Getting started in New York
Here is what to know before you send a request from New York. 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.
The steps for New York
The process is the same wherever you are. You fill in a short form with your name, email, phone, the service and a message. We pass it to a provider who works in or near New York.
The provider gets in touch and offers a consultation. There, a licensed provider looks at your situation, explains your options and tells you the cost. Only then do you decide.
Questions that help you choose
A short set of questions can tell you a lot about a provider near New York.
- Who will do the treatment, and what is their license?
- What training do they have for it?
- What device or product will be used?
- What happens if there is a problem?
- What is the total cost, in writing?
Rules on who can give injectables are set by New York. You can look up licenses with the state board.
Questions from New York
Who can give injectables in New York?
Rules on who may give injectables are set by New York. Injectables are given by licensed providers where state law allows. Ask the provider who will perform the treatment and what license they hold, and look it up with the state board.
How much does a treatment cost in New York?
Cost is set by the provider, and this site lists no prices. Ask the provider for the total cost, including any follow-up visits, and ask for it in writing before you start.
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.