How to Prepare for Your Appointment
APPOINTMENT PREP
Facials
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Please avoid wearing heavy makeup to your treatment as it will require additional cleansing which cuts into your treatment time. Let’s get down to business! Please also avoid perfumes or scents when possible as we do have clients in the building with severe health issues and sensitivities.
Please remove jewelry prior to appointment so it is away from treatment area. We cannot be responsible for lost valuables.
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Please stop all active ingredients at least 5 days prior to your appointment. This includes any retinol/Retin-A based products, Alpha Hydroxy Acids (glycolic, mandelic, lactic etc.) and Beta Hydroxy Acids (salicylic Acid or Willow Bark) as they can cause increased skin sensitivity, and chance for reaction to facial treatments.
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Please wait at least 2 weeks after any Botox/neurotoxin services to schedule a facial and 4 weeks for fillers or threads. Facial treatments too soon after injections can cause them to move out of place. Please consult with your physician prior to any facial treatments.
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Please let us know ASAP if you have an existing sunburn, rash or irritation prior to service. Depending on the severity of your condition, facials may be contraindicated and we will need to postpone.
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Intake forms will be filled out for all new patient and updated annually but please inform us of any changes to medical history or medications prior to each appointment. This includes new pregnancies, surgery, laser treatments, injuries, condition diagnoses, etc.
Please avoid blood thinning medications at least 48 hour prior to treatment - consult your physical before stopping any medications.
APPOINTMENT PREP
Facial Massage
& Lymphatic Drainage
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Please be thorough with your health history when booking manual lymphatic drainage appointment. Lymph drainage is suitable for most everyone with the exception of those with active cancer, thrombosis, congestive heart failure, cystic acne and any active infection/inflammation, including Covid-19, flu, colds, sinus infections, etc.
Please avoid blood thinning medications at least 48 hour prior to treatment - consult your physical before stopping any medications.
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Please avoid wearing heavy makeup to your treatment as it will require additional cleansing which cuts into your treatment time. Let’s get down to business! Please also avoid perfumes or scents when possible as we do have clients in the building with severe health issues and sensitivities.
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Please stop all active ingredients at least 5 days prior to your appointment. This includes any retinol/Retin-A based products, Alpha Hydroxy Acids (glycolic, mandelic, lactic etc.) and Beta Hydroxy Acids (salicylic Acid or Willow Bark) as they can cause increased skin sensitivity. Discontinue use for at least 3 days after.
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Please wait at least 2 weeks after any Botox/neurotoxin services to schedule a facial and 4 weeks for fillers or threads. Facial treatments too soon after injections can cause them to move out of place. Please consult with your physician prior to any facial treatments.
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If possible, please avoid stimulating medications such as adderall prior to your appointment. If you are on a steroid or antibiotic, please notify me ASAP.
APPOINTMENT PREP
Procell Microchanneling & Chemical Peels
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Please stop all active ingredients at least 5 days prior to your appointment. This includes any retinol/Retin-A based products, Alpha Hydroxy Acids (glycolic, mandelic, lactic etc.) and Beta Hydroxy Acids (salicylic Acid or Willow Bark) as they can cause increased skin sensitivity, and chance for reaction to facial treatments.
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Please speak with your physician and start anti-viral medication (Valtrex/Valcyclovir) 3 days prior to treatment and 1 day post-treatment to avoid flare.
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Please wait at least 2 weeks after any Botox/neurotoxin services and 4 weeks for fillers or threads to schedule a facial service. Facial treatments too soon after injections can cause them to move out of place. Please consult with your physician prior to any facial treatments.
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Please let me know ASAP if you have an existing sunburn, rash, styes or irritation prior to service. Depending on the severity of your condition, treatments may be contraindicated and we will need to postpone.
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If you have a history of autoimmune issues, blood clots or keloids, please consult with a physician prior to booking this service.
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Best results happen when your body is well nourished and hydrated to help produce collagen and heal the skin. Leading up to and after your appointment, focus on hydration along with eating foods rich in omega 3’s like wild caught fish, nuts (walnuts, pecans), seeds (flax, chia), eggs, yogurt, etc. Omega 3’s are thought to help support collagen production and overall skin health. Homemade/frozen bone broth, berries and citrus fruits are also very skin supportive. If needed, consult with a registered dietitian or physician before taking supplements or making diet changes.
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Intake forms will be filled out for all new patient and updated annually but please inform us of any changes to medical history or medications prior to each appointment. This includes new pregnancies, surgeries, laser treatments, injuries, diagnoses, etc.
Please avoid blood thinning medications at least 48 hour prior to treatment - consult your physical before stopping any medications.
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If possible, please avoid arriving to your appointment with anything on your face. This will save time with a cleansing and cleaning step, though of course extra cleansing steps will be included if necessary. For those with facial hair having Procell, please arrive with a cleanly shaven face.
APPOINTMENT PREP
Red Light Therapy
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Please read through this list of possible contraindications. Always consult with a physician prior to LED Red Light Therapy.
Pregnancy: Red light therapy may not be recommended due to the lack of extensive safety research during pregnancy.
Photosensitivity Disorders: Conditions like lupus, porphyria, or any disorder that increases sensitivity to light could worsen with red light exposure.
Active Cancer: Red light therapy should be avoided in areas where cancer is present or suspected due to concerns about stimulating cell growth.
Recent Skin Treatments or Procedures: People who’ve recently had chemical peels, laser treatments, or other skin procedures may need to avoid red light therapy to prevent irritation or adverse effects.
Eye Conditions: Red light therapy can be harmful to the eyes, so people with eye conditions like retinal diseases should avoid direct exposure to the eyes.
Use of Photosensitizing Medications: Medications like certain antibiotics, anti-fungal treatments, or other photosensitizing drugs can increase sensitivity to light, making red light therapy unsafe.
Epilepsy or Seizure Disorders: People with epilepsy should be cautious about flashing lights or prolonged light exposure as it can trigger seizures.
History of Skin Cancer: Those with a history of skin cancer should cover areas that have been affected, as it could potentially stimulate abnormal cell growth.
Chronic Conditions: Individuals with certain chronic health conditions (e.g., heart disease, diabetes) may need to consult a doctor before using red light therapy.
Deep Vein Thrombosis:
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Red light is best able to penetrate clean skin so please come with no makeup/SPF or you can request a towel to remove when you arrive.
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Please stop all active ingredients at least 3 days prior to your appointment - cover any areas during session if you forgetI This includes any retinol/Retin-A based products, Alpha Hydroxy Acids (glycolic, mandelic, lactic etc.) and Beta Hydroxy Acids (salicylic Acid or Willow Bark) as they can cause increased skin sensitivity to light. Discontinue use for at least 3 days after.
APPOINTMENT PREP
Spray Tanning
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Please remove any unwanted hair 24 hour prior to spray tan. Use a an exfoliating glove (available at Pêche), loofah or wash cloth to exfoliate your ENTIRE body well to help with evenness and longevity of color. Don’t forget your back and especially focus on dry areas like knees, elbows and ankles.
Please remove any unwanted hair 24 hour prior to spray tan. Use a an exfoliating glove (available at Pêche), loofah or wash cloth to exfoliate your ENTIRE body well to help with evenness and longevity of color. Don’t forget your back and especially focus on dry areas like knees, elbows and ankles.
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At least 3 hours prior to appointment, please rinse or wipe (with only water) to remove any lotion, deodorant, etc. Any products left on the skin may prevent spray tan from applying properly or will impact the color. Please avoid all Dove products prior to and after spray tan as they can strip the color.
Please avoid blood thinning medications at least 48 hour prior to treatment - consult your physical before stopping any medications.
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Please stop all active ingredients 5 days prior to appointment as they can increase skin sensitivity, and cause uneven tan. This includes RetinA, glycolic, mandelic, salicylic, lactic acids, etc. We can skip spraying your face as needed.
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Please plan waxing and nail appointments at least 24 hours prior to tanning to avoid skin sensitivity. Waxing or manicures post-tan can remove the color in specific areas. If nail appointments are scheduled after your tan, ask the nail technician not to soak/scrub your hands or feet.
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Please notify me ASAP if you have an existing sunburn, severe breakout, rash, or irritation prior to service. Depending on severity of your condition, spray tans may be contraindicated.
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Please update any allergies along with changes to medical history or medications prior to every appointment.
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During:
Underwear bottoms are required for every spray tans
You may bring BYO-Underwear or a disposable pair will also be available as needed.
You are welcome to wear a top or not, whatever you feel most comfortable in!
Clients who are nursing, please bring a bandeau or bikini top to avoid tan rub off on baby.
After Appointment:
Plan to wear oversized t-shirt or sweatshirt and loose joggers or sweatpants with small flip flops to avoid lines on feet.
It’s also recommended not to wear a bra or only a loose bralette. Avoid tight clothing, textured clothing and sports bras!
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Aftercare instructions will be provided at your appointment. Plan to avoid sweaty workouts or strenuous activities for 24 hours to allow your tan to process.
APPOINTMENT PREP
Waxing
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Please avoid wearing heavy makeup to your treatment as it will require additional cleansing which cuts into your treatment time. Let’s get down to business! Please also avoid perfumes or scents when possible as we do have clients in the building with severe health issues and sensitivities.
Please remove jewelry prior to appointment so it is away from treatment area. We cannot be responsible for lost valuables.
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Please stop all active ingredients at least 5 days prior to your appointment. This includes any retinol/Retin-A based products, Alpha Hydroxy Acids (glycolic, mandelic, lactic etc.) and Beta Hydroxy Acids (salicylic Acid or Willow Bark) as they can cause increased skin sensitivity, and chance for reaction to facial treatments.
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Please wait at least 2 weeks after any Botox/neurotoxin services to schedule a facial and 4 weeks for fillers or threads. Facial treatments too soon after injections can cause them to move out of place. Please consult with your physician prior to any facial treatments.
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Please let us know ASAP if you have an existing sunburn, rash or irritation prior to service. Depending on the severity of your condition, facials may be contraindicated and we will need to postpone.
-
Intake forms will be filled out for all new patient and updated annually but please inform us of any changes to medical history or medications prior to each appointment. This includes new pregnancies, surgery, laser treatments, injuries, condition diagnoses, etc.
Please avoid blood thinning medications at least 48 hour prior to treatment - consult your physical before stopping any medications.
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