A short first-person account of undergoing a medical/cosmetic procedure emphasizing the importance of building rapport and trust with the clinician. The speaker advises scheduling prior, smaller visits (e.g., Botox, filler) to become comfortable with the provider so later procedures feel less stressful, and states this comfort is genuine rather than medication-driven.
I was, like, normal nervous for having this done because, like, it's a procedure. I can't tell you how important it is to pick the person you're going to work with and work with them before and have trust. Because literally, I was like, okay, whatever you said, like, I know it wasn't a. Having a rapport with your doctor is huge. And the longer you can have the rapport. So come in for Botox, come in for filler, get comfortable. And then the rest of it feels like, oh, okay. And that is not the Xanax talking.
