2/5
I’d only recommend and trust getting injected by Meg. She’s knowledgeable about what she’s doing and doesn’t try to upsell you with acne products or other useless injections you don’t need to meet a “unit minimum.” (Which was never disclosed my past two visits prior to this one) My recent visit was with an appointed injector. (because Meg wasn’t available) She suggested I inject my 11’s because I needed to meet a unit minimum (20) despite not wanting to do that. I didn’t even know what injecting my 11’s does and I told her I only wanted 15 units in my chin. (I always got around 15 units on my chin in previous visits) This injector only gave me 10 units in my chin because she thought 15 was too much.( I still have dimpling in two areas after the fact) The visit was very rushed in general which is ok, but she didn’t focus on my main target area that I originally came and asked for. I paid $300 for 20 units in three areas of my face, two of which I did not want. I never had problems before this visit until recently. Now I’ll have to pay another $300 just to fix my problem area with abt 2-5 units and find something else to do with other 15 units… which I wouldn’t have to do if my appointed injector listened to what I had wanted done the first time. On top of that, the injector tried to upsell me an acne 3 part kit that I did not ask for or want. I declined. I’ll take this as a lesson to let random injectors mess with my face and only stick with ones I trust.