• Arrive with clean skin (no makeup, self-tanner, or heavy lotions).

• Avoid retinoids, exfoliants, acids, and scrubs for 3–7 days before treatment (or as directed by your provider).

• Avoid excessive sun exposure, sunburns, or tanning for 2 weeks before your appointment.

• Let us know if you are prone to cold sores, especially if the treatment area includes your lips or around your mouth.

• Please inform us before your appointment if you:

○ Are pregnant, trying to conceive, or breastfeeding.

○ Have an active infection, cold sore, rash, or open wound in the treatment area.

○ Have started any new medications or experienced any significant changes to your health.

• Keep your skin clean, calm, and well hydrated. Avoid makeup for 24–48 hours.

• Avoid makeup, strenuous exercise, excessive sweating, swimming, hot tubs, and saunas for 24–48 hours.

• Avoid excessive heat, strenuous exercise, excessive sweating, swimming, hot tubs, saunas, steam rooms and hot showers for 24–48 hours.

• Use a gentle cleanser and moisturizer as recommended by your provider.

• Avoid retinoids, AHAs, BHAs, vitamin C, and other active skincare products until advised by your provider, typically 5–7 days after treatment.

• Apply a broad-spectrum mineral (physical) SPF 30 or higher daily once your skin has begun to heal. Sun protection is essential to reduce the risk of pigmentation and protect your results.

• Redness and warmth (similar to a mild sunburn)

• Mild swelling

• Tightness or dryness

• Light flaking or peeling as the skin heals

These effects typically improve within 24–72 hours, although mild dryness or flaking may last a few days longer.

• Increasing pain or swelling

• Redness that worsens after the second day

• Pus or unusual drainage

• Fever

• A new or worsening rash

• Any concerns about how your skin is healing

• Difficulty breathing

• Severe facial or tongue swelling

• Signs of a severe allergic reaction

• Rapidly worsening symptoms

• Avoid sun exposure/tanning/self-tanner for 2–4 weeks.

• Pause retinoids/exfoliants for ~5–7 days (or as directed).

• Tell us about recent injectables, Accutane history, active acne flares, or new meds.

• Tell us in advance if you are pregnant/trying to conceive, breastfeeding, have an active infection, cold sore, new rash, or any new medication.

• Keep skincare gentle for 3–7 days (no acids/retinoids).

• Avoid makeup, excessive heat, strenuous exercise, excessive sweating, swimming, hot tubs, saunas, steam rooms and hot showers for 24–48 hours.

• SPF daily; avoid direct sun.

• Redness and swelling; tiny “grid marks” or mild scabbing can occur for 1–3 days.

• Blistering, worsening swelling after day 2–3, increasing pain, or signs of infection.

• Severe swelling, difficulty breathing, or rapidly escalating symptoms.

• Wash your hair the day of treatment and arrive with a clean scalp free of styling products.

• Avoid hair colouring or chemical treatments for 5–7 days before your appointment.

• Avoid retinoids, exfoliating products, or medicated scalp treatments unless directed otherwise.

• Tell us if you have an active scalp infection, open sores, psoriasis flare, eczema flare, or recent sunburn.

• Let us know if you are pregnant, trying to conceive, breastfeeding, or have started any new medications.

• Keep the scalp clean and dry for 24 hours.

• Do not wash your hair until the following day (or as directed by your provider).

• Avoid hair colouring, bleaching, perms, or chemical treatments for 5–7 days.

• Avoid excessive heat, strenuous exercise, excessive sweating, swimming, hot tubs, saunas, steam rooms, and hot showers for 24–48 hours.

• Avoid scratching or picking the scalp while it heals.

• If using topical hair growth products (such as minoxidil), follow your provider’s instructions regarding when to resume.

• Mild redness.

• Tenderness.

• Tightness.

• Mild pinpoint bleeding immediately after treatment.

• Mild flaking as the scalp heals.

• Increasing pain.

• Spreading redness.

• Pus or drainage.

• Fever.

• Any concerns regarding healing.

• Difficulty breathing.

• Severe allergic reaction.

• Rapidly worsening swelling or infection.

• Arrive with clean skin (no makeup, sunscreen, lotions, or self-tanner on the treatment area).

• Avoid retinoids, exfoliants, acids, and scrubs for 3–5 days before treatment.

• Avoid excessive sun exposure, tanning, or sunburn for 2 weeks before your appointment.

• Let us know if you have an active cold sore, infection, rash, or open wound in the treatment area.

• Please tell us if you are pregnant, trying to conceive, or breastfeeding.

• Tell us about any new medications, especially those that increase sun sensitivity.

• Keep your skin clean, calm, and well hydrated.

• Avoid makeup for 24 hours if possible.

• Avoid excessive heat, strenuous exercise, excessive sweating, swimming, hot tubs, saunas, steam rooms, and hot showers for 24–48 hours.

• Avoid retinoids, AHAs, BHAs, vitamin C, exfoliants, and active skincare products for 3–5 days, or as directed by your provider.

• Apply a broad-spectrum mineral SPF 30 or higher daily and avoid direct sun exposure.

• Mild redness or warmth for several hours.

• Temporary dryness or tightness.

• Mild flaking in some clients.

• Skin often appears brighter and smoother within several days.

• Increasing redness after the second day.

• Blistering.

• Significant swelling.

• Increasing pain.

• Signs of infection.

• Difficulty breathing.

• Severe facial swelling.

• Rapidly worsening symptoms.

• Pause retinoids/exfoliants/acids for 3–5 days.

• Avoid sunburn and aggressive treatments (peels/laser) right before.

• Let us know about any recent injectables so we can time appropriately.

• Tell us in advance if you have an active infection, cold sore, new rash or any new medication.

• Keep skincare simple for 48 hours.

• Avoid active ingredients (retinoids/acids), exfoliation, and heat for 24–48 hours.

• Mild redness/sensitivity (especially after extractions) for 1–2 days.

• Hives, significant swelling, blistering, or increasing pain.

• Trouble breathing or rapidly worsening swelling.

• Avoid retinoids, acids/exfoliants, scrubs, and waxing/depilatories on the treatment area for 5–7 days (or as directed).

• Avoid sunburn, tanning, and self-tanner for 2 weeks prior. Use SPF daily.

• Let us know if you:

○ have a history of cold sores (especially if treating around the mouth)

○ are using prescription acne products, recently used isotretinoin/Accutane, or have very sensitive skin

○ have active irritation, rash, or broken skin in the area

• Arrive with clean skin (no makeup, lotions, or oils on the area).

• Tell us in advance if you are pregnant/trying to conceive, breastfeeding, have an active infection, cold sore, new rash, or any new medication.

• Keep skin calm and hydrated. Use only gentle cleanser + moisturizer as directed.

• Avoid retinoids, acids, exfoliation, and active treatments until peeling has fully resolved (typically 5–10 days, depending on peel depth).

• Avoid excessive heat, strenuous exercise, excessive sweating, swimming, hot tubs, saunas, steam rooms and hot showers for 24–48 hours.

• Do not pick, peel, or scrub flaking skin.

• Use SPF daily and avoid direct sun.

• Redness, tightness, dryness.

• Mild stinging/burning for a few hours after treatment.

• Peeling/flaking typically begins 2–3 days after and can last 5–10 days (varies by peel strength).

• Mild temporary darkening of pigment before it lifts can occur.

• Redness is worsening after day 2–3, or you develop increasing pain.

• You notice crusting, pus/drainage, or a rash that spreads.

• You develop a cold sore outbreak or significant swelling.

• Severe swelling, blistering over a large area, difficulty breathing, or rapidly worsening symptoms.

• Avoid sun/tanning/self-tanner for 2–4 weeks.

• Pause retinoids/acids/exfoliants for 5–7 days.

• Arrive with clean skin (no makeup or lotions on the area).

• Tell us about new medications, especially those that increase sun sensitivity.

• Tell us in advance if you are pregnant/trying to conceive, breastfeeding, have an active infection, cold sore, new rash, or any new medication.

• Avoid excessive heat, strenuous exercise, excessive sweating, swimming, hot tubs, saunas, steam rooms and hot showers for 24–48 hours.

• SPF daily; avoid sun exposure.

• Redness/warmth for 1–2 days.

• Dark spots may temporarily darken and then flake over 7–14 days.

• Blistering, significant swelling, increasing pain, or pigment changes that concern you.

• Severe swelling, breathing difficulty, or rapidly escalating symptoms.

• Avoid sun/tanning/self-tanner for 2 weeks.

• Pause retinoids/acids for 3–5 days.

• Arrive with clean skin.

• Tell us in advance if you are pregnant/trying to conceive, breastfeeding, have an active infection, cold sore, new rash or any new medication.

• Gentle skincare for 24–48 hours; SPF daily.

• Avoid excessive heat, intense exercise, excessive sweating, swimming, hot tubs, saunas, steam rooms and hot showers for 24–48 hours (or as directed).

• Mild warmth or redness that resolves within hours.

• Blistering, significant swelling, or increasing pain.

• Breathing difficulty or rapidly escalating symptoms.

• No waxing/plucking/threading for 4 weeks prior (shaving is okay).
• Shave the area 12–24 hours before (close shave, no irritation).
• Ensure tattoos in the treatment area are covered (taped) when arriving for your appointment.
• Avoid sun/tanning/self-tanner for 2 weeks prior.Tell us about any photosensitizing medications or recent antibiotics.
• Tell us in advance if you are pregnant/trying to conceive, breastfeeding, have an active infection, cold sore, new rash, or any new medication.

• Treat skin gently; avoid friction and heat for 24–48 hours.
• Avoid hot tubs/saunas and intense exercise for 24 hours.
• SPF daily; avoid tanning.

• Redness, mild swelling around follicles, warmth for up to 48 hours

• Blistering, significant swelling, spreading redness, or drainage.

• Severe allergic reaction symptoms (trouble breathing, facial swelling).

• Avoid sun/tanning/self-tanner on the tattoo for 2–4 weeks.
• Keep skin intact (no open areas, rashes, or infections).
• Ensure other tattoos in the treatment area are covered (taped) when arriving for your appointment.
• Apply numbing cream as instructed by your Beam practitioner.
• Tell us if you have a history of keloids or delayed healing.
• Tell us in advance if you are pregnant/trying to conceive, breastfeeding, have an active infection, cold sore, new rash or any new medication.

• Keep the area clean and protected; avoid picking/scratching.
• Avoid excessive heat, intense exercise, excessive sweating, swimming, hot tubs, saunas, steam rooms and hot showers for 24–48 hours (or as directed).

• Redness, swelling, tenderness; blistering can occur.

• Increasing pain, spreading redness, pus/drainage, fever, or large blisters you’re unsure how to manage.

• Severe allergic reaction symptoms or rapidly worsening swelling.

• Avoid alcohol for 24 hours to reduce bruising risk.
• If you bruise easily, ask us about bruise-minimizing options (do not stop prescription meds unless cleared by your prescriber).
• Arrive without active skin infection or rash in the treatment area.
• If you have a big event, book with buffer time (bruising can happen).
• If you take blood thinners/NSAID’s/supplements that increase bruising, do not stop anything prescribed, ask your prescriber first.
• Please tell us if you are pregnant, trying to conceive, or breastfeeding — we defer injectable treatments during pregnancy and while breastfeeding.

• Remain upright for 4 hours.
• Avoid massage/facial treatments, heavy workouts, and heat exposure for 24 hours.
• Gentle facial movement is fine; avoid pressing on injection sites.

• Small bumps/redness at injection sites for a few hours; mild bruising possible.
• Results begin in 3–5 days, with full effect around 10–14 days.

• Marked eyelid droop, unusual weakness, severe headache, or symptoms that feel atypical.

• Trouble swallowing, speaking, or breathing.

• Avoid alcohol for 24 hours (bruising risk).

• Tell us if you have a history of cold sores (especially for lip treatments).

• If you have a big event, book with buffer time (bruising can happen).

• If you take blood thinners/NSAID’s/supplements that increase bruising, do not stop anything prescribed, ask your prescriber first.

• Please tell us if you are pregnant, trying to conceive, or breastfeeding — we defer injectable treatments during pregnancy and while breastfeeding.

• Avoid heavy exercise, alcohol, and heat exposure for 24–48 hours.

• Keep skincare gentle for several days; avoid facial massage unless instructed.

• Swelling, tenderness, firmness, asymmetry, and bruising can occur (often improves over several days to 2 weeks).

• Increasing pain, whitening/paleness of skin, mottled/discolored skin, or coolness in the area.

• Any vision changes, severe eye pain, or sudden neurological symptoms.

• Avoid alcohol for 24 hours before treatment to reduce bruising.

• If medically appropriate, avoid blood-thinning supplements or medications that increase bruising (do not stop prescribed medications without medical advice).

• Arrive without an active skin infection, rash, or cold sore in the treatment area.

• If you have an important event, schedule treatment at least 2 weeks in advance.

• Please tell us if you are pregnant, trying to conceive, or breastfeeding—we defer treatment during pregnancy and while breastfeeding.

• Avoid heavy exercise, alcohol, excessive heat, swimming, hot tubs, saunas, steam rooms, and hot showers for 24 hours.

• Avoid rubbing, massaging, or applying firm pressure to the treated area for 24 hours unless instructed otherwise.

• Keep skincare gentle for 24–48 hours.

• Avoid retinoids, acids, exfoliation, and facial treatments for 48 hours.

• Apply SPF 30 or higher daily and avoid excessive sun exposure.

• Mild swelling.

• Small bumps at the injection sites.

• Redness.

• Tenderness.

• Bruising.

• Skin hydration and smoothness gradually improve over the following weeks.

• Increasing pain.

• Significant swelling.

• Increasing redness after the first day.

• Signs of infection.

• Any concerns about healing.

• Any vision changes.

• Severe eye pain.

• Trouble breathing.

• Marked skin colour changes (white, dusky, or mottled skin).

• Sudden neurological symptoms.

• If you have an important event, schedule treatment at least 2 weeks in advance (bruising or swelling can occur).

• Avoid alcohol for 24 hours prior.

• If medically appropriate, avoid blood-thinning medications and supplements that can increase bruising for 5–7 days (for example: aspirin, ibuprofen/NSAIDs, fish oil, vitamin E). Do not stop prescribed medication without medical advice.

• Let us know in advance if you are pregnant or breastfeeding, feeling unwell, or have an active infection or skin irritation near the treatment area.

• Arrive with clean skin (minimal makeup on the treatment area).

• If you take blood thinners/NSAID’s/supplements that increase bruising, do not stop anything prescribed, ask your prescriber first.

• Avoid alcohol and intense exercise for 24 hours.

• Avoid heat exposure (sauna, hot yoga, steam rooms) and hot showers for 24–48 hours.

• Keep skincare simple for 24–48 hours: gentle cleanser + moisturizer. Avoid acids, retinoids, and exfoliation on the area.

• Use SPF daily and avoid direct sun.

• Massage is important (5–5–5 rule): massage treated areas for 5 minutes, 5 times per day, for 5 days, starting as directed by your provider.

• Mild swelling, tenderness, redness, or itching.

• Bruising.

• Temporary fullness right after treatment (often settles within a few days).

• Results develop gradually over weeks as collagen builds; a series of sessions may be recommended.

• Swelling, redness, warmth, or pain is worsening after the first day.

• You notice firm areas or lumps that persist, or you are unsure about how to massage.

• You develop a rash, new symptoms, or anything that concerns you.

• Trouble breathing, chest pain, fainting, facial or lip swelling, or a rapidly spreading rash.

• Severe or increasing pain, marked skin colour change (pale or dusky), blistering, or any vision changes.

• Plan for visible swelling. If you have an important event, schedule treatment at least 2 weeks in advance.

• Avoid alcohol for 24 hours prior.

• If medically appropriate, avoid blood-thinning medications and supplements that can increase bruising for 5–7 days (do not stop prescribed medication without medical advice).

• Reschedule if you are unwell, feverish, or have an active infection.

• Arrive with clean skin (minimal makeup and skincare on the lower face and neck).

• Please tell us if you are pregnant, trying to conceive, or breastfeeding — we defer injectable treatments during pregnancy and while breastfeeding.

• Expect swelling, tenderness, and firmness under the chin. Swelling is normal and can be significant.

• Use a cool compress as needed for comfort (short intervals, gentle pressure).

• Avoid alcohol and intense exercise for 24 hours.

• Avoid heat exposure (sauna, hot yoga, steam rooms) and hot showers for 24–48 hours.

• Avoid rubbing, massaging, or applying firm pressure to the treated area for 48 hours, unless your provider gives different instructions.

• Sleep with your head slightly elevated for the first 1–2 nights if swelling is uncomfortable.

• Keep skincare simple for 24–48 hours: gentle cleanser + moisturizer. Avoid exfoliation and active ingredients on the area.

• Swelling, bruising, pain, redness, warmth, tenderness.

• Numbness or tingling (can last longer for some clients).

• Firmness, small lumps, or a “full” feeling while healing.

• Swelling, redness, warmth, or pain is worsening after the first few days.

• You notice an uneven smile, facial weakness, or new difficulty swallowing.

• You develop fever, drainage, or signs of infection.

• You have any reaction that concerns you.

• Trouble breathing or a rapidly spreading rash.

• Severe or rapidly worsening swelling, severe pain, blistering, or significant difficulty swallowing.

• Up-to-date cervical screening is required (recent “clear” Pap/HPV result, per Beam’s intake requirement) before proceeding with internal Empower treatments.

• Reschedule if you have UTI symptoms, active infection, unusual discharge/odor, sores/irritation, or are feeling unwell.

• Tell us if you are pregnant, trying to conceive, or recently postpartum.

• Empty your bladder immediately before your appointment.

• If you have any implanted electrical/medical devices, let us know in advance.

No general aftercare instructions. Please refer to the specific treatment below.

Please refer to the specific treatment below.

• Persistent or worsening pelvic discomfort.

• Fever/chills.

• Foul-smelling discharge.

• Burning with urination that persists or worsens.

• Bleeding that feels more than “light spotting”.

• Heavy bleeding (soaking pads), fainting, severe or escalating pelvic/abdominal pain, inability to urinate, or any rapidly worsening symptoms.

Please refer to the general InMode Empower Women’s Health Treatment instructions above.

• Avoid intercourse and tampons for 3–4 days (or as specifically directed by your provider).

• Avoid excessive heat, intense exercise, excessive sweating, swimming, hot tubs, saunas, steam rooms and hot showers for 3–4 days (or as directed).

• Keep skincare/hygiene gentle; avoid internal products unless directed.

• Mild swelling or tenderness.

• Light spotting.

• Mild cramping or irritation that improves over a few days.

• Pain increases after day 2–3 rather than improving.

• Spotting becomes heavier or persists beyond the advised window.

• Fever, strong odor, or unusual discharge.

Please refer to the general InMode Empower Women’s Health Treatment instructions above.