prepare your consultation
prepare your questions without committing to a treatment.
explain what matters to you
write down what you want to discuss, your budget and the time you can allow for an appointment or recovery. include anything you do not want to pursue.
a consultation is a chance to ask questions and understand the options. it does not require you to buy a service or package.
bring your questions
ask who would perform the service, what training they have and how to contact the team after your visit. ask which information they need to assess your situation.
before agreeing, ask for the total price, what is included, any additional fees and the change or cancellation terms. if several visits are proposed, ask for the estimated total rather than only the first appointment price.
keep personal information private
prepare relevant information to share directly with the team through the channel they recommend. avoid posting medication lists or health information in a public comment.
choose the consultation that fits your question and your place. you can take time after the visit to consider any proposal.