Getting started in Fort Worth
Here is what to know before you send a request from Fort Worth. The site is not a clinic and has no staff. It passes your request to a local provider. That provider contacts you, usually to arrange a consultation.
At the consultation, a licensed provider asks about your health history and goals and decides what is suitable. Whether you go ahead is your decision alone. Read how it works for each step.
Simple, and up to you
Send a request. A provider in or near Fort Worth contacts you. You talk, and if it makes sense, you book a consultation with them.
At the consultation, a licensed provider decides what is suitable for you. If you go ahead, you arrange it with the provider directly, including the cost. If you do not, that is the end of it. The site never books on your behalf.
Taking your time
There is no prize for deciding fast. A good provider near Fort Worth will expect you to ask questions and will give you room to think.
Before you agree to any treatment, make sure you know who will perform it, what license and training they have, which device or product they use, and what it will cost in total. Ask how Texas rules apply to injectables. If anything is unclear, ask for it in writing.
Questions from Fort Worth
Does sending a request book an appointment?
No. Sending the form does not book or agree to anything. A provider near Fort Worth contacts you, and you can choose whether to set up a consultation with them.
How will the provider contact me?
By phone, text or email, as covered by the consent box on the form. Use the contact details you check most often, and look in your spam folder if you are waiting for an email.
What if I change my mind after sending a request?
That is fine. Tell the provider when they contact you that you are no longer interested. To ask for your request to be withdrawn, see the privacy page.