Patient FAQ
Everything you need before your first visit.
Straight answers about treatments, safety, supervision, and what to expect.
What is a Good Faith Exam and why do I need one?
A Good Faith Exam (GFE) is a medical evaluation — in person or via live telemedicine — required by Utah law before your first treatment. It confirms a treatment is appropriate and safe for you. Every network injector uses this process.
Are your injectors licensed and supervised?
Yes. Every network injector is a licensed registered nurse practicing under the medical direction of Angie Peterson, NP, with an unrestricted Utah license — within the state's 60-mile / 60-minute supervision rule.
How much do wrinkle relaxers cost?
Network pricing starts at $10 per unit, with no membership required. The number of units depends on the areas you're treating, which your injector confirms at your Good Faith Exam.
How long do results last?
It depends on the treatment. Wrinkle relaxers typically last 3–4 months; dermal and lip filler often last 6–12 months. Your injector will give you a personalized estimate.
Is there any downtime?
Most injectable treatments require little to no downtime. Some temporary swelling or bruising is possible, especially with filler. Your injector will review aftercare with you.
How do I book with a network injector?
Reach out through our Contact page and we'll connect you with a verified injector near you, or point you to their booking link.
Still have a question? Reach out any time — we're happy to help.