What the consultation covers
We reserve a full hour so you never feel rushed. During the 60 minutes you’ll discuss goals, medical history, lifestyle and any areas of concern. We review relevant treatment options and prioritise honest guidance, then provide a personalized demonstration of the treatment you’re most interested in so you can experience the approach before deciding.
Appointments are held at our Fairfax Crossroads clinic with convenient access from Chain Bridge Road, Route 50, Fairfax Boulevard and I-66. We serve Fairfax, Oakton, Vienna, Merrifield, Annandale and Centreville; busy professionals, families and university-affiliated residents often choose slots that fit commuting or class schedules.
How the demonstration works
The demonstration is a hands-on preview of a selected approach rather than a full treatment course. It lets you feel sensations, see how clinicians position the device or technique, and understand what a typical session is like. Clinicians explain what to expect during and immediately after a session so you can make an informed choice without pressure.
A demo helps identify which treatments suit your goals, but outcomes depend on your starting point and follow-through. During the demonstration we discuss realistic trade-offs, complementary options and the kinds of follow-up or combination treatments that commonly influence long-term contouring and cellulite management plans.
Planning your personalized program
The consultation costs $99 and includes assessment, discussion and the demonstration within a single session. From that conversation we design a plan tailored to your priorities—whether reducing cellulite, improving lymphatic flow, supporting weight-loss strategies like GLP-1 therapies, or body contouring—while making clear what each option can reasonably address and what to expect going forward.
Demand rises in January, February and April as clients pursue New Year resolutions and spring preparations, so we recommend booking early. We’ll also help schedule follow-up visits in a way that fits local commuting patterns and seasonality, taking into account the rhythms of Fairfax life and nearby destinations like Old Town Fairfax and George Mason University.
