Q:  How many sessions will I need?
A: The majority of our patients find that 10 - 15 treatment sessions will satisfy them.

Q: How long does it last?
A: Given that you continue to age, that will depend upon the individual.  We recommend a follow-up visit every 3-4 months and if there is increased stress in your life, more often at that time.

Q: How long are the sessions?
A: The initial visit is 40 minutes and follow-up treatments are 25-30 minutes.

Q: Do you use any creams?
A: No, Refacée is really the only all-natural method of wrinkle reduction on the market.  There are no creams, injections or surgical procedures involved.

Q: How do I know if this is right for me?
A: We offer a FREE initial consultation in order to see if Refacée would benefit you.

Q: How often do I need to have this procedure?
A: Initially, we recommend 3 times per week for two weeks and then 2 times per week until satisfied, after that.  Follow-up appointment are recommended every 3-4 months for one session.

Q: Will the procedure be painful?
A: Most patients find Refacée very relaxing.

Q: How much do the treatments cost?
A: Treatment sessions range from $85 - $100 depending on how they are purchased.

Q: Is there any healing time involved?
A: None at all.

Q:  Is there any medical risk?
A: In the 10 years of rendering these treatments, there has been no indication of medical risk.  In fact, this method of wrinkle reduction and facial rejuvenation is often chosen by those who are at higher risk for other, more invasive procedures.

Q:  How long does it take to see results?
A:  Some of our patients see immediate results.  Others see gradual changes over time.

Q:  Does anyone else perform the techniques of Refacée?
A:  Refacée is a trademarked name and is only authorized to be used by Susan Schehr, PT.

Q:  How old should you be to utilize this service?
A:  Our youngest patient is 32 years old and our oldest is 74 years old. What matters most are the facial changes.

Q:  Do men also benefit from Refacée?
A:  Absolutely.  Although more women seem to utilize our services, we also treat men with similar results.

Q:  Does insurance cover any of this expense?
A:  Most insurances do not cover any cosmetic procedure.  However, some patients put their cost through their health expense account for reimbursement.

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