One request, one local conversation
Here is what Mrddennis Aesthetic Consults does, in short. You send a consultation request. We pass it to a provider in or near Chattanooga. The provider gets in touch with you.
That is the whole service. There is no clinic behind this site, no price list, and no booking made on your behalf. Any treatment plan comes from a licensed provider at a consultation, and the choice to go ahead is yours.
If that sounds useful, send a request. If you want to prepare first, start with questions to ask a provider.
Read up, then ask
The four guides below are short. They explain what each kind of treatment is, the questions that come up most, and what to have ready for a consultation.
They are written to help you have a better conversation with a provider in Chattanooga. They cannot tell you what you should have done. Only a licensed provider who sees you can do that.
Skin treatments
Facials, chemical peels and microneedling. Ask a local provider what each involves and which, if any, may suit your skin.
Injectables consultation
Start with a conversation. Injectables are given by licensed providers where state law allows.
Ask about laser
Skin tone, hair color and the area all matter. A licensed provider decides what is suitable at a consultation.
Ask about body treatments
Curious about non-surgical body contouring? Request a consultation with a provider in or near Chattanooga.
The short version
You send one request. A local provider takes it from there.
- Send your request.
- We hand it to a provider in or near Chattanooga.
- The provider calls, texts or emails you about a consultation.
- A licensed provider decides what is suitable, and you decide whether to go ahead.
Ask the questions that matter
Med spa treatments are real procedures, and some carry real risks. It is reasonable to ask a lot of questions before you agree to anything.
Find out who will perform the treatment and what license they hold. In Tennessee, state rules set who can give injectables and certain other treatments, and you can look up a license with the state board. Ask what the provider does if something goes wrong. If anyone pushes you to decide on the spot, it is fine to leave and think it over.
Good to know
Does sending the form book a treatment?
No. Sending the form only passes your request to a provider. Nothing is booked or agreed until you arrange it with the provider yourself.
Is the information on this site medical advice?
No. The pages here are general information to help you understand treatments and prepare questions. Only a licensed provider who sees you can advise you. For anything that worries you, see a doctor.
How do I look up a provider's license?
Ask the provider for the full name and license type of the person who will perform your treatment. Then search the website of the state board that licenses that profession.
Can I ask about more than one service?
Yes. Choose the service closest to your main question on the form, then mention anything else in your message. The provider can cover more than one topic at a consultation.
What if something worries me after a treatment?
Contact the provider who treated you. If you have pain, bleeding, swelling that gets worse, fever or signs of infection, see a doctor or seek urgent care.
Curious about skin, laser, injectable or body treatments? Start with a consultation request.
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