and the treating provider’s network status. Cosmetic injections generally aren’t covered.

We’re happy to help you understand the next steps. Contact our team to confirm whether migraine evaluation and treatment are available through Revive, whether we participate with your plan, and what assistance we can provide with treatment information or insurance requests. Coverage and out-of-pocket costs must be confirmed with your insurer; approval cannot be guaranteed.