They don’t even mark the line with a pen; they just ask what my concern is and then insert the injection needle. When I got home later and looked, the needle positions on both alar bases were different.. After the injection, I teared up, and a staff member wiped my tears with an alcohol swab…. I was really taken aback. After getting the injection, I was supposed to wait before leaving, but I was so out of it that I just left, and I realized it later. They don’t stop you; if you leave, you leave.. A patient can be disoriented after a procedure, so shouldn’t the desk staff guide them again? It’s disappointing because I feel the aftercare is a little lacking.
Still, the procedure did have the effect of softening my alar bases.