Know which clearance you need? Choose the procedure
Choose the procedure your clinic named and book the visit.
Clearance visits
A clearance for a procedure you're having elsewhere.
Some aesthetic and wellness clinics ask for a good-faith exam — a licensed provider confirming you're an appropriate candidate — before a treatment they perform. This is that visit, online. Nothing is dispensed. The price is the visit; you receive documentation for your clinic.
Choose how to start
Not sure you need one? Ask your clinic first
Check with the clinic performing your procedure. If they ask for a good-faith exam, choose the procedure here.
What a visit covers
- Good-faith exams for aesthetic treatments performed at a clinic you choose
- Clearance for IV or IM nutrient therapy at a provider you choose
- Documentation of the clearance for your treating clinic
Questions
Do I need this?
Only if the clinic performing your procedure asks for one. A good-faith exam is a medical-board requirement in many states for certain aesthetic treatments and is normally arranged by the clinic. If they already provide it, you don't need ours.
Does a clearance mean the procedure is right for me?
It means a licensed provider reviewed your history and found no reason you shouldn't be a candidate for what you described. It isn't a recommendation. The provider may decline to clear you and will tell you why; in that case everything you paid above the consultation fee is refunded, and the fee itself is not.
Nothing is dispensed; the price is the visit. If you are not cleared, everything above the $32 consultation is refunded; the $32 covers the provider's review.